Hoaxes and fakery in journalism from Greeley era to modern times
A historical survey of newspaper hoaxes from 1835 New York Sun and Sir John Herschel moon tale to 19th century rivalries. It cites Richard A. Locke Edgar Allan Poe and James Gordon Bennett, plus anecdotes of false reports and fake news stings across papers, editors, and country correspondents.
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Amelia
Boston
Richard A. Locke
New York Sun
Edinburgh Pilosophical Journal
Dol Herschel
John
Good Hope
Albany Advertiser
Hetchel
Edinburgh
James Gordon Denmmtt
The
Herald
Edgar
Allan Pow
Express
Jeghey
Bennett
States
Ajax
Waadgie
Europe
Courier
Seri
Jagr
Ajas News
Jotenal
Ajas
Greeley
New York
God Copy
Dickens
Nme
Harnaby Rudge
Chik
Robert Bonner
Barnaby Rudge
Fedger
Ledger
Waa
Honner
Bonner
Tribune
Marnaby Rudge
Che ‘Lribune
Tomnott
Minnesota
Fettow
Leavenr
Liay
Parkersburg
West Virginia
Milan
Tennessee
Jake
Ohio
Jacob
Texas Rangers
Tam
Fragmentary dialogue from Philadelphia Pre passage
A partial OCR fragment shows a dialogue with names Miss Nittie Well and Miks Passay. The text hints at impressions about youth interest and references to teeth and Philadelphia, but the context and full meaning are unclear.
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Horace Greeley
Muthatton
Fakir
Mathatene
Middle West
Mathatton
Shelbyville
Guthrie
Africa
Corres
Pondent
Texas
Galveston
Dead
Pete
Captain Honeybrain
Virginia
Richmond ‘Times-Dispatch
Armour
Dr Swift
Chicago Inner Ocean
Sothern
Laura Keene
Mina Keene
Laura
Miter
Betti Belget
Carey
Uesrest Sgesty
California
Roth & CO
Jersey
Maryland
Long Island Ducks
Schickhaus
Elgin Creamery
TEA, Ib
Louis Pork
Armour's
Fame Chops
Pillsbury
D. Casey
First Street
Spring Street
Cor
East Grand Street
Woodruff Storage CO
South Broad Furniture Area Househeld Goods
Angelus
Gue
Elisabeth
Schwed’s Suits & Overcoats
Broad ST
Love Lees
F.nusbaum
Elizabeth Avenue
Jamaica
Muscatel Wi
Muscatel Or
Biack
Aldais
Mabey
Sian
Cne RD UA Ainray Fn
Elizabeth
Avenue
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