The Blade and the Bloomfield Newspaper War
In Bloomfield, Caleb Sawtelle’s control of The Standard and The News sparks a fierce press war with The Blade. A brutal strike by factory workers tests loyalties as Brayton’s Blade defends labor, while Sawtelle uses power to crush rivals and faces a fatal confrontation that upends the city’s publishing scene.
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Laeed
Aptien
Atest
Dave
Ius Imad
Sawtelle
Tiemann
Bovied
Standard
Slocas
Boried
Sawtelie
Sams
Devy
Morning News
The
Big News
Philip Edward Tow
Eatrate
Bloomfield
Eanery
Ies
Hisc
Brayien
Brayton
Toe
Philip Koemmly
Bratton
Howe
Blade
Booled
Jimmy James
Caleb Sawtelle
Moe
Cape Cod
Galden Gate
Thurlow
James Gordon Bennett
George W. Childs
James F. Storey
D—N Yen
Horace Greeley
Ron
Bob Brigton
Jimmy Jamea
Mater Mortal Wires
Ecuh
Tna
Feronasin
Bias
Bret
Touriet
Weaser
Heowas
Apd
Bin
Seb
Cuwleb Sawtelle
Richelieu
Jimms
Mr. Braston
Lina
Mr. Martin
Jimmy
Louis
Martin
Benemy
Mr. Brastes
Ron Jon
Mr. Sawtelle
United States
Standard Office
Bretal Amoukt
Bratten
Peneralis
J. Seiure
Belind Bailar
Buckland
New Yors
Philadelphia
James J. Tames
Robert Brayton
James
Ting
Thermort
Lewell
Mess
Worcester
Albany
Margaret
Calrb Sartelle
Simeon Sartelle
Tadmarcy
Pooshowse
Genjiman
Jay Tred
Onck
Teoahl
Alby Kiel
Eapr
Kadeah
Forston
Sarah Ai
Pacheile
Mpbonaire
BSA
Uae
Estewiy Devian
White
Tali
Simon Sawtelle
New York
Pennsylvan
Alo
Caleb Lawrelle
Stenger
Caleb Sawtete
Clese
Leame
Judge Brook
Jamekiv
Pauniyenec
Sandera
Robert Begg
Roes
Phoup
Philip
A Pairter in Constantinople and Hidden Tensions
A wandering correspondent and guide Casimira navigate police gaze and crowd pressure in Constantinople. The Armenian question shadows a casual street scene as guards, a hotel clerk, a banker, and curious bystanders complicate a modest sketch near the Sultana Valide and the Gailata bridge.
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P. Hopkins Smith
Constantinopie
Urigumar
API
Sucrh
Constantinople
Snuther Avery
Bishar
Bis
Casimira
Sultana Valide
Stamboul
Gasimir
Gailata Bridge
Casimir
Sir Joseph Barnby the Bohemian composer of popular songs
The Saturday Review praises Sir Joseph Barnby for resisting academic rigidity, noting his bohemian streak and enjoyment of life and art. He wrote songs with lasting appeal and church music of high quality, and the reviewer wonders who could succeed him.
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Joseph Bacrby
Joseph Barnby
Saturday Review
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Dever
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Margaret Edwards
Eivy
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Storry Phil
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Will Lisenbee
Harry Stillwell Edwards
Alfred R. Calhoun
Alice E. Ives
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T. J. Mackey
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