Well Paid Editors Across New York Dailies
Special correspondence from New York reveals Charles A. Dana of the New York Sun as perhaps the best paid journalist, with estimates of $50,000 per year. The report outlines salaries for leading editors, including Carvalho of The World and Reich of The Herald, plus typical column rates and other top figures across major papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Neick
The
Herald
Carvalho
the World
Lord of the Sun
Nicholson
Tribune
Charles A. Dana
New Yrk Sun
America
the Sea Corporation
Chester S. Lord
Dana
Sun
Pulitzer
Evening World
T Am
Farrelley
World
Colonel Cockerill
Ballard Smith
Bar Harbor
Paris
Arthur Brisbane
Mr. Pulitzer
Mr. Carvalho
Star
Europe
Amos J. Cummings
Evening Sun
Latfan
Sunday World
Herald, World and Sun
Recorder
Times and Tribune
Press, Journal and Advertiser
T. C. Reich
Bennett
Reich
Reick
Camden
Philadelphia
Heick
Pasteur
Rome
Paris Herald
London Herald
White
Metropolitan
Harold Raymond
Mr. White
N’s
Tom
Chester
Henry Carey
Times
Foster Coates
Advertiser and Commercial Advertiser
George Dickinson
Telegram
George A. Fleming
Mail and Express
F. A. Dermeka
George Bartholomew
News
Julius Chambers
Mr. Nicholson
the Tribune
Mr. Wardman
the Press
J. L C. Clark
Journal
John W. Kellar
E. L. Godkin
Horace White
Evening Post
Lemuel Ely Quigg
Press
Whitechapel Lane Night Tour Reflects on Ripper Area
A reader describes Whitechapel road and nearby courts as grim and revolting, recalling Jack the Ripper's era. He contrasts grim back alleys with lively street life, notes penny machines, show tents, medicine fakirs, and frescoes in pubs, and observes meat prices and American imports affecting local shoppers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lo Thor
Correspondence
Loxpon
Whitechapel Road
High Street
Aldgate
Mile End Gate
Bowery
New York
Jack the Ripper
London
Daunte
United States
Burton
Whitechapel
Ameica
America
England
Bart Keyxepys End Ize
Annual Statement of Mead Township School Board
The Mead Township School Board presents the annual statement for the year ending June 16, 1394. It details exonerations, collector commissions, balance due, and payments including teachers wages, institute attendance, building and furnishing, and incidental expenses. Auditors J E Wallaston and H J Quinn attest to the accounts’ correctness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
School Board
Mead Township
W. E. Henderson
W.R. Henderson
Treas., Cr
Institute
Dae
Ceueee IH
Covss
McK Alp
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William C. Reice
Townsend and Riggs
Brown
Julian Ralph
Andrew £. Watrous
David Bailie
Bexs
Northrop
Atlanta
Cal
Warren Savings Bank
J.E. WaLllaston
H. J. Quinn
N. K. Wendelboe
Warren, Fuller & Co
New York City
N. K. Wendelhoe’s
Liberty Street
N. K. Wendlebee
Warren
Frank W. Whitcomb
Third Street
Postoffice
Tlbstock & Peterson
New Savings Bank
Chas. Dinsmoor
S. = NEILL
Chas, A, Petersoo
Hoffman Block
Samuels Bro Dry Goods Store
Liberty and
Secon Streets
Perry
Justice OF the Peace
Water Street
Geo. Ball
Boeschiin
Savings Bank Building
Humphrey & Nemoyer
Episcopal Church
J. K. Ronne
Wanamaeker & Brown’s
Celebrated Clothing
Hickory St
Warren, Penn’a
J. K.ronne
Jani
Ramblers
Clevelands
Spauldings
Fentons
Martin
Waverleys
Geo. N. Peirce & Co
Credendas
Crescents
Russell & Heck
Warren, PA
Warren County
Woodard
Ecru
W. Jarvis
T. O. Slater & Co
Bissell
Milford
Goshen
Landers
Ferry and Clark
Manning, Bowman & Co’s
Pearl Agate
Winslow