The Young Editor and Bennet's Office Dynamics
A reflective piece contrasts Harvard educated Bennett with his restless father, noting how editors and reporters interact, the reliance on telegrams, and Bennet's bold yet unstable leadership. It recalls a visit to the Herald, Bennet’s parlor dialogue on Greeley, and portraits of journalistic ambitions amid political chatter. The narrative shifts to social satire on farmers and wives, ending with a Boston Post note on Tilden’s potential majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennett
Harvard Wnd
Emperor of Braay
Lord Dufferin
Elliott
Connery
O'Kelly
D. Fontaine
Lierard
Fox
Stanley
O’kelly
London Times
The
Herald
Greeley
Baltimore
Ile
Paris
Livingston
Man
Napoleon Street
North America
Jie
The Mind as Mule in a Comic Personal Essay
Theodore Crowl sits with a tongue in cheek analogy comparing thought to a stubborn mule, detailing mental fits, jumps of imagination, and the struggle to start and stop thinking. Interwoven vignettes feature a punchy aside about a passerby’s wife on a board seat and reactions to public commentary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amule
Les
Broadway
Lave
Cery
Theodore Crowl
Sage
Sassep
Woodward Avenue
Stimson Place
He Was Gone West Mister Wheeler Talks With Governor Tayes
An item notes Mr Wheeler has traveled to Ohio to discuss the matter with Governor Tayes. The piece urges that if they jointly decide they were not elected, the decision would bring peace and happiness to them and the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phladelphia Times
Wheeler
Ohio
Tayes
Also Mentioned on This Page
James G. Bennett
Henrietta Payne Westbrook
Slocum
Washington County
New York State
omTne
Boston Post
Tilden
Greenbacks
Vwarnisees
Fangy Goons
A. Ruhlman
Liberty Street
Warren
Butterice
S. Burcess
Merney
Faily Groceries
J. F. Wells & CO
Second Street
First National Bank
Warren, Pas
Carver House Drug Store
Will. Smith
Phowgraphic
Carver House
Suspension Bridge
Simath
A. D. Olmstead
Hall & Lyon
Williamsport
Hale
Patot Highith
Flacy
Pickett
Tas
Aide
Emery, Press & Burr
Leffell
A. Wise
Keystone
Boots and Shoes
Third Street
Warren, PA
Williamsport, Pa
Union Schoolhouse
Hickory Street
Ww. CO. Rowland
Bagawood
Am Lumber
Ams
D.H Wilder
Corry
Portasee
Bach
Seine
Spain
Turkey
Morocco
Second Street & Mart
Itrow
Grand Street
Main Street
Mr. Lesser
Lesser
M. Mead
Honhart
Water Street
Hennessey
Edinburgh
Milwaukee
wa-Calland
Morck & Shultz
Weeks House
Main and Taylor
Jamestown
WN. Y
Warren County
Weeks Bros
Ghautaigua Lake
B. B. Hawks
Jay D. Pave
New York
Miner
Clark
Bojy Tait
WM. Morck,. H. Schultz
Havin
Wendleboe & Johnston
South Sea Islands
Hazeltine and Davis
Allen New Block
Penn’a
Fred
Snc
Conurve Mer
F. Sayne
Leon Siebel
Chas. P. Henry
Wholesale and Retail
Greece
Vyerourk’s Block
Pine Family Groceries
Greenland Brothers
Episcopal Church
Gelderaredr Weed Sewing Machines
Warren, Penn’a
Opposizek Warren Savings’ Bank
HW. A. Jamieson & Co’s
OLL
Allison
Pepe
Mann
Baers
Disston
Anp
Dealr
Carver House Toch
Dave
Eweliry
Walueers, &c
WM. Messner
Sholesale and Retail Grocer
Warren, P
NWA
Graham
Kitts
Labrador
Geo. Banks
Siscoers
Crose
Austin Owder Company
Tagorand
WEDAL
Veensua
Lot
Z. Com Net
Onder
Wilson Sewing Machine CO
Chicago
New Orleans
St. Louis, Moy
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