Editor Godkin of the Post praised as a candid but steadfast critic
A detailed portrait of Edward A. Godkin editor of the New York Evening Post and Nation is offered, highlighting his integrity, stubborn independence, and fairness. The piece contrasts him with rivals, notes his battles with critics, and examines his role in New York journalism and politics.
Private Life of The Nation Editor Described in New York
The article portrays editor Godekin of The Nation as a private, contemplative figure living on West Tenth Street New York near landmarks like Washington Square and the Astor Library. It notes his selective public writing, family privacy, and his reputation among literary circles, comparing him to Charles A. Dana and referencing his occasional essays in English reviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferin
Giflis
Horace White
Nanelst
New York Eventuy Post
Godkin
Paar
Than & Pew
David B
Umn
Thomas
Harper's
Frank
Englih Plac
Fea
Charles A. Dawa
Gindtin
Mr. Kin
Athe
New York Frentig Post
Parke Godwin
Cullen Bryans Tv Ie
New York
Wade
Post
Dought
Journal
The
Nation
West Tenth Street
Uber
Fitsh Avenue
Fathionshle
Washington Square
Coopers
Hewitts
Ani
University
Look
Astor Library
Godin
Goldwin
Bia
Charles A. Dansio
Mr. Godita
A Vagabond's Mining and Night of Reflective Longing
A fragmentary prose poem recalls a vagabond's musings on hope and sorrow amid night, with lines about a past brighter life and a distant, unclear contract with fate. It is interwoven with unrelated clippings about politics and oddities.
Lottie Wins Over Uncle Ulric In Wealthy Match
Herbert Rockthorpe pursues Charlotte Courtenay as Uncle Ulric visits. Lottie uses charm to win over the bachelor and secure a marriage, altering fortunes and leaving Herbert disappointed. The use of family manipulation and social maneuvering drives the courtroom of affections.
French flower girls outshine Chicago sellers in Europe display
The piece contrasts refined European flower girls with American sellers, noting Paris and Vienna booths, color harmony, and theater crowds. It reports on Chicago’s lack of artistic displays, a market in second hand blooms, and how foreign vendors charm customers with polished manners while American girls face criticism for rougher presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Obienpo
Chicago
Saloors
Berlin
Hamberg
Costion
Corman
Cen
Clarke
Portfolios Offered For World’s Fair Subscriptions At Reorteren
An advertisement announces art portfolios available for the World’s Fair, offering subscription followings in varied styles. Several designs are on exhibit at the Reorteren office with prices from 50 to 4.09.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Om Exhibisios
Reorteren
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tarry” Cookin
the Post
Blak Riba
Mazwamy Party
Max Kays Pessaally
Thaw
Beet
Gin Bom
Bogiece
New Yoas
Mbeh
Goodkin
York Evening Port and Nation
New Im
Tadbot
Iide
Mem Gabe TX
Bryant
Brant Bryant
Muewump
Dows
Torrats
Acd Yes
Duin
David 8. Hill
United States Senate
Cleveland
Potin the Mauer
Hawaii
Bss
Mr. Godkin
MR. Godeis OY
Foster Coates
Susan
Poortiahht
New England
Weber
Basina
Ciberes
Rand
Crange
Itine
Crain
D. C
Texas
Congress
P. A. Woods
Paytonia Herald
Herald Office
Buck Barker
Bull Creek
Barker
Anderson Barker
Lower White Oak
the Herald
Mr. Barker
Sperizt Talagram
Cuancasune
W. Va
W. B. Stout
Bridgeport Crossing
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
John J. Davis
C. W. Lynch
Jone A. Hutchinson
John Bassel
Serk
Ojalotif
Goff
Salt
Pennsylvania
Jersey City
Jacksonville
Pla
Florida Central Sed Peninsular
Richmond
Danville
United States
Morton
Rosamond Rockthorps
Charlotte Courtenay
Billy
Jessi
Herbert
Beryl
Bertie
Mrs. Beverly
Rosamond
Enae
Ulric
Fortunatus
Lottie
Charlotte
Alrie
Angel
Portland
Uncle Ulric
Tam Marri
Lotties
Ulric Martin
Dog
New York News
Hood
Sweet Flower Girls
Paris
Vienna
Hamburg
Flower Girls
Irena
West Virginia Printing CO
Wil Pocke
Wio
Manoe
Hiss Toerwe
Jahett I
Apel
Lee Wanooet
C.r
Heathwest
Journal of Medicine
Epler