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Description Representative journals & journalists of America / litho. by Buek & Lindner, N.Y. Print shows portraits of journalists and their newspapers, top row, from left: Joseph R. Hawley of the "Hartford Courant", Oswald Ottendorfer of the "New-Yorker Staats-Beitung", Whitelaw Reid of the "New-York Tribune", Charles A. Dana of "The Sun", and George W. Childs of the "Public Ledger"; middle row, from left: Royal M. Pulsifer of "The Boston Herald", the late Thurlow Weed of the (Albany) Evening Journal, and E.B. Haskell of "The Sunday Herald"; bottom row, from left: Murat Halstead of "The Cincinnati Commercial", Joseph Medill of "The Chicago Daily Tribune", James Gordon Bennett of "The New York Herald", Henry Watterson of "The Courier-Journal", and Wilbur Fisk Storey of "The Times". Includes facsimile signatures at bottom.
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