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Pulitzer_ A Life in Politics, Print, and Power - James McGrath Morris [269]

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NT Norman Thwaites

PB Pomeroy Burton

RHL Robert H. Lyman

RP Ralph Pulitzer

TR Theodore Roosevelt

WHM William H. Merrill

FREQUENTLY CITED BOOKS OR MANUSCRIPTS

AI Alleyne Ireland. Joseph Pulitzer: Reminiscence of a Secretary. New York: Mitchell Kennerley, 1914.

APM Albert Pulitzer. “Memoirs.” Unpublished memoir written by Albert Pulitzer in 1909 and edited and annotated by his son Walter Pulitzer between 1909 and probably 1913. In author’s possession. On deposit in the Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Columbia University.

DCS-JP Don C. Seitz. Joseph Pulitzer: His Life and Letters. New York: Simon and Schuster, 1924.

GJ George Juergens. Joseph Pulitzer and the New York World. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1966.

JLH John L. Heaton. The Story of a Page: Thirty Years of Public Service and Public Discussion in the Editorial Columns of the New York World. New York: Harper, 1913.

JSR Julian S. Rammelkamp. Pulitzer’s Post-Dispatch, 1878–1883. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1967.

JWB James Wyman Barrett. Joseph Pulitzer and His World. New York: Vanguard, 1941.

WRR William Robinson Reynolds. “Joseph Pulitzer.” PhD diss., Columbia University, 1950.

WAS W. A. Swanberg, Pulitzer. New York: Scribner, 1967.

NEWSPAPERS

Readers may note the appearance of smaller newspapers in some of the endnotes. This is because they made extensive use of wire copy and often contained valued reports about New York journalism and politics.

AtCo Atlanta Constitution

BoGl Boston Globe

BrEa Brooklyn Eagle

ChTr Chicago Tribune

DeFr Detroit Free Press

EvPo St. Louis Evening Post

GlDe St. Louis Globe-Democrat (including issues when it was the St. Louis Globe)

LAT Los Angeles Times

MoDe Missouri Democrat

MoRe Missouri Republican

NYA New York American

NYH New York Herald

NYEJ New York Evening Journal

NYEW New York Evening World

NYMJ New York Morning Journal (later succeeded by the New York American)

NYS New York Sun

NYT New York Times

NYTr New York Tribune

NYW New York World

SeDe Sedalia Democrat

StLoDi St. Louis Dispatch

PD St. Louis Post-Dispatch

StLoPo St. Louis

PostThJo The Journalist

TT Town Topics

WaPo Washington Post

WP Westliche Post

WSJ Wall Street Journal

Note: When citing Pulitzer letters and other documents located at either Columbia University or the Library of Congress, I have chosen to limit the citation to the date of item and collection, unless more information would be needed for its retrieval. For instance, some correspondence and other items were not filed chronologically or sometimes are incorrectly filed. In those cases, I have provided the box and file folder information.

Additionally, finding aids I developed in conjunction with the research for this book have been deposited at the Rare Book and Manuscript Room of Columbia University and the Manuscript Room of the Library of Congress.

Last, the endnote appears at the point at which I begin using the source. So quotations in subsequent paragraphs stem from the same source unless otherwise specified.

PROLOGUE: HAVANA 1909

On the afternoon: Descriptions of Havana harbor are drawn from Robert T. Hill, Cuba and Porto Rico with the Other Islands of the West Indies (New York: The Century Co., 1898) and photographs in the G. W. Blunt Library of Mystic Seaport.

The length of: AI, 28. Sarawak is today one of the two Malaysian states on the island of Borneo.

And it was talked about: Data calculated using data from the twenty-fifth anniversary issue of World, 5/10/1903, copy contained in May 1903 Folder, WP-CU.

“The World should”: JP and Clark B. Firestone conversation, transcript, undated, undated folder 1910, JP-LC, Box 9.

“I think God”: JP and Firestone conversation, transcript, 8/5/1908, WP-CU.

At last the small boat: WRR, 711.

CHAPTER 1: HUNGARY

A note about family names: I have chosen to keep Joseph Pulitzer’s ancestors and family names in their original spelling, such as Mihály (instead of Michael), Fülöp (instead of Phillip). But as Jószef Pulitzer would become known by the American spelling of his name,

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