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benkaden · 2 years
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Call-Chronicle Newspapers Inc. Allentown, Pennsylvania Publishers of THE MORNING CALL EVENING CHRONICLE SUNDAY CALL-Chronicle
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historysisco · 1 year
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On This Day in New York City History March 16, 1827: The Freedom Journal which was fhe first African American-owned and operated newspaper in the United States was founded by John Brown Russwurm and Samuel Eli Cornish. The newspaper covered such issues as education, health, jobs and social events for free blacks not only in NYC but throughout the Northeast. After a falling out between co-founders, the focus for the newspaper would center on the movement for the return of Blacks to Africa in the form of the new colony of Liberia. This practice established by the American Colonial Society started in 1820. Liberia would become the first African colony to become an independent nation in 1847. The paper would cease publication in 1829. #FreedomJournal #AfricanAmericanHistory #AfricanAmericanStudies #BlackHistory #BlackStudies #BlackHistoryMatters #JohnBrowbRusswurm #SamuelEliCornish #NewspaperHistory #NewYorkHistory #NYHistory #NYCHistory #History #Historia #Histoire #Geschichte #HistorySisco https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp2dFnHur0k/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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vlemx · 3 years
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#Repost @newspaperscom @download.ins --- A massive hurricane unexpectedly slammed ashore in the northeastern United States on the afternoon of September 21, 1938. No hurricane warnings had been issued in the region, meaning New Englanders were caught by surprise, especially since they hadn’t experienced a major hurricane in over 100 years. The death toll would ultimately reach more than 680 people. This coverage of the storm comes from an Ohio newspaper. (Chillicothe Scioto Gazette, 09.22.1938). . . . . . @chillicothegazette #weatherhistory #historybuff #historylover #historygeek #historynerd #americanhistory #ushistory #historygram #oldnewspaper #newspaper #newspapers #newspaperhistory #newspaperclipping #newspaperarticle #historicalnewspapers #otd #onthisday #thisdayinhistory #todayinhistory https://www.instagram.com/p/CUFVauLgP4Q/?utm_medium=tumblr
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joearf · 4 years
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191303xx: Illustration showing the new pressroom of the @nytimes (The Inland Printer, Vol 50, No. 6 March 1913) #newspaperhistory #thenytimes #printingpress #pressroom #modernequipment 
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instapicsil3 · 7 years
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Every once in awhile, we come across a great example of what a photo retoucher did back in the 1950s. Here, Mrs. Eleanor Collins' portrait has been painted –– completely surrounding her face and hair –– to create a floating headshot to run in the newspaper. We’ve included a second photo so you can see how her headshot ran in print. And why was Mrs. Collins’ floating head in the newspaper? Well, read below: "Mrs. Eleanor Marie Collins, 36, of 6543 N. Francisco av., head teller of the Devon North Town State bank, 2345 Devon av., was arrested by state’s attorney’s police early today and confessed that she had embezzled $16,600 from the bank in the last four years,” the Tribune wrote March 17, 1950. ‘I’m ashamed of what I have done,’ said Mrs. Collins, a divorcee. “Mrs. Collins said she was paid ‘only $32’ a week when she started in the bank four years ago. ‘I needed the money,’ she said." She went on to assert that she only used the money for clothing for her 11-year-old daughter and household and medical expenses that weren’t covered by her income. #vintagechicago #photohistory #photojournalism #newspaperhistory http://ift.tt/2tEQ2KB
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instapicsil2 · 7 years
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Every once in awhile, we come across a great example of what a photo retoucher did back in the 1950s. Here, Mrs. Eleanor Collins' portrait has been painted –– completely surrounding her face and hair –– to create a floating headshot to run in the newspaper. We’ve included a second photo so you can see how her headshot ran in print. And why was Mrs. Collins’ floating head in the newspaper? Well, read below: "Mrs. Eleanor Marie Collins, 36, of 6543 N. Francisco av., head teller of the Devon North Town State bank, 2345 Devon av., was arrested by state’s attorney’s police early today and confessed that she had embezzled $16,600 from the bank in the last four years,” the Tribune wrote March 17, 1950. ‘I’m ashamed of what I have done,’ said Mrs. Collins, a divorcee. “Mrs. Collins said she was paid ‘only $32’ a week when she started in the bank four years ago. ‘I needed the money,’ she said." She went on to assert that she only used the money for clothing for her 11-year-old daughter and household and medical expenses that weren’t covered by her income. #vintagechicago #photohistory #photojournalism #newspaperhistory http://ift.tt/2tEQ2KB
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historysisco · 1 year
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On This Day in New York City History January 21, 1957: After a 16-year bomb planting spree, George Metesky (November 2, 1903 - May 23, 1994) aka The Mad Bomber is arrested at his home in Waterbury, Connecticut. 
Metesky's M.O. was placing pipe bombs in New York City public spaces such as libraries, theaters, phone booths, public restrooms, bus and train terminals. Luckily, while two thirds of his bombs exploded none of the explosions led to casualties. When asked why he was engaging in terrorism for such a long time, he placed blame on his employer Con Edison.
In the letters sent by Metesky to the New York Journal-American newspaper, he claimed that he was leaving bombs because he was never properly compensated for an injury we sustained while working for Con Ed. It would take the work of Con Ed clerk Alice Kelly to discover who the Mad Bomber was.
Kelly was going over worker's compensation files when she discovered a file that had the key words "injustice" and "permanent disability" written on them. Both words had been prominent in the notes that Metesky had sent to the newspaper.
While Metesky was looking for his day in court to show the world how negligent Con Edison was, he would not get his way. Metesky would be found to not be competent enough to stand trial due to reasons of insanity. He was sent to the Matteawan State Hospital for the Criminally Insane. He would be later transfered to Creedmoor Psychiatric Center where he stayed until being released in 1973. 
#MadBomber #GeorgeMetesky #ConEd #NewYorkJournalAmerican #NewspaperHistory #CrimeHistory #NewYorkHistory #NYHistory #NYCHistory #History #Historia #Histoire #Geschichte #HistorySisco 
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historysisco · 2 years
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On This Day in History July 8, 1889: The first edition of the Wall Street Journal was made available. The financial newspaper debuted in the afternoon, had four pages and cost two cents.
#WallStreetJournal #FinancialHistory #NewspaperHistory #WallStreetHistory #AmericanHistory #USHistory #History #Historia #Histoire #Geschichte #HistorySisco
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benkaden · 2 years
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The Home of The Evening Bulletin an the fast-growing Sunday Bulletin at 30th and Market Streets, Philadelphia, Pa. Visitors are welcome from 9:30 am to 4:oo p.m. Monday, through Saturday.
In Philadelphia nearly everybody reads The Bulletin.
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