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One such wrote a 2 column article for the Evening Journal of May 31.
seems a man of ideas & good sympathies—is a journalist—independent; that is, not attached to one journal
and chatted with me an hour or so, and, on departing, asked permission to write a paragraph for the journal
I am sending the the "Review of Reviews," that most interesting of journals.
As I have no fortune whatever, and journalism does not suit my temper, I obtained a situation in our
Is in N Y city, journalizing—a queerish fellow, (for all the fellows, litterateurs as well as any, the
Bradford Merrill, managing editor of the Press, or to any of the mentioned journals.
EDITORIAL ROOMS OF The Morning Journal Room 25, Tribune Building, New York July 28 1890 Dear S d feel
that ha a great upon us if you would consent to write, for S 's Journal , a short article on some such
Editor of The New York Morning Journal to Walt Whitman, 28 July 1890
Am keeping pretty well—have just written & sent off a little ($6) bit for a N Y paper the Morning Journal
The women are irrupting into journalism & crowding out the men here in Boston.
thinking that there should be some proper obituary notice of him published in one of the engineering journals
says you may take a whole column, (as it is very difficult, you know, in one of these engineering journals
than this), if you would do this, I would attend to having it published in one of the engineering journals
literature for you & some of the other members of your household; also a copy of this week's Bolton Journal
I guess any of the journals would be glad to have such M.S. and there is nothing your friends would enjoy