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Page 60
... appeared to be in- ner . The outer man still stood six foot two , and now that the demoni- acal haste was gone he stood commandingly straight . Pulitzer's new personality was further improved when an experienced valet was added to the ...
... appeared to be in- ner . The outer man still stood six foot two , and now that the demoni- acal haste was gone he stood commandingly straight . Pulitzer's new personality was further improved when an experienced valet was added to the ...
Page 196
... appearance . Infinitely more difficult to explain away was his fascination with the seamy side of New York and ... appeared in a newspaper office with an eye terribly bruised and discolored . Hap- pily he recounted that he had been ...
... appearance . Infinitely more difficult to explain away was his fascination with the seamy side of New York and ... appeared in a newspaper office with an eye terribly bruised and discolored . Hap- pily he recounted that he had been ...
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... appeared . For reasons never made crystal clear , Pulitzer appointed his youngest son , Herbert , a trustee of the estate in 1904. Then in 1909 he added a codicil which failed to include him , though the names of Joseph , Jr. , and ...
... appeared . For reasons never made crystal clear , Pulitzer appointed his youngest son , Herbert , a trustee of the estate in 1904. Then in 1909 he added a codicil which failed to include him , though the names of Joseph , Jr. , and ...
Contents
A Midwesterner Comes to Town | 3 |
The Pulitzer World | 27 |
Mr Hearst Challenges | 45 |
Copyright | |
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