American Decades
The First Pulitzer Prizes
"The Anniversary"
Editorial
By: New York Tribune
Date: May 7, 1916
Source: "The Anniversary." New York Tribune, May 7, 1916.
"Germany Keen for Peace, but
Expects and is Ready to Battle for
Years"
Newspaper article
By: Herbert Bayard Swope
Date: 1917
Source: Swope, Herbert Bayard. "Germany Keen for Peace, but Expects and Is Ready to Battle for Years," New York World, November 4, 1916. Reprinted in Swope, Herbert Bayard. Inside the German Empire: 1916. New York: Century, 1917.
Introduction
The Pulitzer Prize originated with Joseph Pulitzer (1847–1911) who was born in Hungary and is perhaps the most influential journalist in American history. His brand of newspaper publishing, dubbed "yellow journalism," first gained appeal during his ownership of St. Louis...
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1910's Media Primary Sources
- Photographs by Lewis Hine
- National American Woman Suffrage Association Broadsides
- Early Baseball Cards
- "Fun's Word Cross Puzzle"
- The Woman Rebel
- The First Pulitzer Prizes
- "Warning: The Deadly Parallel"
- Letters to the Chicago Defender
- "For Freedom and Democracy"
- Sedition Act, 1918
- Chicago Race Riots
- The Brass Check
- Copyright Page
- Acknowledgments
