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1896-1899. Merged with St. Louis County Watchman This paper was the second of R.B. Crossman’s ventures in journalism in St. Louis county. At the time...
1871-1873. The initial number of the People’s Gazette was issued July 18, 1871. It was published under the auspices of the “People’s Gazette Association.”…The editorial...
1840-1846. The People’s Organ Russell S. Higgins, who came to St. Louis as a printer about 1838, was a partner of Abel Rathbone Corbin in...
1914-?, “An independent paper devoted honestly and whole-heartedly to the interests of the common people of St. Louis. It stands for the upbuilding of the...
1892-1918?. Socialist Society. Advocated Prohibition. Var: Missouri Voice.
Inducted 2011 Longtime Post-Dispatch reporter, editor and rewrite man Selwyn Pepper is credited with helping the newspaper win three Pulitzer Prizes for Public Service. He...
1950-1975. Quarterly of modern literature and the arts, begun in Louisville in 1947, but moved to St. Louis in 1950. The three editors were English...
Inducted 2007 After he graduated from Washington University, St. Louisan Mike Peters’ newspaper career began in the art department of the Chicago Daily News. Following...
1881 Monthly magazine containing musical piano charts, published by J.L. Peters. Free to customers who visited the store.
1887-1895 C. H. Mekeel Stamp and Publishing Company. Monthly edited by Charles Haviland Mekeel.
