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1844. In 1844, Paul Follemins was invited to come to St. Louis and assume the editorial management of the Anzeiger des Westens, but the arrangement...
1897-1898. Die Waechter was established in September, 1897, in the interest of German Catholic societies. Although a distinctively religious journal, it was tinged with socialistic...
1870. (“True Republican”) Campaign newspaper
1871. Jewish, anti-Catholic. S.H. Sonnenschien, editor; Friedrich Roeslein, publisher.
1979. A new St. Louis-based “little” magazine called The Walrus Said made its debut here in July. Edited and published by Edward James Berry, a...
1875-1878. Ware’s Valley Monthly was first publiished by Charles E. Ware & Co. The first number appeared in May, 1875. It was edited by the...
1881-?. Frederick Essen, president; J.N. Barnes, editor.
1903-?. Former St. Louis County Watchman. George J. Santner, publisher.
1887-?. By Don Corrigan. While John Shoulberg calls the land-locked St. Louis suburb of Rock Hill his home, his thoughts are never very far away...
Normal “Tweed” Webb was considered the most prominent voice for Black baseball in St. Louis at a time before Major League Baseball’s teams were integrated....
