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1851-1853. Exerpts from “Franz Schmidt and the Freie Blatter of St. Louis, 1851-1853” By Steven Rowan What he was about in St. Louis, besides teaching...
1858-1859. In the summer of 1858, Dr. Canesius and Christian Schneider established in Alton a German weekly paper which bore the name of the Freie...
1893-1897. (“Open Word”) Max Hempel, editor/publisher
1840-1844. The first German newspaper published in Illinois was Der Freiheitsbote fur Illinois, published in Belleville but printed in St. Louis. It appeared in the...
1840. The first German newspaper published in Illinois was Der Freiheitsbote fur Illinois, published in Belleville but printed in St. Louis. It appeared in the...
1846-1847. Der Freisinnige was an atheist paper, published weekly by L.F. Volland and edited by Joseph Schoberlechner. It was the organ of a club of...
Inducted 2016 Margaret Wolf Freivogel wore many hats during her journalism career. At the Post-Dispatch, she was a reporter, Washington correspondent, assistant managing editor and...
Inducted 2022 For 34 years, Bill worked for the St. Louis Post-Dispatch in various capacities, including assistant Washington bureau chief and deputy editorial editor, where...
1850-1858. “Messenger of Peace” Eden Publishing House, Evangelical Synod of North America, semi-monthly
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