Word: journalism
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Dates: during 1890-1899
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...rest of the afternoon was occupied by a drive about Providence, and at eight o'clock in the evening the delegates assembled for dinner in the Narragansett house. Toasts were responded to by a number of college editors, and by Mr. Alfred H. Williams, editor of the Providence Journal. The thanks of the association were voted to the editors of the Brunonian and of the Brown Magazine for the trouble and expense which they had taken upon themselves in reviving the association, and starting it again upon what should be a most useful career...
...meeting of the Deutscher Verein last evening, Dr. Julius Goebel, editor of the Belletristische Journal, delivered an exceedingly interesting lecture on the "The Poetry of Walther von der Vogelweide." The speaker said that little is known of this poet-singer's life. It is probable that he was an Austrian by birth, that he lived in a village called Vogelweide, and that he imbibed from the deep twilight of the German forests that love of nature and legend which characterized his later writings. Until 1198 he lived at the Austrian court, but at the time of the feud between...
...been requested that attention be called to the exceptional interest that attaches to the personality of Dr. Julius Goebel, the speaker at the public meeting of the Deutscher Verein this evening. Dr. Goebel, formerly lecturer at Johns Hopkins University, is now editor of the Belletristische Journal, the leading German literary periodical in this country. He is an unusually good speaker, and was one of the favorite public lecturers at Baltimore. He will speak upon "The Poetry of Walther von der Vogelweide...
...present lack of an International Copyright law permits injustice to foreign authors, (a) their productions are their own personal property-Report Common Pleas 89; (b) they have no control over their publications in America-Library Journal II, p. 250; (c) they receive no compensation-Library Journal...
...bill should pass because (a) it will give foreign authors their just rights-Forum I, p. 498; (P) it will give American authors a fair field-Ioid, p, 499; (c) it will give legitimate publishers an opportunity to compete; (d) it will raise the standard of American literature-Library Journal II, p. 252, (e) The International Copyright would not deprive the reading public of good books-Forum, July...