208 n .
Alden , W . L., 61. Aldrich , Thomas B ., 103. Alert, 48.
Alien and Sedition Acts, 426 ; press and , 250.
Allgemeine deutsche Käseblatt, German trade journal, 18 n . Allison, J . M ., cited , 343 n . Almanacs, newspaper , 27, 27 n . Almanac, Whitaker 's, 210. Amalgamated Press , 21 n . Amateur journalism , 18 , 23; bibliography of, 23 n . See also College journalism .
and cons, 68 -69; Schopenhauer on , 69– 70 , 316 ; opinions of others, 70 - 71 ; authoritativeness of press and , 71; historian and , 71, 72 , 73 ; in Germany, 72 ; bibliography of, by Frederick Harrison , 72; T . Arnold on, 73 n .; war correspondent and , 215 n . ; Cumberland on , 315 ; Scott on , 315 316 ; Howells on , 316 ; Matthews on , 316 ; favored by Traill, 317. See also Signature.
Answers. See Answers to Correspondents . Answers to Correspondents , first Harms worth paper, 60 .
Thomas Ritchie,
Answers to correspondents , II, 59 . Anti-Saloon League, 484.
America . See United States. American , The, Lowell, Mass., adver tisements rejected by, 370 . American, New York , account of Sulzer's address in , 156 ; edited Raemaekers' cartoons, 380 n .
Anti-Trust Act, Associated Press not a
Ambler , C . H ., on 86 - 87.
American Ambulance hospital of Paris,
violator of, 121.
Antwerp , certain photographs forbidden in , 405 n .
Aplin , W ., on the Associated Press , 108 n .; article by , cited , 131 n . A pollo, 47.
Applebee, Defoe and, 263.
339 .
American Association of Foreign Lan guageNewspapers , 350 n. American Association of Teachers of Journalism , 400 n .
American Baptist, The, 91 n . American Historical Association , session devoted
to newspapers, xl; annual
meeting
abandoned in
Cleveland ,
96 n .
American Historical Review , anonymous article in , cited, 229 n . ; excerpt from samearticle , quoted , 231 n . American Luncheon Club, 340 n . American Machinist, 351 n . American News Co., distributing agency 16 , 136 ; no publication concerning , 16 n .
American Newspaper Annual and Di rectory, 48 n .
American Notes, Dickensmisrepresented in review of, 282.
American PressAssociation,suit of, 134 n . American Public Health Association , annualmeeting of, 95. American Transatlantic Line, 355. Ames, Fisher, on the newspaper, 29 n .
Amsterdam , English newspapers printed at, 115 n . Anchor ,47.
Angell, Norman, article by, cited,
Applebee's Journal , 250. Arbroath , use of broadsides in , 7 ; collection of broadsides in , 9 n. ; periodical literature in , bibliography , 7 n.
Archer, William , on dramatic criticism , 323 ; court proposed by, 324 .
Argentina, welfare work of La Prensa in , 99- 100 . Argo, 47.
Argonaut, 47.
Argus, 47; started by Buckingham , 21 n .
Aristophanes, 381. Aristotle, criticism in time of, 287, 325. Arkansas, immigration to , 343 n .
Armada Mercuries, article on , cited, 414 n .
Armenia , relief of, 338. Army and Navy Bazaar, za
Army and Navy Gazette, The, article in , cited , 201 n .
Army journalism , 24 – 25; bibliography of, 24 n ., 25 n .; names of army papers, 49. Army news, II .
Arnold, Matthew , on American press , 55 -56 , 426 n .; on personality of The Times, 74 ; on W . H . Russell, 197 n . ;his attitude toward Sala , 197 n . ; on Eng
Annuaire de la presse française, 49 n . Annual Register, 27.
lish newspapers, 288 ; on Sainte-Beuve and Goethe, 304 ; on German news papers, 352 n .
Anonymity , 65 -73; Swift on, 66 ; in
Arnold , Thomas, on anonymity, 73 n .;
papers of to -day, 66 , 423; emphasizes importance of paper rather than writer, 66 ; in England , 66 ; in France,
on newspaper style, 105. Arnold , William Thomas, on " journal ese ,” 104- 105; on the war corre
67-68 ; articles on, cited , 68 n .; proś
spondent, 210 ; Filon on , 330 - 331.
271 n .
