Browse Items (24 total)
- Occupation is exactly "journalist"
LIPPINCOTT, Mrs. Sara Jane
Tags: 1821-1830, 1823, Abraham Lincoln, All The Year Round, and Fields, Atlantic Monthly, author, Authors, editor, George Mann, George R. Graham, Grace Greenwood, Graham's Magazine, Greenwood Institute, Hammatt Billings, Harper's Magazine, Hearth and Home, Home Journal, Horace Mann, Household Words, Independent, journalist, Julian Hawthorne, Little Pilgrim, Mary Byers, New York Mirror, New York Times, New York Tribune, NY, Onondaga County, Pompey, pseudonym, Reed, Sara Jane Lippincott, September, Tait Sons & Company, Ticknor, Una Hawthorne, Women's Rights, Writing/Publishing
BATTEY, Mrs. Emily Verdery
BLACKWELL, Miss Alice Stone
FIELD, Mrs. Martha R.
Tags: 1851-1860, 1855, author, Authors, Catharine Cole, circulating libraries, Eliza J. Nicholson, journalist, LA, Libraries, Martha R. Field, Mollie Evelyn Moore Davis, New Orleans, New Orleans Picayune, New Orleans Times-Democrat, pseudonym, San Francisco, San Francisco Post, travel writer, travel writing, Writing/Publishing
BENEDICT, Miss Emma Lee
Tags: 1851-1860, 1857, American Issue, author, Authors, City University of New York, Clifton Park, DC, Education, Hyde Park, Lee and Shepard, Mary H. Hunt, New York School Journal, NY, poet, Poets, Reform, reformer, Scientific Temperance Federation, State Normal School (Albany), teacher, Teachers, Temperance, temperance reformer, Washington, Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Writing/Publishing
CHARLES, Mrs. Emily Thornton
CUMMINGS, Mrs. Alma Carrie
BAYLOR, Miss Frances Courtenay
Tags: 1841-1850, 1848, AR, author, Authors, Fayetteville, January, journalist, playwright, San Antonio, TX
WAIT, Mrs. Anna C.
Tags: 1831-1840, 1837, Anna Churchill Wait, Annie Le Porte Diggs, Belva H. Lockwood, Bertha H. Ellsworth, Business/Banking, businesswoman, Carrie Chapman Catt, Education, educator, Elizabeth F. Hokins, Ella W. Brown, Emily J. Biggs, Equal Suffrage Association, journalist, Kansas Equal Suffrage Association, Kansas municipal suffrage, Laura M. Johns, Lincoln (KS) Woman Suffrage Association, March, Martia L. Davis Berry, May B. Brown, Medina County, Nellie T. Butterfield, newspaper owner, OH, orator, Orators, Public Speaking, Reform, reformer, Sarah E. Lutes, Sarah Hall, teacher, Teachers, woman suffragist, Women's Rights
DWYER, Miss Bessie Agnes
CRANE, Mrs. Mary Helen Peck
Tags: 1821-1830, 1827, Asbury Park, Associated Press, church worker, George Peck, Jonathan Townley Crane, journalist, M. Helen Crane, Mary Helen Peck Crane, Methodist Episcopal, New York Tribune, New York World, Newark, NJ, NY, Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association, PA, Port Jervis, Public Speaking, Reform, reformer, Religion/Missionary, Stephen Crane, Temperance, temperance reformer, Wilkes Barre, Woman's Christian Temperance Union, women as authors, Women's Rights, Writing/Publishing
HILL, Mrs. Eliza Trask
Tags: 1831-1840, 1840, Business/Banking, businesswoman, Education, Eliza Trask Hill, Ellen Henrietta Richards, Julia Ward Howe, MA, Mary Ashton Livermore, May, orator, Orators, Politics/Government, prison reform, Prohibition Party (MA), public schools, Public Speaking, Reform, reformer, teacher, Teachers, Temperance, temperance reformer, Warren, woman suffragist, Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Women's Rights, Writing/Publishing
FIFIELD, Mrs. Stella A. Gaines
Tags: 1841-1850, 1845, Apostle Island, Ashland, Ashland Press, Business/Banking, businesswoman, Camp Stella, Chicago Seminary, Education, educator, Ella A. Giles, hospitality, journalist, June, MI, MN, Osceola, Paw Paw, philanthropist, Philanthropists, Philanthropy, Polk County Press, Presbyterian, Religion/Missionary, religious work, resort, Stella A. Gaines Fifield, Taylor Falls, teacher, Teachers, WI, Wisconsin Editorial Association, Wisconsin Press Association, women as authors, Writing/Publishing
STOCKER, Miss Corinne
Tags: 1871, 1871-1880, Atlanta Journal, Atlanta Players' Club, August, Bull Moose Party, Cincinnati College of Music, Education, Episcopalian, Georgia Moosettes, Georgia Women's Press Club, Joel Chandler Harris, journalist, Ladies Home Journal, lecturer, Orangeburg, Politics/Government, Public Speaking, Reform, reformer, SC, suffrage, teacher, Teachers, Theatre, Theodore Roosevelt, Writing/Publishing
AUSTIN, Mrs. Helen Vickroy
Tags: 1821-1830, 1829, African-Americans, Daily Independent, Daughters of Temperance, Helen Vickroy Austin, horticulturalist, IN, Indiana Womans' Suffrage Association, journalist, July, Louise Esther Vickroy Boyd, Miamisburg, National Woman's Indian Rights Association, OH, philanthropist, Philanthropists, Philanthropy, Reform, reformer, Richmond Palladium and Sun-Telegram, Science/Inventions, Temperance, temperance reformer, woman suffragist, Woman's Christian Association of Richmond, Women's Rights, Writing/Publishing
GREENE, Mrs. Louisa Morton
Tags: 1811-1820, 1819, Anti-Slavery, Ashburnham, author, Authors, Education, journalist, Louisa Morton Greene, MA, Medicine, National American Woman Suffrage Association, orator, Oxford Democrat, philanthropist, Philanthropists, Philanthropy, poet, Poets, Public Speaking, Reform, reformer, suffrage, suffragist, teacher, Teachers, Temperance, temperance reformer, Water Cure, Women's Rights, Writing/Publishing
BRINTON, Mrs. Emma Southwick
Tags: 1831-1840, 1834, April, army nurse, author, Authors, Bradford Academy, Centennial, Emma Brinton Southwick, International Council of Women, International Sunday School Convention, journalist, lecturer, MA, Medicine, nurse, Nurses, Peabody, Public Speaking, Religion/Missionary, Samuel Gridley Howe, Society of Art, traveler, Women's Rights, Writing/Publishing
COCHRANE, Miss Elizabeth
MILLER, Mrs. Emily Huntington
Tags: 1831-1840, 1833, AC McClurg & Co., Atlantic Monthly, author, Authors, Brooklyn, Chautauqua, Chautauqua Woman's Club, college president, CT, E P Dutton, Education, educational administrator, Emily Huntington Miller, George F. Root, Harper's Magazine, Independent, journalist, juvenile literature, Little Corporal, lyricist, missionary work, Music, Northwestern University, Oberlin College, October, Our Young Folks, poet, Poets, pseudonym, Reform, reformer, Religion/Missionary, Root & Cady, Sunday School teaching, Temperance, temperance reformer, women as authors, Writing/Publishing
BISHOP, Mrs. Mary Agnes Dalrymple
Tags: 1851-1860, 1857, actress, August, author, Authors, Boston Globe, Esther T. Housh, Grafton Herald, home dramas, journalist, lecturer, MA, Mary Agnes Dalrymple Bishop, Massachusetts Ploughman, Maud Howe Elliott, New England Woman's Press Association, Public Speaking, Springfield, Theatre, Writing/Publishing, Youth's Companion
WINSLOW, Mrs. Celeste M.A.
Tags: 1831-1840, 1837, Atlantic Monthly, author, Authors, Brooklyn Magazine, Celeste Winslow, Charlemont, Chicago Advance, editor, Good Company, Happy Hours, Independent, journalist, Keokuk Female Seminary, Lippincott's Magazine, MA, Manhattan Magazine, November, Scribner's Magazine, Scribner's Monthly, Winslow's Monthly, women as authors, Writing/Publishing
SMITH, Miss Helen Morton
Tags: 1851-1860, 1859, Bar Harbor Record, Boston Home Journal, Charles C. Burrill, December, editor, Education, Eugene Richards, Gilman Colby, Helen Morton Smith, James Gillespie Blaine, journalist, ME, New England Woman's Press Association, Saturday Evening Gazette, Society Journal of Mt. Desert Island, Sullivan Harbor, teacher, Teachers, teaching, Writing/Publishing
FERREE, Mrs. Susan Frances Nelson
Tags: 1841-1850, 1844, DAR, Daughters of the American Revolution, Episcopalian, IA, Iowa Woman's Suffrage Association, January, journalist, Mount Pleasant, Order of the Eastern Star, Philanthropy, poet, Poets, Reform, reformer, Susan Frances Nelson Ferree, Temperance, temperance reformer, woman suffragist, Woman's Christian Temperance Union, Woman's Relief Corps, Women's Rights, Writing/Publishing
WYLIE, Mrs. Lollie Belle
Tags: 1851-1860, 1858, AL, Atlanta, Atlanta Journal, Atlanta Writers' Club, author, Butterfly, Elia Goode Byington, Ephie E. Williams, GA, Henry Wellington Wack, Hoke Smith, John Toy, journalist, Lollie Belle Wylie, October, Pioneer Women, poet, Poets, Richard H. Clark, Society, United Daughters of the Confederacy, Woman's Press Club of Georgia, Writing/Publishing