April 2, 2025
1892 HARPERS~Chicago World Fair~Seal Hunt Horror~Creede Colorado Tour~H Pyle Art
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Harper's Weekly Magazine, April 9 1892Cover: Washington journalist interviewing a member of the House, by C S Reinhart Legendary journalist Richard Harding Davis visits the mining camp of Creede, Colorado, in a LONG LONG article! (see below) Creede is still very much an active community! Horrible story about Pelagic Fur-Sealers at work, shooting seals from dinghies Full page of sketches of activities in preparation for the Columbian Exposition Chicago World's Fair Short story by Howard Pyle with artwork by himself The names of the truly great magazines in American journalistic history number very few: Scribner's, McClure's, Cosmopolitan, Century, Hearst's, The American Mercury. But head and shoulders above all, both in longevity and continued excellence, is Harper's Weekly (and its later successor, Harper's Monthly Magazine. ) The very precepts of American journalism, which would grow through the muckrakers cultivated by S. S. McClure, have their foundation well before the Civil War in the pages of Harper's. And the illustrators who are now revered, who are featured their own postage stamps, began with the war artists working in woodcuts, and later half-tone illustrations, in the pages of Harpers. I have found a number of good condition vintage Harper's Weekly at estate sales, and I will now give you a description of the contents
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