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Yellow Journalism Hearst Biography Davis Biography Headline Gallery ... Cartoon Gallery Richard Harding Davis (1864-1916) Richard Harding Davis was one of the most active and influential journalists during the Spanish-American War. Born in 1864, Davis entered the newspaper business soon after his studies at Lehigh and Johns Hopkins University. As a reporter for The Sun and managing editor for Harper's Weekly , Richard Harding Davis had become a well known writer by the 1890s. In 1896, William Randolph Hearst, owner and editor of the New York Journal, commissioned Davis and noted illustrator Frederick Remington to cover the Cuban rebellion against Spanish rule. In Cuba, Davis wrote several articles that sparked U.S. interest in the struggles of the Cuban people. Two stories in particular captured the public's attention. The first, "The death of Rodriguez," described the execution of a young Cuban prisoner. The second concerned a strip search of a young Cuban woman. Davis was outraged when Hearst printed that the search had been conducted by male guards (Davis reported that the search had been done by females). After this episode, Davis resigned and refused to work for Hearst again. During 1898, Richard Harding Davis reported for the

2. Adventures And Letters Of Richard Harding Davis Davis, Richard Harding, 18641916.. Adventures and Letters of Richard Harding Davis. Electronic Text Center, University http://etext.lib.virginia.edu/toc/modeng/public/DavAdve.html

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Richard Harding Davis (1864-1916) Writings The Reporter Who Made Himself King 1891 . Illustrations. (U.Virginia) Adventures and Letters of Richard Harding Davis 1917(U.Virginia) The King's Jackal 1891 . Illustrations. (U.Virginia) The Lion and the Unicorn 1899 . Illustrations. (U.Virginia) Her First Appearance 1892 (U.Virginia) Soldiers of Fortune 1897 . Illustrations. (U.Virginia) Appreciations of Richard Harding Davis (text at 1stbooks) Adventures and Letters of Richard Harding Davis (text at 1stbooks) Davis_RH19re.htm May 30, 2000 Link checked

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Short Story Classics Richard Harding Davis The Nature Faker by Richard Harding Davis His fall came through ambition. Herrick himself attributed it to his too great devotion to nature and nature's children. Jackson, he of the frivolous mind, attributed it to the fact that any man is sure to come to grief who turns from the worship of God's noblest handiwork, by which Jackson meant woman, to worship chipmunks and Plymouth Rock hens. One night Jackson lured Herrick into New York to a dinner and a music hall. He invited also one Kelly, a mutual friend of a cynical and combative disposition. Jackson liked to hear him and Herrick abuse each other, and always introduced subjects he knew would cause each to lose his temper. But, on this night, Herrick needed no goading. He was in an ungrateful mood. Accustomed to food fresh from the soil and the farmyard, he sneered at hothouse asparagus, hothouse grapes, and cold-storage quail. At the music hall he was even more difficult. In front of him sat a stout lady who when she shook with laughter shed patchouli and a man who smoked American cigarettes. At these and the steam heat, the nostrils of Herrick, trained to the odor of balsam and the smoke of open wood fires, took offense. He refused to be amused. The monologue artist, in whom Jackson found delight, caused Herrick only to groan; the knockabout comedians he hoped would break their collar-bones; the lady who danced Salome, and who fascinated Kelly, Herrick prayed would catch pneumonia and die of it. And when the drop rose upon the Countess Zichy's bears, his dissatisfaction reached a climax.

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