The Philadelphia Public Ledger

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The Philadelphia Public Ledger was a prominent 19th- and early 20th-century Philadelphia daily newspaper known for its influential reporting and role in American journalism.

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instanceOf daily newspaper
defunct newspaper
newspaper
acquiredBy George W. Childs NERFINISHED
acquisitionDate 1864
ceasedPublication 1942
city Philadelphia
country United States of America
surface form: United States
coveredArea Philadelphia metropolitan area NERFINISHED
international news
national news
editor Charles Emory Smith NERFINISHED
George W. Childs NERFINISHED
John O. K. Hittell NERFINISHED
Rudolph Blankenburg NERFINISHED
format broadsheet
founder Arunah S. Abell NERFINISHED
Azariah H. Simmons NERFINISHED
William Moseley Swain NERFINISHED
hasSection business news
classified advertisements
editorials
literary features
local news
society pages
headquartersLocation Philadelphia, Pennsylvania NERFINISHED
inception 1836
language English
locatedInTimePeriod 19th century
early 20th century
mediaType print
mergedInto Philadelphia Inquirer NERFINISHED
notableContributor Charles Emory Smith NERFINISHED
Rudolph Blankenburg NERFINISHED
notableFor influential reporting in the 19th century
pioneering the one‑cent daily newspaper model in Philadelphia
role in shaping American journalism practices
originalPrice one cent
owner Anthony J. Drexel NERFINISHED
Cyrus H. K. Curtis NERFINISHED
George W. Childs NERFINISHED
peakCirculationPeriod late 19th century
politicalAlignment initially Democratic
later Republican-leaning
publicationFrequency daily
publisher Swain, Abell & Simmons NERFINISHED
state Pennsylvania
subjectArea general news

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Philip Francis Nowlan employer The Philadelphia Public Ledger
William C. Bullitt workedFor The Philadelphia Public Ledger