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Reminiscences of Pioneer Days in St. Paul / A Collection of Articles Written for and Published in the Daily Pioneer Press

By Frank Moore
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A collection of reminiscences recounts early St. Paul life through the lens of newspaper work and local events, tracing the transition from hand presses to mechanized printing and the daily toil of compositors, editors, and pressmen. It recounts contested printing contracts and court decisions, the scramble for telegraphic and steamboat news, dramatic civic incidents including mob violence and militia responses, and spirited political campaigns and speeches. Short, anecdotal chapters emphasize practical challenges, newsroom rivalries, and how journalism and technology shaped the rhythms of a growing frontier city.

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Frank Moore

Frank Moore was an American author known for his work documenting the early days of St. Paul, Minnesota. His notable book, "Reminiscences of Pioneer Days in St. Paul," is a collection of articles originally published in the Daily Pioneer Press. Through his writings, Moore provides valuable insights into the experiences and challenges faced by early settlers in the region, contributing to the historical narrative of the American Midwest. His work captures the spirit of pioneer life and serves as an important resource for understanding the development of St. Paul.

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