Ida M. Tarbell

Long hours, dangerous work conditions, and a general sense of distress all convalesced into a depressing, pessimistic populist attitude fueled by the press, especially the "muckraking" of the likes of Ida M. Tarbell.

InteracTiVoty: The Media Industry Will be Alright: A Historical Perspective - Mark Risis - MediaBizBloggers 2009

The story has been repeated in numerous books on Lincoln: Alexander K. McClure, “Abe” Lincoln’s Yarns and Stories, p. 162 (1904); Ida M. Tarbell, The Life of Abraham Lincoln, vol. 2, p. 153 (1917); and Caroline T. Harnsberger, The Lincoln Treasury, p. 14 (1950).

Abraham Lincoln (1809-65) 1989

—Ida M. Tarbell, The Life of Abraham Lincoln, vol. 1, p. 139 (1900).

Abraham Lincoln (1809-65) 1989

[F.otnote 1: Ida M. Tarbell, _The Business of Being a Woman_.] [F.otnote 2: Lester F. Ward, _Pure Sociology_.]

Vocational Guidance for Girls Marguerite Stockman Dickson

Ida M. Tarbell, _New Ideals in Business_ (1917), describes the accomplishments of the industrial leaders rather than of the rank and file.

The United States Since the Civil War Charles Ramsdell Lingley

United States_ (6th ed., 1914), a scholarly and non-partisan account, although giving slight attention to legislative history; Ida M. Tarbell, _Tariff in Our Times_ (1911), emphasizes the personal and social sides of tariff history and is hostile to protection; Edward

The United States Since the Civil War Charles Ramsdell Lingley

Ida M. Tarbell, _History of the Standard Oil Company_ (2 vols., 1904), is carefully done and a pioneer work.

The United States Since the Civil War Charles Ramsdell Lingley

Abraham Lincoln is often quoted as an exception; but more recent studies of his ancestry have shown that he is not really an exception; that, as Ida M. Tarbell [162] says, "So far from his later career being unaccounted for in his origin and early history, it is as fully accounted for as is the case of any man."

Applied Eugenics Paul Popenoe 1933

M.ss Ida M. Tarbell, an historical student who had gained an audience through popular and discriminating lives of Napoleon and Lincoln, published a history of the Standard Oil Company in _M.Clure's M.gazine_ during 1903.

The New Nation William E. [Editor] Dodd 1912

Redding Center; Jeanette L. Gilder and Ida M. Tarbell had summer homes on Redding Ridge; Dan Beard, as already mentioned, owned a place near the banks of the Saugatuck, while Kate V.St. M.ur, also two of

Mark Twain, a Biography. Complete Albert Bigelow Paine 1899