Unique Exploits of Women Writers - New York World - March 16, 1890
Reportage

Description
The New York World featured four women writers in their Sunday, March 16, 1980 paper.
Reporters
Media History
The reporting was intended for these media types: Newspaper
Articles, Books, Video/Film
I-"In the Guise of a Beggar" - E.M.S - New York World | A Young Woman's Nervy Exploit for the Sunday World; The Poor Who Befriend the Poor
March 16, 1890
Journalist goes undercover to exploit the poor.II-"Trying for the Stage" - Unsigned - New York World | How a Young Woman Finally Became a Chorus Girl; Discharged after One Week
March 16, 1890
A journalist who had wanted to be a dancer her whole life finally landed a job but was let go a week later.III-"A Woman in the Steerage" - S. J. Stevenson - New York World | What a Young Lady Experienced on the Adriatic - Wretched Food and Quarters
March 16, 1890
S. J. Stevenson observes the conditions in steerage while traveling on the White Star Steamer Adriatic.IV-"Working for Uncle Sam" - C. S. S. - New York World | The Story of a Woman Clerk in the Pension Office; Like a "Grown-Up" Schoolroom
March 16, 1890
Journalist writes about her experience working in a pension office.