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In 1906 several journalists working for McClure's Magazine, including Lincoln Steffens, Ray Stannard Baker, Ida Tarbell and William A. White left and established the American Magazine. It soon established itself as one of America's leading investigative magazines. However, its opponents accused the magazine of muckraking journalism.

Some of the journalists who contributed to The American Magazine included Ray Stannard Baker (The Colour Line in the North, February 1908; The Negro's Struggle for Survival, in the North, March, 1908, Lift Man From the Gutter? Or Remove the Gutter? Which?, July, 1909); Upton Sinclair (The Metropolis, January, 1908), Lincoln Steffens, (Hearst, the Man of Mystery, November, 1906) and Ida Tarbell (John D. Rockefeller: A Character Sketch, July, 1905; Roosevelt vs. Rockefeller, December, 1908); The Mysteries and Cruelties of the Tariff, November, 1910; The Hunt for the Money Trust, May, 1913).

 

 

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