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BERLIN, GERMANY - DECEMBER 12: Co-founder and CEO of Cloudflare Matthew Prince and TechCrunch News Editor Frederic Lardinois speak on stage at TechCrunch Disrupt Berlin 2019 at Arena Berlin on December 12, 2019 in Berlin, Germany. (Photo by Noam Galai/Getty Images for TechCrunch)

Pacific Reef Egret and Jumping Fish by Ryukyu Mike

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4-7-1875 Sale of Elkhart Observer South Bend Tribune by Bristolsun Bristol Indiana

19th Century Progressive: Emma Molloy lecture at Elkhart County Museum 3-11-2017. Patrick McGuire, Curator of Education, presented the third in a year- long series of People of Elkhart: Emma Milloy, Born in South Bend, in 1839, then Emma Barrett had articles published in local newspapers as a teenager. At 18, she married Louis Pradt, a journeyman printer. Not a happy marriage, their 2 children did not survive childhood. In 1867, she divorced him for habitual drunkenness. Back in South Bend, she married Edward Molloy, editor of a failing newspaper: The National Union, and became the first female editor in IN. After selling the National Union, they headed to Elkhart, IN in 1872 to start the Elkhart Observer. Both through her articles and speeches as she advocated for rights for women to divorce, for temperance, the right of women to vote (suffrage), and even abortion, she gained a national and international reputation. But in 1876, they sold the Observer, and she embraced the Blue Ribbon movement, a forerunner of Alcoholics Anonymous and traveled widely. Then in 1882, she divorced Edward over family issues, and took their son Frank, daughter Etta and foster daughter, Cora Lee to Illinois. But the friendship developed through her temperance lectures with convicted criminal George A. Graham would eventually lead to a grave threat to her reputation and even being accused of involvement in the murder of Graham’s wife, Sarah, whose body was found in a well on Molloy’s property. Just the Facts: In Washington, KS advocating for temperance in prisons and among the Cherokee Indians, was when it all went wrong. Edward was convicted of murder of his wife and in 1886 , was lynched by towns folk. For 2 years, Emma and her foster daughter Cora Lee who had married the bigamous Graham were kept charged for involvement in the murder. During this time, her son Franklin drowned. Finally cleared in 1888, she spent the rest of her life advocating for religion (The WTCU - Women’s Christian Temperance Union) and rebuilt her reputation. She married cousin Morris Barrett in 1889. He died in 1903. She died in 1907, aged 67 years. Local Historian Martha M. Pickrell wrote a book, “Emma Speaks Out Life and Writings of Emma Molloy 1839-1907.

Editors by Isabel Thomas

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Olympia Theatre, Dublin

October 10, 2015 - Photos by Isabel Thomas

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Editors by Elisabeth Voglsam

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Editors by Roberto Finizio

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Sziget Festival 2013

Obuda Island Budapest (Hungary)

10 august 2013

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Editors by Daniel Boud

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Simple Violets by Michele Delsignore

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This little patch of violets lives on the side of our house . The air can be as still as can be until I bring my cam over to try & capture these little violets. One day, I will manage to be there , before the rain & without the wind . I believe in positive thinking here ! :)

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Editors' Cheese Awards by Andy Ihnatko

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Another vintage digital from...I'm going to guess 1999. Backstage at the MacUserWorld Editors' Choice Awards.

This was just as the tech bubble was beginning to deflate. The magazine still had the scratch to throw a major party, but as you can see, the writers and editors of MacUser had to serve as waiters and bartenders. "We realized that the publisher was going to be paying somebody $75 to work the party," said my editor, as he offered me a mushroom cap and a little napkin. "Why not us?"