My life Garen Jarvan on Feb 18, 1900 I am almost 70 years old. This age is really old for a journalist. But I could still remember all the articles I wrote for those newspaper offices. I have spent my whole exploring how different groups of people that had…
The Westward Expansion Garen Jarvan on May 28, 1899 I am now standing at the Market Street, San Francisco. Looking people walking around and those carriages driving by. I couldn’t imagine that this place was nothing but just a land about 100 years ago. Westward expansion made this place connected to the east coast…
Garen Jarvan on 1899.4.4 I was wandering around at downtown New York. A kid ran to me and said: Sir, would you like to have a newspaper?” “Why not?” I replied. I gave him two cents and started to read. After I read an article about how Jewish immigrants ruined the stability of the United…
Moving to the land of hope by Garen Jarvan on 1.18.1891 In 19th century, the United States of America had experienced the immigration waves. More and more people all around the world came to this country. In west coast, immigrants were more from Japan, Korea, China and those Asian counties. In east coast, they were…
Life of the Nation - an Early 19th C. Journalism Project 