Throughout his life, Schrader held the following positions: managing editor of the DenverRepublican, 1879–1881; of the St. Joseph Herald, 1882–1884; manager of Tootle's Opera House of St. Joseph, 1884–1886; Pope's Theatre of St. Louis, 1886–1887; secretary of the Board of Trade of St. Joseph, 1887–1891; Washington correspondent of the St. Louis Globe-Democrat, 1891–1894; assistant and acting secretary, Republican Congressional Committee, 1896–1900; author of Republican Text Book, 1898; political writer Washington Post, 1894–1896, and then dramatic editor, 1901–1906; correspondent for the Kansas City Journal after 1896; on the literary staff of David Belasco, 1906–1909; dramatic editor of the New York Globe, 1909–1910; editor of the New York Dramatic Mirror; president of a publishing company, 19 August 1912 to 9 September 1916; co-founder with George S. Viereck of The Fatherland, August 1914; and for some time associate editor and later editor of Issues and Events.[1][2]
In December 1918, before a Senate committee, Schrader denied ever profiting from, or even being aware of, the $100,000 which Deputy Attorney General Alfred Becker alleged the German government paid to The Fatherland.[3]
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On June 6, 1879, he married Anna McNulty. She died on February 16, 1894, and on November 6, 1895, he married Marie R. Bailey.
Handbook; Political, Statistical and Sociological, for German Americans and All Other Americans Who Have Not Forgotten the History and Traditions of Their Country and Who Believe in the Principles of Washington, Jefferson and Lincoln, (New York, 1916)
1683-1920. The Fourteen Points and What Became of Them; Foreign Propaganda in the Public Schools; Rewriting the History of the United States; the Espionage Act and How it Worked ... (etc. etc.) and a Thousand Other Topics, New York: Concord Publishing Co., 1920.
The Germans in the making of America (with a foreword by Edward F. McSweeney), Stratford Company, 1924; new edition: Dodo Press (March 2007) ISBN1-4067-0841-0
The Concordat of 1933 between Holy See and German State (pamphlet), 1933
^"Untermyer Again Defends Loyalty" (PDF). The New York Times. December 8, 1918.
January 01, 1970
frederick, franklin, schrader, october, 1857, free, hanseatic, city, hamburg, 1943, american, journalist, dramatist, contents, biography, family, works, plays, books, translations, referencesbiography, edithe, united, states, citizen, came, united, states, wit. Frederick Franklin Schrader 27 October 1857 Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg 1943 was an American journalist and dramatist Contents 1 Biography 2 Family 3 Works 3 1 Plays 3 2 Books 3 3 Translations 4 ReferencesBiography editHe was the son of a United States citizen and came to the United States with his parents in 1869 He was educated in public schools in Davenport Iowa and St Joseph Missouri and received academic training in Hamburg 1 Throughout his life Schrader held the following positions managing editor of the Denver Republican 1879 1881 of the St Joseph Herald 1882 1884 manager of Tootle s Opera House of St Joseph 1884 1886 Pope s Theatre of St Louis 1886 1887 secretary of the Board of Trade of St Joseph 1887 1891 Washington correspondent of the St Louis Globe Democrat 1891 1894 assistant and acting secretary Republican Congressional Committee 1896 1900 author of Republican Text Book 1898 political writer Washington Post 1894 1896 and then dramatic editor 1901 1906 correspondent for the Kansas City Journal after 1896 on the literary staff of David Belasco 1906 1909 dramatic editor of the New York Globe 1909 1910 editor of the New York Dramatic Mirror president of a publishing company 19 August 1912 to 9 September 1916 co founder with George S Viereck of The Fatherland August 1914 and for some time associate editor and later editor of Issues and Events 1 2 In December 1918 before a Senate committee Schrader denied ever profiting from or even being aware of the 100 000 which Deputy Attorney General Alfred Becker alleged the German government paid to The Fatherland 3 Family editOn June 6 1879 he married Anna McNulty She died on February 16 1894 and on November 6 1895 he married Marie R Bailey Works editPlays edit At the French Ball Fanny Rice 1 2 The Man from Texas 1 2 Proposal by Proxy 1 Hawkeye 1 Checkmate 1 The Modern Lady Godiva 2 At the French Ball 2 Nicolette comic opera music by Irenee Berge translated into Bohemian and produced in New York 25 December 1915 2 Corsica music drama in one act music by Irenee Berge produced in 1910 2 He was the lyricist for Baron Trenck produced in London 1911 and New York City 1912 2 Books edit Handbook Political Statistical and Sociological for German Americans and All Other Americans Who Have Not Forgotten the History and Traditions of Their Country and Who Believe in the Principles of Washington Jefferson and Lincoln New York 1916 1683 1920 The Fourteen Points and What Became of Them Foreign Propaganda in the Public Schools Rewriting the History of the United States the Espionage Act and How it Worked etc etc and a Thousand Other Topics New York Concord Publishing Co 1920 Prussia and the United States Frederick the Great s influence on the American Revolution Hoboken New Jersey The Concord Society 1923 The Germans in the making of America with a foreword by Edward F McSweeney Stratford Company 1924 new edition Dodo Press March 2007 ISBN 1 4067 0841 0 The Concordat of 1933 between Holy See and German State pamphlet 1933 Translations edit Max Nordau Freie Liebe Paris Sketches 1 Otto Ruppius Jose a novel 1 References edit a b c d e f g h i Leonard John William Marquis Albert Nelson 1906 Schrader Frederick Franklin Who s Who in America Vol 4 p 1575 a b c d e f g h Rines George Edwin ed 1920 Schrader Frederick Franklin Encyclopedia Americana Untermyer Again Defends Loyalty PDF The New York Times December 8 1918 Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Frederick Franklin Schrader amp oldid 1176928341, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
