James O'Meara (journalist)
James O'Meara (Jun 1825-Jan 1903) was a journalist who served as editor of several of the U.S. state of Oregon's leading newspapers in the 1860s to '80s, many of which were secessionist Democratic papers.[1] The papers he edited include the Democratic Standard, the Southern Oregon Gazette, the Oregon State Democrat, the Eugene Register, the States Rights Democrat,[2]Portland Bulletin (~1868-1872),[3][4] the Portland News (1886)[5]
In 1858[6] and 1866 he ran for state printer as a Democrat, losing in 1886 to Republican W. McPherson.[7]
He retired from editing newspapers in 1889, and began publishing historical articles, including "An Early Steamboating Era on the Willamette," published in the Oregonian Jan. 15, 1891 and republished decades later in the Oregon Historical Quarterly.[8]
References[edit]
- ^ "History of Oregon Newspapers".
- ^ "Oregon Historical Quarterly, Volume 26".
- ^ "History of Oregon Newspapers".
- ^ "History of Oregon Newspapers".
- ^ "History of Oregon Newspapers".
- ^ "Oregon Historical Quarterly, Volume 2".
- ^ "Oregon Historical Quarterly, Volume 3".
- ^ O'Mera, James; O'Meara, James (1943). "An Early Steamboating Era on the Willamette". Oregon Historical Quarterly. 44 (2): 140–146. JSTOR 20611487.
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