The Chinese American (1883)
Scott D. Seligman
Abstract
Scott D. Seligman
Abstract
Wong left Chicago for New York, and he established the first Chinese-language newspaper east of the Rockies. He named the paper ‘Chinese American’ and became the paper’s editor. The challenges which Wong encountered in running the newpaper company included money matters and labour issues. In late 1883 Chinese American ceased publication, nevertheless, it by no means marked the end of Wong’s career as a journalist.
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Wong left Chicago for New York, and he established the first Chinese-language newspaper east of the Rockies. He named the paper ‘Chinese American’ and became the paper’s editor. The challenges which Wong encountered in running the newpaper company included money matters and labour issues. In late 1883 Chinese American ceased publication, nevertheless, it by no means marked the end of Wong’s career as a journalist.
Key concepts: History