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Stephen Clark Foster
Stephen Clark Foster (1820 – January 27, 1898) was a politician, the first American mayor of Los Angeles under United States military rule. Foster served in the state constitutional convention, and was elected to the State Senate. He was elected as mayor of Los Angeles in 1856, and later elected for four terms to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.
Early life and education
Foster was born in Machias, Maine, in 1820. He graduated from Yale College in 1840.
Career
He taught at a private academy in the South. In 1845 at age 25, he headed for California, like many other young single men, via El Paso and Santa Fe. While in Santa Fe, Foster served as an interpreter with the Mormon Battalion of Volunteers, then on its way to California to fight in the Mexican-American War.
In the stormy period when California was under US military rule after the defeat of the Mexicans, Governor Richard Barnes Mason appointed the 26-year-old Foster alcalde (mayor) of Los Angeles to replace the dissolved ayuntamiento (government) of the Mexicans. For this reason, Foster often has been referred to as the first American mayor of the city. He served as alcalde from January 1, 1848 to May 21, 1849. For the remainder of that year, or until the city came under United States jurisdiction in 1850, Foster served as prefect.
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Stephen Foster
Stephen Collins Foster (July 4, 1826 – January 13, 1864), known as "the father of American music", was an American songwriter primarily known for his parlor and minstrel music. Foster wrote over 200 songs; among his best-known are "Oh! Susanna", "Camptown Races", "Old Folks at Home", "My Old Kentucky Home", "Jeanie with the Light Brown Hair", "Old Black Joe", and "Beautiful Dreamer". Many of his compositions remain popular more than 150 years after he wrote them. His compositions are thought to be autobiographical. He has been identified as "the most famous songwriter of the nineteenth century", and may be the most recognizable American composer in other countries. His compositions are sometimes referred to as "childhood songs" because they are included in the music curriculum of early education. Most of his handwritten music manuscripts are lost but copies printed by publishers of his day can be found in various collections.
Biography
Various biographers have published works on the life of Stephen Collins Foster, but details can differ widely. In addition, Foster wrote very little biographical information himself. His brother Morrison Foster destroyed much of the information about Stephen that he judged to reflect negatively upon the family.
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On July 4, 1826, as America celebrated its fiftieth birthday, local patriots and politicians in a small village east of Pittsburgh, read the Declaration of Independence at an open-air banquet. Before sunset, both Thomas Jefferson, who had penned the document, and John Adams, who had encouraged him to do so, died. Not far from the festivities, the host's wife gave birth to their seventh surviving child. The boy, Stephen Foster, who began his life on that auspicious day, would leave as large an imprint on the cultural landscape of the nation as Adams and Jefferson had on the political. Set to a lively score of 19th century popular music, STEPHEN FOSTER tells the tragic story of America's first great songwriter, the man who wrote "Camptown Races," "Beautiful Dreamer," "Oh! Susanna," and scor...
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Bannon's War (full documentary) | FRONTLINE
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On July 4, 1826, as America celebrated its fiftieth birthday, local patriots and politicians in a small village east of Pittsburgh, read the Declaration of Inde...
On July 4, 1826, as America celebrated its fiftieth birthday, local patriots and politicians in a small village east of Pittsburgh, read the Declaration of Independence at an open-air banquet. Before sunset, both Thomas Jefferson, who had penned the document, and John Adams, who had encouraged him to do so, died. Not far from the festivities, the host's wife gave birth to their seventh surviving child. The boy, Stephen Foster, who began his life on that auspicious day, would leave as large an imprint on the cultural landscape of the nation as Adams and Jefferson had on the political.
Set to a lively score of 19th century popular music, STEPHEN FOSTER tells the tragic story of America's first great songwriter, the man who wrote "Camptown Races," "Beautiful Dreamer," "Oh! Susanna," and scores of other American favorites. It charts his meteoric rise and his sad lonely decline; the prolific output of his 20s and his difficulties writing in his 30s; and it celebrates the impact his music had on American popular culture.
Stephen Collins Foster showed remarkable talent from his earliest childhood. "His love of music," remembered a school friend, "was an all-absorbing passion." At the age of two he was plucking tunes on the guitar. By 10 he was performing popular comic songs with a group of local boys. And when he was 18 he began composing blackface minstrel songs-the melodies that would make him famous.
Blackface was the rock and roll of its day. Unlike the parlor songs of genteel society, blackface was rowdy, raunchy and raw. And sung in coarse black dialect, it was also racist, dehumanizing the African Americans whom the songs were supposedly about.
A seemingly innocuous blackface ditty Foster wrote when he was 21, launched his career. "Oh! Susanna" was first performed to a crowd that packed the Eagle Ice Cream Saloon in Cincinnati on Saturday September 11, 1847. Within months the tune was being whistled in soda shops and bars across the country. Three years later, sixteen different publishers had issued 30 different arrangements of the piece. In all likelihood, Foster, who'd given away rights to the music, didn't see a single penny.
Over the next five years, Foster wrote scores of songs. His genius was for beautiful melodies. But as time went by, Foster grew more concerned with the lyrics. In years when debate about slavery was intensifying, he became increasingly sensitive to the suffering of African Americans. Although, he continued to use dialect, his tunes began investing black Americans with greater dignity. African American leader Frederick Douglass even claimed that one Foster song, "Old Kentucky Home," awakened, "the sympathies for the slave, in which anti-slavery principles take root and flourish."
Foster eventually moved from Pittsburgh to New York to be closer to the music publishing world. Seeking to gain a respectability from his work that had so far eluded him, he focused on producing parlor music. He even published an instrumental arrangement of popular operatic melodies. It enhanced his reputation, but earned him little money.
In 1855, the death of both his parents and one of his brothers in quick succession depressed a Foster who was already drinking too much. He hit the bottle even harder. The more he drank, the less he wrote. In 1857, desperately short of cash, he sold the rights to all his songs for a pittance; some of them he priced at a dollar apiece.
The washed-up Foster spent his last years in an alcoholic haze. No longer able to command royalties for his songs, he cranked them out for a flat fee. He died at the age of 37, leaving little behind save a worn leather purse containing 38 cents and a scrap of paper on which he'd scribbled a lyric fragment, "dear friends and gentle hearts," it said.
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On July 4, 1826, as America celebrated its fiftieth birthday, local patriots and politicians in a small village east of Pittsburgh, read the Declaration of Independence at an open-air banquet. Before sunset, both Thomas Jefferson, who had penned the document, and John Adams, who had encouraged him to do so, died. Not far from the festivities, the host's wife gave birth to their seventh surviving child. The boy, Stephen Foster, who began his life on that auspicious day, would leave as large an imprint on the cultural landscape of the nation as Adams and Jefferson had on the political.
Set to a lively score of 19th century popular music, STEPHEN FOSTER tells the tragic story of America's first great songwriter, the man who wrote "Camptown Races," "Beautiful Dreamer," "Oh! Susanna," and scores of other American favorites. It charts his meteoric rise and his sad lonely decline; the prolific output of his 20s and his difficulties writing in his 30s; and it celebrates the impact his music had on American popular culture.
Stephen Collins Foster showed remarkable talent from his earliest childhood. "His love of music," remembered a school friend, "was an all-absorbing passion." At the age of two he was plucking tunes on the guitar. By 10 he was performing popular comic songs with a group of local boys. And when he was 18 he began composing blackface minstrel songs-the melodies that would make him famous.
Blackface was the rock and roll of its day. Unlike the parlor songs of genteel society, blackface was rowdy, raunchy and raw. And sung in coarse black dialect, it was also racist, dehumanizing the African Americans whom the songs were supposedly about.
A seemingly innocuous blackface ditty Foster wrote when he was 21, launched his career. "Oh! Susanna" was first performed to a crowd that packed the Eagle Ice Cream Saloon in Cincinnati on Saturday September 11, 1847. Within months the tune was being whistled in soda shops and bars across the country. Three years later, sixteen different publishers had issued 30 different arrangements of the piece. In all likelihood, Foster, who'd given away rights to the music, didn't see a single penny.
Over the next five years, Foster wrote scores of songs. His genius was for beautiful melodies. But as time went by, Foster grew more concerned with the lyrics. In years when debate about slavery was intensifying, he became increasingly sensitive to the suffering of African Americans. Although, he continued to use dialect, his tunes began investing black Americans with greater dignity. African American leader Frederick Douglass even claimed that one Foster song, "Old Kentucky Home," awakened, "the sympathies for the slave, in which anti-slavery principles take root and flourish."
Foster eventually moved from Pittsburgh to New York to be closer to the music publishing world. Seeking to gain a respectability from his work that had so far eluded him, he focused on producing parlor music. He even published an instrumental arrangement of popular operatic melodies. It enhanced his reputation, but earned him little money.
In 1855, the death of both his parents and one of his brothers in quick succession depressed a Foster who was already drinking too much. He hit the bottle even harder. The more he drank, the less he wrote. In 1857, desperately short of cash, he sold the rights to all his songs for a pittance; some of them he priced at a dollar apiece.
The washed-up Foster spent his last years in an alcoholic haze. No longer able to command royalties for his songs, he cranked them out for a flat fee. He died at the age of 37, leaving little behind save a worn leather purse containing 38 cents and a scrap of paper on which he'd scribbled a lyric fragment, "dear friends and gentle hearts," it said.
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On Nov. 12, 2021, former Trump adviser Steve Bannon was indicted on two counts of contempt of Congress, after failing to comply with a subpoena issued by the U....
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00:00 Introduction
0:35 Meet Scarlet Johansson’s great-grandfather
1:40 Scarlet Johansson’s ancestors’ WWII experience
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Ranin Karim, who says she had an affair with former Hillsong Church pastor Carl Lentz, speaks in her first televised interview about their alleged relationship....
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City Leaders Discuss Fate Of Stephen Foster Statue
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City leaders are discussing whether the Stephen Foster statue should remain standing in Oakland; KDKA's David Highfield reports.
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Stephen Foster (2001, PBS American Experience)
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On July 4, 1826, as America celebrated its fiftieth birthday, local patriots and politicians in a small village east of Pittsburgh, read the Declaration of Independence at an open-air banquet. Before sunset, both Thomas Jefferson, who had penned the document, and John Adams, who had encouraged him to do so, died. Not far from the festivities, the host's wife gave birth to their seventh surviving child. The boy, Stephen Foster, who began his life on that auspicious day, would leave as large an imprint on the cultural landscape of the nation as Adams and Jefferson had on the political.
Set to a lively score of 19th century popular music, STEPHEN FOSTER tells the tragic story of America's first great songwriter, the man who wrote "Camptown Races," "Beautiful Dreamer," "Oh! Susanna," and scores of other American favorites. It charts his meteoric rise and his sad lonely decline; the prolific output of his 20s and his difficulties writing in his 30s; and it celebrates the impact his music had on American popular culture.
Stephen Collins Foster showed remarkable talent from his earliest childhood. "His love of music," remembered a school friend, "was an all-absorbing passion." At the age of two he was plucking tunes on the guitar. By 10 he was performing popular comic songs with a group of local boys. And when he was 18 he began composing blackface minstrel songs-the melodies that would make him famous.
Blackface was the rock and roll of its day. Unlike the parlor songs of genteel society, blackface was rowdy, raunchy and raw. And sung in coarse black dialect, it was also racist, dehumanizing the African Americans whom the songs were supposedly about.
A seemingly innocuous blackface ditty Foster wrote when he was 21, launched his career. "Oh! Susanna" was first performed to a crowd that packed the Eagle Ice Cream Saloon in Cincinnati on Saturday September 11, 1847. Within months the tune was being whistled in soda shops and bars across the country. Three years later, sixteen different publishers had issued 30 different arrangements of the piece. In all likelihood, Foster, who'd given away rights to the music, didn't see a single penny.
Over the next five years, Foster wrote scores of songs. His genius was for beautiful melodies. But as time went by, Foster grew more concerned with the lyrics. In years when debate about slavery was intensifying, he became increasingly sensitive to the suffering of African Americans. Although, he continued to use dialect, his tunes began investing black Americans with greater dignity. African American leader Frederick Douglass even claimed that one Foster song, "Old Kentucky Home," awakened, "the sympathies for the slave, in which anti-slavery principles take root and flourish."
Foster eventually moved from Pittsburgh to New York to be closer to the music publishing world. Seeking to gain a respectability from his work that had so far eluded him, he focused on producing parlor music. He even published an instrumental arrangement of popular operatic melodies. It enhanced his reputation, but earned him little money.
In 1855, the death of both his parents and one of his brothers in quick succession depressed a Foster who was already drinking too much. He hit the bottle even harder. The more he drank, the less he wrote. In 1857, desperately short of cash, he sold the rights to all his songs for a pittance; some of them he priced at a dollar apiece.
The washed-up Foster spent his last years in an alcoholic haze. No longer able to command royalties for his songs, he cranked them out for a flat fee. He died at the age of 37, leaving little behind save a worn leather purse containing 38 cents and a scrap of paper on which he'd scribbled a lyric fragment, "dear friends and gentle hearts," it said.
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Diana Lovejoy collapsed in a California courtroom Monday after she was convicted in what authorities call a botched murder-for-hire plot targeting her now-ex-husband, who was shot in September 2016 but survived.
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Kim Jong-Un brutally shoots an orchestra conductor 90 times in front of every artist in Pyongyang
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Bannon's War (full documentary) | FRONTLINE
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On Nov. 12, 2021, former Trump adviser Steve Bannon was indicted on two counts of contempt of Congress, after failing to comply with a subpoena issued by the U.S. House select committee investigating the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol. Revisit FRONTLINE’s examination of Bannon’s worldview and his role in Donald Trump's campaign and administration. (Aired 2017)
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A bombastic figure on the far right who rose to prominence as a policy adviser and speech writer, Steven Bannon entered the White House determined to implement Trump’s campaign promises. “Bannon’s War” details how the former Breitbart News editor also engineered the sweeping executive order that restricted Muslims from entering the United States, and held such sway over the former president that Time magazine dubbed him “Manipulator in Chief.” He left the White House in August 2017 amid fallout from Trump’s remarks about the violence that erupted during protests in Charlottesville, Va. but continued to promote the president and his agenda.
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Preparing for Law Exams with Steve Foster
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Stephen Foster & others vs. Commissioner of Correction & others, SJC-13125
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Scarlett Johansson Uncovers A Lost Family Tragedy | Finding Your Roots | Sponsored by Ancestry®
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City Leaders Discuss Fate Of Stephen Foster Statue
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Stephen Clark Foster
Stephen Clark Foster (1820 – January 27, 1898) was a politician, the first American mayor of Los Angeles under United States military rule. Foster served in the state constitutional convention, and was elected to the State Senate. He was elected as mayor of Los Angeles in 1856, and later elected for four terms to the Los Angeles County Board of Supervisors.
Early life and education
Foster was born in Machias, Maine, in 1820. He graduated from Yale College in 1840.
Career
He taught at a private academy in the South. In 1845 at age 25, he headed for California, like many other young single men, via El Paso and Santa Fe. While in Santa Fe, Foster served as an interpreter with the Mormon Battalion of Volunteers, then on its way to California to fight in the Mexican-American War.
In the stormy period when California was under US military rule after the defeat of the Mexicans, Governor Richard Barnes Mason appointed the 26-year-old Foster alcalde (mayor) of Los Angeles to replace the dissolved ayuntamiento (government) of the Mexicans. For this reason, Foster often has been referred to as the first American mayor of the city. He served as alcalde from January 1, 1848 to May 21, 1849. For the remainder of that year, or until the city came under United States jurisdiction in 1850, Foster served as prefect.
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