The New York World/April 28, 1889
A Female Usurer's Trick
The New York World/May 12, 1889
Nellie Bly at West Point
The New York World/June 9, 1889
Women and Crime
The New York World/June 28, 1889
Nellie Bly Buys a Baby
The New York World/October 6, 1889
The New York World/October 9, 1889
Nellie Bly's 700 Doctors
The New York World/November 10, 1889
1893
Nellie Bly as a Salvation Army Girl
The New York World/October 1, 1893
The New York World/October 8, 1893
The New York World/December 10, 1893
Nellie Bly and the Band of Mercy
The New York World/December 31, 1893
1894
The New York World/February 4, 1894
The Siren of the Coleman House
The New York World/February 18, 1894
The New York World/March 18, 1894
The New York World/March 25, 1894
The New York World/May 13, 1894
Nellie Bly And Mr. Lexow
The New York World/July 1, 1894
Nellie Bly at the Races
The New York World/July 8, 1894
Cheers for Nellie Bly
The New York World/July 15, 1894
Are You an Anarchist?
The New York World/July 17, 1894
Byrnes and Nellie Bly
The New York World/August 1, 1894
In the Biggest New York Tenement
The New York World/August 5, 1894
How a Bowery Tramp Got Into Society
The New York Wold/November 25, 1894
Nellie Bly and Thomas C. Platt
The New York World/December 9, 1894
1885
A Plucky Woman
Pittsburg Dispatch/May 31, 1885
1887
Behind Asylum Bars
The New York World/October 9, 1887
Inside the Madhouse
The New York World/October 16, 1887
Trying to Be a Servant
The New York World/October 30, 1887
What Becomes of Babies
The New York World/November 6, 1887
The Girls Who Make Boxes
The New York World/November 27, 1887
Wanted--A Few Husbands
The New York World/December 4, 1887
The New York World/December 18, 1887
1888
The New York World/January 8, 1888
The New York World/February 12, 1888
The New York World/March 4, 1888
The New York World/March 11, 1888
The New York World/March 25, 1888
The King of the Lobby
The New York World/April 1, 1888
Why Don't Women Reform?
The New York World/June 17, 1888
The New York World/August 5, 1888
Nellie Bly on the Wing
The New York World/November 4, 1888
The New York World/November 11, 1888
Visiting the Dispensaries
The New York World/December 2, 1888
1889
Working Girls Beware!
The New York World/February 3, 1889
The New York World/February 17, 1889
Nellie Bly a Prisoner
The New York World/February 24, 1889
Another Wicked Swindle
The New York World/March 31, 1889
In Trinity's Tenements
The New York World/December 17, 1894
1895
The New York World/January 20, 1895
1896
Woman in the Pulpit
The New York World/January 27, 1896
The New York World/February 9, 1896
Nellie Bly as an Elephant Trainer
The New York World/February 23, 1896
1914
Perils of the Cholera
New York Evening Journal/December 10, 1914
Nellie Bly at the Front
New York Evening Journal/December 11, 1914
1915
Experiences of Nellie Bly
Journal Gazette (Mattoon, IL)/January 12, 1915
Nellie Bly in Toils as a Spy
Morning Journal (Lancaster, PA)/January 18, 1915
Poisoned by Bullet
Journal Gazette (Mattoon, IL)/January 25, 1915
Nellie Bly in War-Rent Przmesyl
Daytona Daily News/January 29, 1915
Nellie Bly in Hungarian Capital
Daytona Daily News/February 1, 1915
Nellie Bly Paints Horrors of War
in Eastern Field of Combat
North Platte Tribune/February 2, 1915
Paints Horrors of Wars Work
Wood County Report/February 4, 1915
Servian Woman Loses Everything in War
Richmond Palladium/February 9, 1915
Nellie Bly's Experiences in Hungary
Daytona Daily News/February 18, 1915
N e l l i e B l y A r t i c l e s
Undercover: Reporting for the New York World 1887 - 1894
ISBN: 978-0-9907137-2-2
List Price: $24.95/Online Price: $19.95
Nellie Bly’s insanity act got her committed to the notorious Blackwell’s Island asylum, a dangerous venture that resulted in the most shocking newspaper expose the jaded citizens of New York had ever read. But with “Ten Days in a Madhouse,” Bly was only getting started. With a series of clever disguises, the wiley and streetwise reporter was welcomed into underground gambling houses, illicit adoption agencies and creepy mesmerists’ parlors, all in the service of sensational headlines and the steadily rising circulation numbers boasted by her employer, The New York World. This fascinating collection of original, unabridged articles—reproduced in book form for the first time since their original publication--traces Bly’s brief yet astounding career as an undercover journalist.