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Tarbell was born on November 11, 1857, in Erie Country, PA -
Tarbell graduated from Allegheny College. She was the only girl in a male-dominated class to graduate. -
Tarbell wrote for the Chautauquan, a small teaching magazine.
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Tarbell writes a Biography of a famous Frech Revolutionary woman. -
Tarbell became the editor for McClure Magazine. The Magazine was known for its politics and literature articles.
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Tarbell did not like Rockefeller for personal reasons. She wrote a book on unfair business dealings and the violations of the Sherman Anti-Trust bill. This book helped the Supreme Court to keep the bill in place. -
Tarbell Finds the American Magazine. This Magazine was investigative work on high-ranking officials. -
She wrote a story on all the major accomplishments she had in her life and it was labeled " All's in a day's work" -
Tarbell passed away due to Pneumonia at age 87. She died in Bridgeport, CT -
She was inducted due to her amazing journalism skills in taking down corrupt leaders with her Articles
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