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Albert Pulitzer (1851-1909) was a Hungarian-American journalist and publisher, best known as the younger brother of Joseph Pulitzer, the famed newspaper magnate. While Albert did not achieve the same level of fame as his brother, he made significant contributions to the world of journalism. He founded The New York Morning Journal, which became a major competitor to other prominent newspapers in the late 19th century. Albert Pulitzer’s career reflected the rapid growth of the American press during the period, though he eventually left the newspaper business and lived a quieter life in Europe later in his years.