Newspaper Space Is a Trade and Public Help Is Misplaced
A Montgomery Advertiser reprint argues newspapers must charge for space as a business while educating the public to stop requesting favors. It says space costs money and labor, and that income should cover expenses, fair wages, and reasonable profit. It cautions against viewing papers as charity.
Future of Dana's Paper in New York Law
The article discusses the potential fate of the New York Law under Chas A Dana's legacy. It notes possible sale outside the Dana family and worries over its shift to partisan alignments, mentioning Thomas C Platt and past Cleveland support. It laments loss of independent journalistic tradition and hopes the publication preserves its prestige and high salaries.
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Bryan Denies Campaign Statements in New York Debate
The piece reports Mr. Bryan denying any baring or written remarks about New York municipal politics. It notes a quoted Evansville Courier interview on Henry George and Van Wyck, discusses Democratic loyalties to Tammany, and mentions Perry Belmont and other political figures amid a Brooklyn rally.
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