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Don Piatt's Chat on Press and Diplomats in America
Max O'Rell notes American press as news driven and business oriented, not instructional. He recalls editors dominate, editors drive, and the public’s impatience. praises New York World and Cincinnati Enquirer’s rise through fearless exposure of wrongs and sharp wit. Also critiques American diplomacy as lacking a formal corps and lampooning McKinley era bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max O'Rell
Mey
Europe
United States
National Intelligencer
Fellowcrafts’ Club of
New York
Charles Reade
Jesus
Jacob Thompson
Andrew Jones
Thompson
Hale
Reade
Independent Press
Sue Atkoedek
The
Cincinnati Enquirer
John R. McLean
Enquirer
Washington Post
Valtine de Gazette
Iain
Addison
Spectator
Codkin
Post
New York Times
Amecan
John A. Cockerill
Mitra
John Sherman
Ohio
Senate
John
Washington
State Department
Elijah Pograraa
Drouyn de Lhuys
Louis Napoleon
Cafe Phillippe
Thourenel
James Russell Lowell
England
Jame
Tee Sado
Mr. McKinley
Chieury
of Representatives
Mekkwinley
Mayland
America
McKinley
Holland
Nirtherland
Haine
McWsinley
Mo Snevess
Bin—Mngland
Blaine
Chicago Mail