The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-03-23
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uNlE TRIBrNE FOR I'D.

cd to make this journal during 1913 m"Ch /
more valuable unu complete newspaper than It /
had ever been bel re- It's facilities Tor the col
lection and transmission OF Intelligence from /
all parts OF the world had been largely ncreas- /
ed It's stan OF editors, correspondence ana re-
porters had been strengthened by the engage
ment OF some OF the abie5t men IN the profess I
sion and the editor was resolved 10 spare neil I
ther pains nor money I'm the CfOrt to make Tho /
Tribune the very FIRST newspaper IN the world, /
II point 10 the achievements OF The past /
twelve ~ Jnths with plIdonable pride. Nnuc /
The Tribune has retained all the excellent feA- /
lures that made II such faNorite IN iOlmcr
days, it has exhibited an enterprise ana acute I
ness in It's news department which have Keen
the wonder of all lt8 old friends. Remembering
that the chief function OF duily Journal ig 60
give It's readers the fullest, the best arranged
ne most attractive, ana the most readable MS
Try OF the occurrences OF thc Tine, 10 has dg-
voted It's best energies to this business, and ijs
success has been universally recognized ami
applauded. The year has been nultul Of start
ling eventsa every incident mas iouhu ~ ing
/ Tribune i'a p0mptlSl' most accurate ana most
perfectly equipped historian. Tribune cor
respondent was the only civilian Who witness
ed the surrender 81 the NlrHlnllls, ana Ills pic
turcsQue description Of tbHl transaction, ttana-
mttod by telegraph, Us the only account the
| hubble have vel seen Of an Incident uuou which
| depended for many weeks the question Of peace
| or war. The Tribune published the only fUll
ana exhaustive account by Atlantic telegraph
| OF the terrible WHO du llavrc disaster, giving
! all the incidents ot That catastrophe ten day
| before other journals received thcm ly the
| slow course on the muils. II dstauced all come
petiiol5 IN iis thrilh5 story hy cable OF thc ad-
/ ventures OF the PolHri- CastdWutS. II auticpa-
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/ crate and deeply interesting letters of the spe-
/ ca correspondent Of the West gave the only
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ties and all pariioans. IL believes That iAe mere
organ OF u clique cannot lr thoroughly good
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