New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-07-29
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
rrom me lurrent -c1tcaaol.

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The Associated IlcSs Is an organization W IloSe
influence eNien9s 10 Ine renoesJ COZ ti ' 49, H.
nearly every nome Id ~ ] iis F ors ifs
busy. treess ewes aud fingers and feet are enpoySl ia
1nna' Australia. bI%AIi, hlssla, EsS y. ena ,t
Zealand on mountain oDser' aiofes. IN ocean usu.-
coaches. canal boats. carrleI-plseons, ssna sanE
vessels steamships I@l Mt" Ina ',,In.io ma. II
Talrle WHO snare its bounty and its benefits. and
closely bound up with 10, can @. 5 tc "hefe are ll-
asrs commendub.e. Let Us look into its history and
workings.
When .me was y4r.ns ia Aitt,,. ,,s1. 1r,
toI ro -erure and convey Information. the New-YOrk
Associated Press was formed tbs was away ndck lu
i.e .iIlr,os" nut the organization continues to-day
r.- .ei E. Ar fa, time the great west was almost
fra ar i but IT, growth v,- rapid. and in 1-o5 the
qrr.rof news these two powerful bodies had many a
tut although co-oucrafiug with ami working through
ueui-. blt Che two were, about the trsi ot January
1--i. merged htp one compact, powerful organization.
IT, .'. .,,t ,,Ir,',, '7'''
I.sIr nu ~ au executive head happy one:
~ ,,.s boo fIrf tho only rn-sih|c one Mr. smith bal
nuit 1t the Wo,lcrn Association mona t- puny infancy
a. t. '.,,r,i,s u,tunond. hal organized its strong
a.r.,ra pushed Bee cutoru cs io.'ried is sonnet W'@
fc4ni. rrsoufcc, and Lad made D. tlc grand mscuu"
r,H Ur.ecrn the two us.ocauout or complete divorce
,sre iud-n.ut and diplomatic nrInnd, tbHt L,d guided
nHI Aaprt r drihcti IONS OF both Hdr7 aud INT while
r,uilu. uutr} udis hud Htcrrod crir OF 7 t hni Too.
As Invaluable work. Ut this crise tine nrNfp'per inter
ui The country might have suffered uuiud injury
ful do news operation more u"u competition 10 INC
lfc of ulde.
u How lIrr The N-r"'lA.' u -' N"iN' ..tt,. ....,
The Two parent o -th/"ilnu' l' 'i'' '.o ~" ". ,
lfln- thc ncN0 "I lhT country auN 'n'5 ",'"u - ."
Lr -IrHirf portion" o. i"' 'Ait". 'o "' go. -.
Nm'h WORK Win lh'lh 'n" Ni''." 10 81. b., go 10.
on ne INl'pt"" "-'"'i''"i' l., 49, .,, ~
AAt l.HlitI A-'h'Jf %. " ''N ''''' ' t
r.H. Ihr tas Agency oi France tud southern Iuo4ei
tlr Wolf Agency oil Heruau' and t'-,t' .e N''l asn
i'e-- N--g,i1.loi' "' 49, - a.. s.rfh+-,
l-c NcN-thkl"iu - ,n, "a l
fIcidird fie,s, 'no i'.'to - ~, 90, 80,
.-- on A,.,r.af.,I pres.. h. Colorado A.sni-
- t'. g.In t..nr....l Press: the California
Xs,.i..d Press: tle Chronicle Pre- Association OF
.f.-i- tb. canadian Associated Press: tie A-soci-
800 prs. nf Havana. Cubs: the Mexican Associated
Pr, 49, p,raII. A,.nci.ted Press and q few others ol
1,'..,r' srcoIlnf
N-,ryo~t Rnsfou PbiIa,lc phia Washington. CiAclu-
= r 'i,ir.Jo = Loujs Galveston New-Jrlcans Mil
,,-...o l,,rrnif - P,ul Kansi. CITY Memphis Den
San Friicsco and Toronto with several IN Europe
o. ga f e,. m ts-r VISIONS viii the news wblch il
v,,r I'D 1a1 9torJ ~ nav for They are careful To
. . ' N 80 ~ tTs seItinn 10 winch m is tele-
gsapeI The difficulty emitting all msy be illustrated
Jt incident connected with the Republican NalOuAl
Convention of lse0; the speech o. az eminent dh lal.
CaAAIdr ior PRESIDENT was L'l1 .'t s " -, ~. ,t
Iits, Al some lenslhi lne us1 W 'l' -, t az o
genera Once Two lttlels' QUO IIpu I"' a.
complained tAai the sseecs ma ~. 80 po'e1
cS-ua..i, 'ne o,ner ION az i'I'1 ti+ ~ c,~ a.
Altheu al ll- AAN4Az uo'I - .. ,,'' ~ -.
ta-.e0 lut uo9 m~.Aet. nc uesSi- 80 ~ 80 -
The benedcence oi the system of news distribution IL
ap4reut hcs des giving each paper the kind ana youe
e1pn.. @ -u '' , P f1pon~a5 news that costs