St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-03-11
THE UNANIMOUS VERDICT,

Tuesdays edition of the st. Paul
GLOBE was dandy. and no mistake.
The outside cover was fine piece of
typographical art.-Granite Falls Jour
nal.
The st. Paul GLOBE was a long dis
lance ahead of its Twin City contempt
raries in its Inauguration edition. 1t
was a splendid paper. = st. Charles
Union.
The st. Paul GLOBE issued very
fine inaugural number. containing the
portraits and short sketches of all of
the presidents from Washington to
Benjamin Harrison.-Martin Sentinel.
The st. Paul GLOBE issued hand
some inaugural edition Tuesday morn
Ing. 1t contained brief biographical
sketch and portrait of each presid ent
from Washington to Harrison. Fertile
journal.
The st. Paul GLOBE has again ex-
celled itself. Its Inauguration number
on Tuesday was a clipper, stroke of
enterprise, while characteristic of the
GLOBE, deserves the highest common
dation. North Iowa Times.
The st. Paul GLOBE of March 5 shows
what an enterprising paper can, and is
willing to do for its patrons. The other
metropolitan papers will have to hump
themselves if they beat the GLOBES
Inaugural Edition. Morrison DEM
ocrat.
The inaugural GLOBE issued Tuesday
is something worth preserving. It con-
tainS many points of interest, among
which were short sketches of the CEN
fury of presidents and a number of
prominent Minnesota men.-Plainview
News.
The st. Paul GLOBES Inauguration
issue, ga Century of Presidents" was
very appropriate. 1t contained pct
ure and biography of each president
from George Washington UP to Benja-
min Harrison. The enterprise the
GLOBE displays Oh all occasions is ap-
preciated by its many readerS.-Hen-
derson Independent.
The inaugural edition of the st. Paul
GLOBE OH Tuesday last was very fine,
and another evidence that the GLOBE
leads the van of Northwestern journal
istic enterprise. There are always more
GLOBES sold in PipeStone than ali the
other papers combined, but there wasn't
half enough to supply the demand on
Tuesday NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Star.
Tuesdays GLoRE was a model of
newspaper enterprise. Its portraits of
the presidents from Washington to
Harrison were fine, fully equal to first
class magazine work, and its account of
the inauguration ceremonies was the
most complete of any published in the
Northwest. The GLOBE is regaining
its old time nterpriSe.@Chatfeld Dem
ocrat.
The Inauguration issue of the st. Paul
GLOBE is conceded to be the greatest
piece of newspaper enterprise ever con-
summated in the West. The issue was
twenty-four pages, with colored cover,
and contained presidential history of
the country from Washington to the
present time, with fine portraits of each
| president and the government buildings
at Washington. 1t was fine sample of
Democratic enterprise.-RuShC City Post.
The GLOBE of Tuesday, twenty page
paper with an illustrated cover, was the
| wonder of all beholders. A cut of each
president from Washington to Benja-
min Harrison, accompanied with bio
| graphical sketch of each was leading
| feature. 1t is safe to say that no paper
on the Western continent on that day
equaled the GLOBE in magnificenpe
The great Northwest is proud OF its
great newspaper. the st. Paul GLOBE
Saltwater Democrat.
The inaugural edition of the st. Paul
GDOBE was hummer. A great area
of paper was successfully covered with
cuts, history, biography and news. The
GLOBE is strong in all departments, for
the simple reason that its employees are
selected upon basis of merit and not
because they may be friends of the
management. Favoritism may work in
the disposition of political patronage,
but it is a mighty poor thing to apply to
newspaper positions.-Lake Crystal
Mirror.
The st. Paul GLOBE never does any,
thing by halves. Its inaugural edition
of last Tuesday was a magnificent
sheet and exhibited the well-known en-
terprise of the management of that
paper. 1t was in every way superior to
that issued by any Republican paper.
Its "Century of Presidents,n giving a