New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-22
UOrTHY or + GEEIT 0CCtSICN
TIE srtrNr1p r&lTEp rHrss REPORTS or TUr
,XNhs NERAL APPRECIATED
., 200 .t ..rt. u,.- fht. AFTERNOON ..t...

TIE srLrNrip UNITED rEfss REPORTS or TINE
,z,.s rcNIM,L APPRECIATED
chicago Nlv ---rhc MAJ" this afternoon sass
olf0r.illy
the al,an'e. ga, Of s@pero . nt s os ,I' .m
ror,.,ut o,.rt in 10, worlds news that day wa
ihe funeral 81 thc late czir If RUSSIA. Nj ne
worlds attention Ma centred on tnii imp''ihs
fan. RAJ, with an trapuing- ~ royal We" through
inc r'nljei Press 'rh" Mar wfs enabled {, sv'
flil and graphic account. while u.s. contemplating
which do not enjoy thc same facilities "cr" forced
To- content themselves with measre outline
D4ytor. ONO. SOY. 2l-"Thc H'rali says odi-
iorally.
As TN the account Of the cars dea,h at l;i'adn'
80 i'm the description o. iho obsequics al 81 Peters
burg the United Press MS superior ~ all resp ~
t. its boastlng rival. the Associated lrrss IN T. -
Their. is no cOmparIson between the iMp accounts
cshleI across the ocean on Monday. n"i "i ''
Tinted Press f. comprehensive. full ana compete
II SHOW. from beginning 10 end that II w's pre-,
historical importance The report II the Ass)cliied
press IL rncagre and unintereSt!ng poor rcturr'
indeed Of one Of the most elaborate buriGlS 81 the
latter h,lf Of the present century.
readers OF the daily papers care nothing about
the duarrels of the two associations but my iuIy
a,,precia,e such enterprise as that which has been
"o siynallv displayed by the United Press In pre-
geni!ng recent important events Throughout Europe
and in our country $500
St Paul. MINI, Nov H-"Thc Morning CaH
this morning says cditoriaily:
Tho complete and very superior report OF the
funeral Of the car Of Russia when hppcafcl ia
""The Morning Calr' yesterday was ~ far IN al
,,inro ~ ih, reports supplied by the Associated
Press mat il sholld not b. mentioned In the same
hre,th This Is merely sample OF the g'neIal
United Press service. II rises 10 every "c'h7''"
ana SURPRISES all competition. . n, -
rho elections returns Of the United Press were
the ,nosi complete and accurate OF any printed ana
it's daily war reports from China ana Japan are
M" II You get The Morning can, win the United
press report Of the news Of fne wor'l you s'i IL
all
"The Ncws-Rccorl" says to-dIy:
once more has the superiority Of the service Of
,br I.nii.I Press over that Of It's Unknown com
petitor been demonstrated NothlnE 'ou'i H"N'
f,,n NOR cpmrlctc and Interesting than the ac-
r,unt furnished the papers OF the United IrcsS OF
The funeral Of the late car OF tussia Inc de-
misc of a great ruler Of any nation y always an
interesting event all the people OF the ciFi!iEd
vorII For weeks past the Columns oi the dhly
,res nf his country have been Med with accounts
- The cars Illness and his death the great
stlcndor displayed and the Interesting ceremonies
used At he occasion or bu:lti were ''tlhlilIy
worth an Interesting account
The old news-gathcrng association ShOnc by lis
failure to furnish II In a manner when would m.
terrst the great American public. but the lnlt"i
account but in furnishing the same at an cary
hour ~ the day on which the event occurred.
rhms "Thn News-Record" was able TO present 70
i,s thousands of readers every detail OF this his
toric affair and maintain it, welcStahished record
: q live newspaper.
morning says.
never exhibited to better advantage than In It's re-
nnr Monday Of the funeral of the car Alexander.
lis story was graphic. the details were full ana
Tho reuort was altogether. most highly creiitabe
,p.% a. were the two stickfus OF matter out
nv the Associated Press at so late an hour tnat
he account failed to appear In good many papers
using that report until last evening.