New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-29
A STRONG COMBINATIONS
THE WHOLE FIELD OF NEWS THOROUGH
LY COVERED

,.,,.,, - : am ot, THE ALLIANCE or THE l MI led
pprss AND THE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATED
rREss-A GREAT BUSINESS vIcrohh'
,,., xo,, os-..The Record to-day has
49,, ,oIo,i,r in its editorial column: "Ine tm'e'
Press has gained an exceptionally suo"s any 20
the Southern Associated Press. Inc ao''''' ' "
service which has distinguished TINS great 'o-oP'
tive agency in the past will he dec'deu'S S''es ~"
oa CIV tha southern Association represents forty
Of the leading newspapers OF dixie HNe' '"o'
reorganization the United Press has beeh e"'e'i',s
I soIidifvinp it's various bureaus. until with th'S
now accession it can boast an unparaleie" su''''
and control of the news field OF the county, "'"
did as its record has hitherto been TINS pee,
organization will now enter upon more p''"'""
era. ,,..,..,
Springfield Ill.,. Nov 2s"The Daily Monitor
aio -, trst ,nnearance this morning. The Mohl-
,or' rec.ives the full easedwire service "' nv
United Press 1t is the only morning paper u. '
city receiving II full, service. ne r'Ne'''"7
cram" which is also client OF the imteu ireSS
eniovs the same advantage over the o'her "p'"'s
field evening papers. ,,.,o
contains the following editorial: The fight between
the Associated Press and the United freSs II ."P
idly approaching "A decision that Will appear yea
and definite to the average reader as wen "
the journalists OF the country Inc "eeP"e 49,
waiting in the Associated camp since the 'h''eu
neral and the marriage OF his successor ,ne""
tha, the enterprise and energy Of the United freSs
MANAGEMENT hurt. and hurt deep On the Top VI
this comes the news that the Southern Assoo'a'''
Press the strong ally Of the Associated Press mas
o,,aod tho oil Associated Press that II VIII have
nohine more to do with it. but has formed an all
apce with the United Press. This means that the
rri,ed Press has adde! to It's service such splendh
papers as The Richmond Dispatch ana i'"'es'
The Savannah News The Charleston News anu
Courier The Atlanta Constitution. me H"s"s'"
Chronicle The jacksonville Timcs-t Mon anu
The New-Orleans States besides about thiF'y-"'e
other papers OF lesser note.
1.-The Cleveland Press Of the tni,eh fTess
papers since the formation Of the association mas
heretofore had not one word 10 say concerning 'he
,ssoci,ted PRESET nited Press fight. This knock
ing Of the associations best leg from under H.
however commands our admiration. We consta'u-
late Manager Walter L Phillips on having I'M
rr,vel a good thing our Southern Association al
lies on having got . good thing ana our own read
.r on having now go, within their reach about an
the good things in the way oil se"eI"' "'"' '
~ Louis. Nov y The Chronicle to-day oil
tnri,llv saws. The United Press news -gaiherlhg
association which serves Ihy 'htohi.ae' nss mo
thrown the professional victories II scored over ,'
Associated Press in IT'S excellent accounts ~ ti'
cars death ms funeral al me wedding o' NJ
successor into deep shade ny t''a, .,hr, A.
ISOLATED Press which had formerly been alliei WIN
,he Associated Press and had been paving " Lifs"
bonus This adds to the nitei ireSS .'' sr,,.n
az nearly every paper ~ prominence IN me Sputh
Tho southern Associated Pres, the New f-nsan :
Associated Press. the Network state AS~oct'tcl
Press and the United Press. with its EXTENSIVE"
49, connections and great foreign service. ar"
mo~ working hand In hand. ana probably form the
strongest news combination In the world