St. Paul daily globe., 1895-05-20

night editor of the paper, now becomes
its managing editor.-Owatonna Jour
nal.
The st. Paul Globe, the leading
Democratic paper of the Northwest,
has changed hands. j, G. Pyle, for the
past fifteen years associate editor of
the Pioneer Press, becomes editor-in-
chief OF the new Gil o b e.-Clear Lake
Qo.) Mirror.
The st. Paul G b e, under new con-
troll Sunday, was as handsome an
edition as was ever turned out in this
state, being filled with thirty-two
pages of choice and valuable reading
matter.-Mazeppa Independent
The st. Paul G o b purports to
have changed hands, the change hav-
ing taken place last Saturday 1t re-
news allegiance to Jeffersonian prin-
ciples and declares it's intention to
work indefatigably for the enthrone-
ment of Democracy.-GroveC City Times.
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The new G l o b is model of jour
nalism, replete in current news and a
beauty as to style 1t will be Demo-
cratic to the core. Success is assured
if it keeps up it's present high standard
of excellence.-Rush City Post.
The st. Paul G o has changed
hands. but it's Wall street policy re-
mains unchanged. Harold Smith be-
comes it's business manager, ]. G. Pyle
editor and G. F. Clifford managing
editor.-Twice a Week. Cresco, 10.
Last Sundays st. Paul G l o b was
beauty in size, appearance and con-
tents. 1t contained more and better
illustrations than any other Sunday
paper in the country-Wabasha. Her
aid.
The st. Paul Globe has a new
editor who explains that in future his
paper will stand for the advancement
everywhere of Democratic principles.
The editor should explain his prin-
ciples. What are Democratic princi-
pies, anyway, nowadays?
The st. Paul G o under it's new
ownership and management has at
once taken a position in the very front
rank of Northwestern journalism
Superior Inland Ocean
The st. Paul G o b e appears in a
bran new dress. Everything about it
is new except the old familiar head
line, which emphasizes the fact that
the G ] o e will, in the future as well
as in the past, be the leading exponent
of Jeffersonian Democracy in the
Northwest.-Aberdee Is. ID State
Democrat.
The st. Paul Globe has taken
another step forward as progressive
newspaper. and on Sunday last put
out thirty-two-page edition that is
a credit to the management. May
it prosper to do noble work for Dem
ecracy.-Nelson County On. D. Herald.
The st. Paul Daily G b changed
hands last Saturday, and On Sunday
morning a mammoth edition was is
sued which was not only II credit to
the new management, but to the enter
prising city in which the G o b is
published as well. The Globe has
| always been one of the best news
papers in Minnesota, and under it's
new management it promises to be still
better. ]. G.. Pyle, who has had many
years experience on the Pioneer Press,
is editorin-ehief of the new organi-
zation, which is a guarantee that the
editorial part of the G. o b will lack
nothing in vigor and the higher aim
of journalism. Success to the G o b e.
-Pipestone Star
The st. Paul 6 o b e comes to our
table bearing the signs on every page
of a thorough and complete reVfvifi-
cation from the lethargy in which it
has so long reposed. 1t is really what
1t calls itself, "The New G | o b e."
Kept up to the standard it has set the
G o b will be great newspaper, the
greatest in the great Northwest
Charles City Qo) Citizen.