The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1904-02-06
THE NEW GLOBE.
Newspaper and Magazine, Acknowl-
edses Words of Approval


The st. Paul Globe of Sunday, jan
uary 10th, 1904, contains the follow
ing:
The Globe heartily and gratefully
acknowledges the words of approval
that have come to it during the last
few months from nearly every news
paper i'm the Northwest and from
many hundreds of individual readers.
The people of this prosperous, inteli-
gent mad pntcrprising section appre-
ciate Il newspaper. The Democrats ap-
precate Il Democratic newspaper. The
occurrences of our time are such as to
make most necessary and most well
come amy Journal that will uphold the
old standards of national honor and
fair dealing; and judge events and
policies by them equally without fear,
without prejudice and without unfair
or c;ptous criticism
This is the place that The Globe
has chosen to fill, and it has found it's
mission wonderfully acceptable to
patriotic and open-minded Republi-
Guns, us well as to the men of it's own
party who rejoice in the fact that
there is now in the Northwest Il daily
Democratic paper capable of represent
ing the great reunited Democracy, and
faithful at once to the interests of it's
party, its state, it's section and it's
country. Carrying as it does more and
freSler news in all it's departments
than any of it's contemporaries, and
alive to every impulse that stirs the
journalistic world and the world of
popular thought and feeling, it is now
enjoying such marked favor, as shown
by the extension of it's business and
its influence, that it would be more
than tngrateful We're it not to make
such public acknowledgment and say
a word of the future.
The Globe as Il daily newspaper will
continue to stand for united and har-
monious Democracy on the platform
that it announced nearly six months
ago and that is the platform to-day of
our great leaders in Congress and in
all the states. 1t will work with a
| will and heart for Democratic sue
cess; but in addition to that it pro-
| poses to remain an all-round news
paper such as no reader can afford to
he without. In this connection we
take particular pride in the tremen-
dOus progress that has been made by
it's Sunday edition.
The Sunday Globe stands confessed.
y to-day without an equal throughout
the Northwest. In news, in local
descriptive articles, in features espe.
cially prepared for it, in the best lines
of artistic and literary work that can
be had for money, and in compre
hcnsive covering of the entire field OF
news and discussion, it has won the
peoples favor. Especially strong has
been the response to our presentation
of the color supplements, and it has
been necessary for us to increase oul
edition since these We're put on ut the
rate of about one thousand week.
For the year that has just opened
the prospectus for our magazine ant
comic supplements is such as to place
the Sunday Globe upon level will
the best magazines of the country
The subscriber to The Globe will oh
tain in these fifty-twO numbers, re
CARELESS of the color feature. as mucl
of actual literary value and of as higl
character as the magazines carry. Tn,
color work carried in The Globes sun
plements is unique. 1t is done by f;
process entirely new, which gives .
four-color half-tone from one negative
This process is employed exclusively
in the production of the supplement.
that The Globe carries, and cannot b,
used or duplicated by any others. L
was the splendid promise of this pro
cess. not then fully complete. that in
duced The Globe to secure this parti
cular line of work for it's Sunday edi
ton. and the success has been far be
yond our most sanguine expectations
The magazine section for this morn
ing gives an idea of what our readers
may expect. The Sunday Globe will
carry a series of interviews with q
J number of the most widely known