The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1909-11-20
EXTRAORDINARY WAR Of
BIG NEW YORK NEWSPAPERS
By Philip R. Dillon.


MANY editors and publishers outside of New York State New Ter
sey and Connecticut have emotion the election Of
Hearst Gaynor mayor of New York than fight
Jim Jries and Jack Johnson This minimizing the
New York affair.
New political campaign has developed newspaper sit
uaon chonicd in the history of the
nation of all nations This matter which directly concerns
all editors and publishers of the nation.
Judge Gayno the Democratic candidate being supported by the
New World Evening World and the New York Press
the last named Republican paper The Brooklyn Eagle has leaned
slightly Judge Gaynor
William R. Hearst supported by the New
the Evening Journal also by the German papers owned by Mr.
Hearst.
All daies city, with varying degrees of earnest
supporting Otto Barnard the Republican socad "u
sion" candidate.
By the Journal and the Evening World the
ccnenders for the championship of the New York afternoon field
Arthur Brisbane edits and manages the Journal It said that he
is paid $4,000 year for this work. Neither Mr.. Brisbane Mr.
Hearst has authorized statement of the salary figures
For time past Joseph Pulitzer has been giving nearly all his
the Evening He has great Brisbane
but he has gathered splendid staff stock to
speak
The fight between these giants the Journal and the Evening World
for supremacy during the has been the fairest fight New
York has Never word of abuse directed the rival
has been printed in either paper.
Two ago extraordinary thing happened the whole city
startled yet the did not treat news event
the dialogue that heard everywhere the saying is
"Have you the Evening Wold?"
"What about? =
brisbane is writing Hearst articles in the WordT
elias Pulitzer sold out?"-wih establishment.
"No-o'-puzzled
There demand for Evening Worlds and they
read type top the page this statement
Evening Worlds columns for the discussion of the issues of
Municipal Campaign offered FREE OF CHARGE to Mr.
Barnard Republican nominee Chas F. Murphy and Daniel Co
haan Tamany Hail. Herbert Parsons the chairman of the Repub
lien County Committee and Arthur Brisbane representing Mr.
Hearst Brisbane has been daily contributor Mr. Parsons
article thus far The Evening World aims be the
parties The offer is still the leaders named
the headngAur Brisbane Writes for the
Evening World Hearsts Campaign and under it, italics
they read THUS:
Mr. Pnse permits aitc for The Evenng World concerning
The NeO City campaign appreciate Mr. Pn@erS courtesy
end say neither he The World is responsible for any
statement in this column - n. BRISBANE.
The public York surely amazed They have kept on
buying Journal Evening World to read what brisbane
writes.
And now the page the Evening World the tournament
field where battle marvous and many have been JUNIORS
ed AT this writing Brisbane the Sir Launceot of the Tor
no knight hath yet kept his and held his whole throughout
;ousg with the Hearst champion On Tuesday OF this week there
entered the lists Oo Ogden editor of the New York Evening Post
not famed for skill and buffet He jous with Brisbane
and with the Taany knights being with the party of Barnard and
some en him to Trstram There is also Sir Daniel Cohaan
~ the editor of Gaelic American and classy Jouser now
the chief adviser King Murphy of Tammany 1t were nvdous TO
eo farther into Round Table precedent ,
Tn the meantime business management OF the Evening WORM
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