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FROM THE ARCHIVESep 1, 1906·Tallahassee, Florida

YELLOW JOURNALISM & HEARST'S INFLUENCE

Scanned from The Sun, Sep 1, 1906
YELLOW JOURNALISM & HEARST'S INFLUENCE
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N 4 o tiiluiV q fq f fi Saiu i zz dJl. I T fttpei2GE pJlWIed abar A 1906 gf. I TffESUN THE SUN f y E Do P o 0 I rd T 0 ci if. I two U1o Kinds o of Yellow J Journals JournalsIt oumal oumalIt.

It baa halbecome become a habit for tornewlpaperl newspapers of a certain character. In this coun country counry country try ry to refer r fer to William Randolph Hearst as 1 a yellow elloVlJournallst Journalist whenever his hisname hisname hisname name Is mentioned. In connection with witi a public office officeThis omcel officeThis l. This Is I given out as a a termor term of reproach rep oach with the evident Intention of dis discrediting dillI discrediting.

I crediting Mr HearltI Hearst HearstThe R I The. Now York Sun Is fond of doing d lng this and BO Is the Florida Times TimesUnion TimesI TimesUnion. I i Union I Ii i i UnionThis. This brings to us the reflection re ection that tit at there are two kinds of yellow Journ Journals journalsln iournals als alsln.

In this countryOne country countryOne countryOne. One kind gets Its saffron tint from from tromcloae.

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