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	AP Wire \| 10/19/2006 \| Tribune, New York Times report slower advertising in 3rd quarter
		Tribune, which owns the Los Angeles Times, said it was still on track to decide on a restructuring strategy by the end of the year.
		Tribune, Newsday and the Chicago Tribune, among other papers, reported a big jump in net earnings to $162.2 million, or 65 cents per share, compared with $21.9 million, or 7 cents per share, due to one-time gains as it unwound two complex partnerships with its largest shareholder.
		Tribune, under pressure from its largest shareholder, has been considering ways to restructure the company, and a special committee of its board is expected to make recommendations by the end of the year.
	www.mercurynews.com /mld/mercurynews/news/local/states/california/northern_california/15796510.htm (561 words)

	§20. Horace Greeley—"The New York Tribune". XXI. Newspapers, 1775–1860. Vol. 16. Early National ...
		The New York Tribune under Horace Greeley exhibited the best features of the new and semi-independent personal journalism based upon political beginnings and inspired with an enthusiasm for service that is one of the fine characteristics of the period.
		In editing the New Yorker Greeley had acquired experience in literary journalism and in political news; his Jeffersonian and Log Cabin, popular campaign papers, had brought him into contact with politicians and extended his acquaintance with the masses.
		He strongly advocated the protective tariff because he believed that it was for the advantage of the workingman; and the same sympathy led him to give serious attention to the discussion of women’s rights with special reference to the equal economic status of women.
	www.bartleby.com /226/1220.html (674 words)

	New York Times, Tribune and McClatchy profits fall - Technology - International Herald Tribune
		NEW YORK Tribune, The New York Times and McClatchy, three of the largest U.S. newspaper publishers, reported sharp drops in first-quarter profit on Thursday as defections of advertisers and readers weighed on advertising sales and circulation.
		Tribune, the second-largest U.S. newspaper publisher, said that net income fell 28 percent to $102.8 million, while The New York Times Co., ranked third, said net income fell 69 percent to $35 million.
		The New York Times also said Thursday that it had exercised its right to require Discovery Communications to buy the 50 percent stake the Times owns in their joint venture Discovery Times Channel.
	www.iht.com /articles/2006/04/13/business/papers.php (522 words)

	New York Tribune - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The New York Tribune was established by Horace Greeley in 1841 and was long considered one of the leading newspapers in the United States.
		The Tribune was created by Greeley with the hopes of providing a straightforward, trustworthy media source in an era when newspapers such as the New York Sun and New York Herald thrived on sensationalism.
		Under Reid's son Ogden Mills Reid the paper acquired the New York Herald to form the New York Herald Tribune, which continued to be run by Ogden M. Reid until his death in 1947.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/New_York_Tribune (607 words)

	New York Architecture Images- New York Tribune Building
		Not far away on Broad St., between Water and Front, the New York Journal, with John Holt as editor, was a strong voice for these colonies’ independence.
		The New World Building, once known as the “World Tower,” was demolished in the early 1950s to make way for new approaches to the Brooklyn Bridge.
		The building may not stand forever, but the tradition of New York journalism lives in the small papers still thriving in what was once the true center of our city.
	www.nyc-architecture.com /GON/GON021.htm (1261 words)

	New York Herald Tribune
		New York Daily News An elderly nun was crushed to death yesterday by a flatbed truck whose driver never saw the frail wo...
		New York Daily News School officials who were caught by the Daily News dumping confidential student records on a Bronx s...
		New York Daily News Schools Chancellor Joel Klein vowed yesterday to seek "accountability" for the illegal dumping of st...
	archive.wn.com /2004/11/16/1400/newyorkheraldtribune (705 words)

	World Tribune.com: Lev Navrozov: Wanted: A cool million dollars for one contrarian Soviet emigre
		But the “New York Times” never printed a word about it until 1992, when the newly elected President Yeltsin of Russia opened the former Soviet giant bioweapons part of the project to international inspection and thus forced the Western media to report it.
		He has never mentioned in the “New York Times” what my “Commentary” article said or what I told him, though the fact of the Soviet development of post-nuclear weapons and the fact that the CIA does not exist as such were more important than all that the “New York Times” printed.
		When the “New York City Tribune” was about to fold in the early 1990s, I appealed to its readers to donate for the publication of my column as a separate edition, and one contribution was $600.
	www.worldtribune.com /worldtribune/WTARC/2003/lev7_25.html (1454 words)

	Horace Greeley, Editor of the New York Tribune, Including His Lifelong Ties to the Universalist Church
		His fierce New England-style sense of morality was displayed in trenchant editorials advocating a mixture of his own social reformist causes, such as workers' rights and temperance, with more conservative Whig positions on protective tariffs, internal improvements, and recharter of the Bank of the United States.
		When he first came to New York City in 1831, Greeley was a journeyman printer, an experienced writer and debater, and already a staunch supporter of the Whig party.
		Although in 1841 he announced that his new Tribune would shun "servile partisanship," he continued to editorialize for the Whig cause and violently against what he called the "Loco-Foco" Democratic Party, until the Whig coalition began to fracture over the issue of legalizing slavery in the territories.
	wolfweb.unr.edu /homepage/fenimore/greeley.html (1412 words)

	Controversy between New York tribune and Gerrit Smith.
		Smith goes into some new explanations on the question of his being absent from the attempt to stave off the Nebraska bill on the ground of its interfering with his bed-time.
		We have also carefully examined a file of the Tribune for the past two years to see if any such expressions had, by any accident of which we were unconscious, made their way into our leading columns, but we could discover nothing of the sort; and we again assure Mr.
		Tribune, is, that you did a very wrong thing in misrepresenting my course and character in Congress; and that you are doing a still worse thing in denying the misrepresentation.
	libwww.syr.edu /digital/collections/g/GerritSmith/500.htm (13388 words)

	New York Tribune, Articles Concerning the 11th Corps at Chancellorsville
		To Colonel Buschbeck with his brigade comprising the 27th and 73rd Pennsylvania volunteers and the 29th and 154th New York is due the credit of having saved from capture the train and artillery of the corps.
		Berry's division formed across the plank road, midway between Chancellorsville and Dowdall's cavern; his right well in the wood north of the road, and the artillery massed on a hill to his left; in the position he received and repulsed the attack of Stonewall Jackson, for he it was who led this desperate attack.
		It was necessary to maintain intact the left wing and hold the line from the plank road to the river at Scott's Dam; it was equally a necessity to resist the seizure by the enemy of the United States Ford Road.
	www.russscott.com /~rscott/26thwis/nytrib.htm (1122 words)

	ProQuest Information and Learning :: Press Release
		Regarded as one of the most avant-garde newspapers of its time, the New York Tribune achieved major influence at the turn of the 20th century, and adds unique perspectives to research on a wide range of historical, political and social issues.
		The New York Tribune includes first-hand accounts of Theodore Roosevelt's efforts to secure the right to labor arbitration for workers and the racially-charged public reaction to his dinner with Booker T. Washington.
		But when she addressed social ills and reforms she wrote for the New York Tribune, where she was given leeway to attack the rise of such trusts as Standard Oil, controlled by John D. Rockefeller.
	www.il.proquest.com /pressroom/pressrelease/06/20061023.shtml (689 words)

	The New York Genealogical and Biographical Society
		In the NYG&B Library is an extensive collection of abstracts and indexes of marriage and death notices that appeared in newspapers published in New York City (Manhattan) in the 18th, 19th and 20th centuries.
		Despite the value of abstracts and indexes, research in original New York City newspapers may be necessary to discover details omitted from the abstracts or to review newspapers that have not been abstracted.
		Many New York City items from the Commercial Advertiser were summarized in the Long Island Star and so may be found in Josephine C. Frost's card file of marriage and death notices from that newspaper 1809-1846 at The Brooklyn Historical Society.
	www.newyorkfamilyhistory.org /modules.php?name=Sections&op=viewarticle&artid=55 (1484 words)

	The Times-Tribune - New York beginning to heal (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		NEW YORK -- Kerry Johnson pauses in front of a photograph hanging on the wrought iron fence outside St. Paul's Chapel, just a block from where the World Trade Center once towered.
		Visitors to New York City from places like Korea, Italy and Egypt left T-shirts, hats, flags and other items from their native lands with hand-written messages of hope and peace.
		Some visitors purchased "I love New York" T-shirts from street vendors, signed their names and hung the shirts from the fence.
	www.thetimes-tribune.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=5305884&BRD=2185&PAG=461&dept_id=416046&rfi=6 (1089 words)

	New York Herald Tribune - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		But the Herald Tribune quickly began establishing a reputation as a "newspaperman's newspaper", with literary writing encouraged by city editor Stanley Walker.
		Under Whitney, the paper regained some of its lustre, deciding that since it could not compete with The Times in sheer volume of news it would be faster, feistier and funnier.
		The result was the short-lived afternoon New York World Journal Tribune.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/New_York_Herald_Tribune (990 words)

	NYPL, Newspapers Research Guide
		The collection of New York City newspapers is one of the strongest at the Humanities and Social Sciences Library.
		The collection includes both general New York City papers, such as the New York Post and the Daily News, as well as local papers like the Villager and the Bronx Home News.
		Keep in mind that this is not a complete list of all New York City newspapers that are in the library’s collection, as some titles are not on microform but in bound print copies.
	www.nypl.org /research/chss/grd/resguides/newspapers/nyc.html (490 words)

	Firms mull moving operations from New York \| Chicago Tribune
		Even as passionate calls to rebuild New York's financial district rang out after Tuesday's tragedy at the World Trade Center, the losses of the past few days put Wall Street at risk of being diminished as a world financial center.
		Chicago real estate sources say Citigroup might be moving trading operations from New York to Chicago, though no one from the company could be reached to comment on the possible move last week.
		New Yorkers are determined to keep their city the center of the world financial system.
	www.chicagotribune.com /business/chi-0109160029sep16,0,3928437.story (893 words)

	Through to the Pacific, New York Tribune, May-June, 1869
		She remained a major figure in New York society until her death in 1900, 31 years after that of her martyred husband.
		And I find one acquaintance with infirm lungs who left New York after two attacks of hemorrhage, and another who, on account of a bronchial difficulty, was unable to stay in Chicago, both living here in excellent health.
		This new industry is so nice and delicate that it may take several years to master its details, but it bids fair to expand into vast proportions.
	cprr.org /Museum/Through_to_the_Pacific/Through_to_the_Pacific.html (16617 words)

	New York Tribune (14 October 1882) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		"New Publications." New York Tribune, 14 October 1882, p.
		The strong animalism of this astonishing author seems to be thoroughly aroused only under the influence of the muse; and though it is plain enough even when he writes in the prose form, it is not then offensive.
		And yet that Whitman has any new message to deliver to the world, that life, literature, philosophy have anything to gain from his thoughts, no perfectly sane person is likely to decide after a reading of his prose.
	www.whitmanarchive.org /criticism/reviews/days/tribune.html (146 words)

	THE FIRST NEWSPAPER - Archiving Early America
		In the early years of its publication the News-Letter was filled mostly with news from London journals detailing the intrigues of English politics, and a variety of events concerning the European wars.
		He enlarged the paper to four good-sized pages, filling it with news from Boston, other towns throughout the colonies, and from abroad.
		This issue contains news from London, a speech by the King to the House of Commons, and various accounts from Westminster and Whitehall.
	earlyamerica.com /earlyamerica/firsts/newspaper/index.html (363 words)

	Business News Luminaries (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		Thirty-five years have passed since the lamented New York Herald Tribune was last published.
		Norman Stabler, Joseph Kaselow, known as the dean of advertising columnists, Elliott V. Bell, one of the founders of the New York Financial Writers' Association, Jagnotes.com columnist Dan Dorfman and Forbes contributing editor Richard Phalon.
		At the luncheon, we are also honoring two former NYHT alumni as Business News Luminaries: Los Angeles Times senior economics Jim Flanigan and Ben Weberman, who was known for his formidable grasp of the bond market and his ability to relay that knowledge.
	www.newsbios.com /newslum/nyht.htm (355 words)

	Karl Marx in New York Daily Tribune
		The hollowness of the new pretexts of Russia is apparent, after the Sultan [Abdul Mejid] has granted, in his new firman to the Patriarch of Constantinople [Germanos] more than the Czar himself had asked for -- so far as religion goes.
		Besides it becomes alike a point of honor and of interest for each locality not to isolate the efforts of their fellow-workmen by submitting to worse terms, and thus strikes in one locality are echoed by strikes in the remotest other localities.
		The Note criticized the Porte's actions and gave ground for presenting a new ultimatum to Turkey demanding that the Russian Tsar be recognized as the protector of the Christian subjects of the Sultan and threatening to resort to "decisive measures" if these demands were rejected.
	www.marxists.org /archive/marx/works/1853/07/14.htm (3691 words)

	Greenfield: Democrats, westward ho? - CNN.com
		NEW YORK (CNN) -- More than 140 years ago, Horace Greeley, editor of the New York Tribune, uttered a famous piece of advice to an advice-seeker: "Go West, young man." Democrats seem to be heeding that advice as they look to expand their electoral base.
		We're talking about the "interior West." While the Pacific Coast has been reliably Democratic for the last four elections, and where five of six Senate seats are held by Democrats, the interior West is very different.
		They hold Senate seats in New Mexico, Colorado, Montana, and Nevada --Senate Democratic Leader Harry Reid's home state -- and have a better than even chance of picking up the other Montana seat, where John Tester is challenging Sen. Conrad Burns.
	www.cnn.com /2006/POLITICS/10/31/greenfield.west/index.html (490 words)

	George Glazer Gallery - New York Tribune Broadside
		In the center is an engraved view of the Tribune Building, surrounded by blocks of text describing the features of the paper and subscription information outlined in red, as if collaged from newspaper clippings.
		The New York Tribune was founded by Horace Greeley in 1841and continued as a major newspaper until 1922, when it merged with the rival paper the New York Herald.
		The engraver’s name is given as R. Shugg, likely Richard Shugg, a New York City wood engraver who was listed in the city business directory as co-proprietor of McLees and Shugg from 1858 to 1860.
	www.georgeglazer.com /prints/aanda/historic/nytribune.html (286 words)

	Levittown Tribune; DECEMBER 8, 2006 Edition
		The polls will be located at the Gardiners Avenue Firehouse, just north of the Levittown Post Office, from 4 to 9 p.m.
		News: Minutes of the Levittown Property Owners Association
		The Levittown Property Owners Association met on Nov. 14 with Vice President Andy Booth presiding in the absence of President Jim Morrow.
	www.antonnews.com /levittowntribune (261 words)

	Editorial, The New York Herald-Tribune, February 8, 1937.
		Editorial, The New York Herald-Tribune, February 8, 1937.
		In this one hundred and sixty-first year of the independence of the United States, President Roosevelt has brought forward a proposal which, if enacted into law, would end the American State as it has existed throughout the long years of its life.
		Yet, beneath this veneer of politeness, the brutal fact is that President Roosevelt would pack the Supreme Court with six new justices of his own choosing.
	newdeal.feri.org /court/nytrib.htm (214 words)

	What’s New » Blog Archive » The Herald Tribune: Proud legacy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-25)
		In its heyday, the Herald Tribune earned the sobriquet the “newspaperman’s newspaper” because its editors encouraged lively writing and the paper’s owners admired talent, and were willing to pay for it.
		One of seven daily papers in New York City at mid-century, the Herald Tribune rivaled The New York Times in the breadth and quality of its national and international coverage, winning 14 Pulitzer Prizes over 40 years.
		After decades of spirited competition and distinct news styles, the papers became one in 1924, when the Tribune, owned by the family of Ogden Mills Reid, purchased the larger circulation Herald.
	www1.cuny.edu /portal_ur/content/school_journalism/whats_new/?p=41 (350 words)

	International Herald Tribune-New York Times Global Advertising Buy Delivers Strong Growth; 'The Power of One': New ...
		PARIS and NEW YORK -- The International Herald Tribune (IHT) today reported that its global advertising package with parent newspaper, The New York Times, has delivered $2.4 million in incremental sales for the IHT since the start of 2004, an increase on full-year 2003 revenues of 39%.
		The International Herald Tribune (www.iht.com) is the premier international newspaper for opinion leaders and decision-makers around the globe.
		It combines the extensive resources of its own correspondents with those of The New York Times and is printed at 27 sites throughout the world for sales in more than 180 countries.
	www.findarticles.com /p/articles/mi_m0EIN/is_2004_June_21/ai_n6084312 (482 words)

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