The Newspaper
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So with this clue in his possession, which had escaped the attention of the police, he took the next train to Boston. Interview- ing the tailor and showing the cloth he found that a suit of this cloth had lately been made for a young Boston broker, named Henry Xorcross. Further enquiry about Norcross's antecedents and a visit to his home elicited the facts that Norcross had lately been in financial trouble and had been missing for several days. Putting two and two together the reporter risked t...he conclusion that Nor- cross and the potential murderer were one and the same man, and, inducing his paper to adopt his view, he obtained one of the greatest newspaper successes in New York.
54 THE NEWSPAPER For the matter had been the sole topic of conversation in town for days and the subse- quent verification of the facts fully confirmed liis brilliant and daring hypothesis.
Those individual " beats " are rare and are -becoming rarer. Their most frequent oppor- tunity used to occur in war correspondence but nowadays in war all news is served out by the censor in common to a group of correspond- ents and the only task left to the latter is to .
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So with this clue in his possession, which had escaped the attention of the police, he took the next train to Boston. Interview- ing the tailor and showing the cloth he found that a suit of this cloth had lately been made for a young Boston broker, named Henry Xorcross. Further enquiry about Norcross's antecedents and a visit to his home elicited the facts that Norcross had lately been in financial trouble and had been missing for several days. Putting two and two together the reporter risked t...he conclusion that Nor- cross and the potential murderer were one and the same man, and, inducing his paper to adopt his view, he obtained one of the greatest newspaper successes in New York.
54 THE NEWSPAPER For the matter had been the sole topic of conversation in town for days and the subse- quent verification of the facts fully confirmed liis brilliant and daring hypothesis.
Those individual " beats " are rare and are -becoming rarer. Their most frequent oppor- tunity used to occur in war correspondence but nowadays in war all news is served out by the censor in common to a group of correspond- ents and the only task left to the latter is to .
What to read after The Newspaper?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by George Binney Dibblee to read onlineMoreLess
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