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Updated: July 21, 2025
I asked by way of preface, expecting to find that colonial newspapermen were provincial. "What's the big story?" repeated Kenmore, impatiently pushing aside a long leader on native politics and regarding me thoughtfully. "Well, I'm not superstitious, but a honeymoon spent trying to break into Davy Jones's locker for sunken treasure I guess that's a good story, isn't it?"
Meanwhile, in turning over the gossip of the town, one of the newspapermen ran across the fact that the Boncour bungalow was owned by the Posts, and that Halsey Post, as the executor of the estate, was a more frequent visitor than the mere collection of the rent would warrant. Mrs.
Of course, as far as we newspapermen are concerned, the big story for us would be in the engagement of young Warrington. The eyes of people are fixed on him just now the richest young man in the country, and all that sort of thing, you know. Seems to be a pretty decent sort of fellow, too, I believe democratic and keen on other things besides tango and tennis.
"That's what I want to think about," declared young Prescott. "I want to go at the job the right way -the way that real newspapermen would use." A few moments later Dick Prescott guided the horse down a shaded lane. "Whoa!" he called, and got out. "What, now?" questioned Darrin, as his chum began to hitch the horse to a tree.
They are due to make connection." "That's true. If we can find that ticket " "We'll have found the woman, and when we find her the case will end." "Probably " The door opened, and Sergeant O'Leary entered. "The coroner, sorr him an' a reporter from each av the mornin' papers." "Show the coroner in first," ordered Carroll. "Let the newspapermen wait." "Yis, sorr. They seem a bit impatient, sorr.
No newspapermen could have been fairer than had the chroniclers of this exciting submarine news. There were no accusations against Rhinds or his associates nothing but the fair, unbiased telling of facts. And yet, in almost any reader's mind the opinion would be quick to form that only from the "Thor" could the treacherous torpedo have been fired.
At all events, he came to excellent understanding, whether of agreement or opposition, with the newspapermen he met Cruickshank knew a good many of them and these occasions were more fruitful than the official ones and there is no doubt that the guarded approval of certain leading columns had fewer ifs and buts and other qualifications in consequence, while the disapproval of others was marked by a kind of unwilling sympathy and a freely accorded respect.
The newspaper men as thick as flies about the halls of the state capitol at Springfield, and essentially watchful and loyal to their papers were quick to sense the true state of affairs. Never were there such hawks as newspapermen.
When Lady Russell not long afterwards, was entering Bath on a wet afternoon, and driving through the long course of streets from the Old Bridge to Camden Place, amidst the dash of other carriages, the heavy rumble of carts and drays, the bawling of newspapermen, muffin-men and milkmen, and the ceaseless clink of pattens, she made no complaint.
He remembered having told Gibson when they met in Consuello's dressing room that newspapermen were questioning why he did not attack "Gink" Cummings and he remembered Gibson's answer that he was about to make such a move. "By George, Gallant," exclaimed Brennan, "your little experience this afternoon is liable to turn the town over, if I'm not mistaken.
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