New York Journal

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The New York Journal was a prominent late-19th- and early-20th-century New York City newspaper famous for its sensationalist "yellow journalism" and fierce circulation battles.

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Label Occurrences
New York Journal canonical 8
Police Gazette 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf daily newspaper
defunct newspaper
newspaper
circulationArea New York metropolitan area
cityOfPublication New York City
competitor New York World
country United States of America
surface form: United States
endTime 1937
era early 20th century
late 19th century
foundedBy William Randolph Hearst
genre yellow journalism
hasFormat broadsheet
hasPart New York Evening Journal
headquartersLocation Manhattan
influenced development of yellow journalism in the United States
influencedBy competitive New York newspaper market
language English
location New York City
mediaType print
mergedInto New York Evening Journal
surface form: New York Journal-American
notableFor circulation war with the New York World
sensationalist reporting
ownedBy Hearst Communications
surface form: Hearst Corporation

William Randolph Hearst
owner William Randolph Hearst
politicalAlignment Democratic Party
populist
predecessor New York Morning Journal
publicationFrequency daily
publisher Hearst Communications
surface form: Hearst Corporation

William Randolph Hearst
startTime 1895
stateOfPublication New York
subject crime
international news
local news
national news
politics
scandals
successor New York Evening Journal
surface form: New York Journal-American
usedTechnique exaggerated reporting
illustrated Sunday supplements
sensational headlines

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William Randolph Hearst owned New York Journal
Willem de Kooning notableWork New York Journal
this entity surface form: Police Gazette
Park Row newspaper district hadNewspaper New York Journal
Rube Goldberg employer New York Journal
Richard Harding Davis employer New York Journal
New York Inquirer inspiredBy New York Journal
The Inquirer inspiredBy New York Journal