The New York Journal's Struggle to Compete with the World

Will Hurst, the founder of the New York Journal, faced a lot of ridicule and sneers when he first arrived in New York City in 1892./nHe was determined to compete with the world's best newspapers, and he brought some of his best reporters and writers from San Francisco with him./nThey were initially depressed to be moving east, but they soon got used to the city and its opportunities.