ise bow to hisclientele, and proceeded at once to servethem. It is stating a fact to mention thatMr. Preston has a broad idea of the place anewspaper holds in the community. Henever looked upon it as a purely privateventure, realizing always the responsibilitythat the unwritten franchise to publish… … THE OTTAWA PRESS GALLERY OF FORTY YEARS AGO Standing, left to right — J. T. Hawke, Ottawa correspondent Toronto Globe, now publisher of the Moncton Tran-script; Albert Horton, Toronto World, now chief of Senate Hansard; J. E. B. McCready, St. John Telegraph; thelate H. Pingle, head of the Press…
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