The Small Newspaper

See also: the Small Newspaper (homonymy)

the Small Newspaper is a Quotidien Paris IEN, founded by Moïse Polydore Millaud, which appeared of 1863 with 1944.

History

If the Petit so strong Newspaper walk as of its creation, it is that it is much less expensive than the others (five centimes). Laws of the Second Empire not imposing a stamp on the newspapers of entertainment. With a short formula (four pages) and a tone close to that populates, it revolutionizes the journalistic practices of the time. The result is spectacular.

With its apogee, towards 1890, its pulling reached the million specimens. the Small Newspaper is then one of the three principal French newspapers. This newspaper of popular press, where appear serialized stories such as those of Gaboriau and Ponson of Terrail, dispatches 80% of its pulling in province.

As of 1884, appears the Illustrated supplement weekly , whose pulling reaches 1 million specimens in 1895.

Sporting events

In 1891, Pierre Giffard, editor association of the Petit Newspaper creates the race cyclist Paris-Brest-Paris.

July 22nd 1894, the Small Newspaper organized the first automobile race of the history, the Paris-Rouen. The race is gained by the count Jules de Dion on a De Dion.

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