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Excerpt from The Biter Bit, or the Robert Macaire of Journalism: Being a Narrative of Some of the Black-Mailing Operations of Charles A. Dana's "Sun"The question of the propriety of the reporter calling for Mr. Fisk at a private residence was immediately set at rest, the reporter being informed that Mr. Fisk wanted him to call there.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.f...

Excerpt from The Biter Bit, or the Robert Macaire of Journalism: Being a Narrative of Some of the Black-Mailing Operations of Charles A. Dana's "Sun"F or some days after the Black Friday, none of the many reporters who repeatedly endeavored to gain access to either Fisk or Gould were allowed admission by the deputy sheriffs, but on November 80, 1869, one of the Tribune's editorial staff was permitted to pass the guarded portals.About the Publi...

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