The St Paul Globe (St Paul, MN, USA)

Founded in 1878 as a mouthpiece for Minnesota Democrats, The St. Paul Globe in 1903 added a Sunday edition of fifty-two pages featuring eight pages of colour, including a four-page comic section. The paper's popularity faded in 1904 as its owner James Hill became negatively associated in the public mind with business monopolies. Despite a daily circulation of 40,000, the paper struggled to find advertising support, and published its last number on 20 April 1905.

Source
Weber, Herbert Y. "The Story of The St. Paul Globe". Minnesota History (Winter 1965) 327-334.