After the publisher of the "Chicago Inter-Ocean" saw the first color press in Paris at the offices of "Le Petit Journal", he had his own color press operating late in 1892. At the "New York Recorder", manager George Turner had R. Hoe & Co. design a color press, and the "Recorder" published the first American newspaper color page on April 2, 1893. The following month, Pulitzer's "New York World" printed cartoonist Walt McDougall's "The Possibilities of the Broadway Cable Car" as a color page on May 21, 1893. In 1894, Pulitzer introduced the Sunday color supplement.