This front page from the New York World (1898) represents a type of reporting commonly referred to as
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This is an example of Sensationalist reporting.

Explanation:

This is one of the classic examples of reporting that is sensationalist and using the front page to make the claim for the news of the time.

Some of the features of sensationalism that are still to be found in news that are present here are

-The headline is rather attractive and controversial as it draws the attention in.

-The picture conveys the scale of the disaster and makes people shudder at the thought of what must have happened.

-There is little news on this side of the page so as to make the paper a page turner

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