Death of Charles A. Dana Ends An Era In Journalism
Charles A. Dana the veteran New York editor died at his Glencove home after a long illness hastened by extreme heat. Born 1819 in Hinsdale New Hampshire he rose from Brook Farm to The Tribune and later owned the New York Sun. His death ends a storied career in American journalism and public life.
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New York
Charles A. Dana
Glencove
Mr. Dana
Dana
Charley A
Danable
Paul Dana
Draper
Underhill
Branan
Curtis
James Gordon Bennett
Horace Greeley
Henry J. Raymond
Hinsdale
N. H
Harvard College
Buffalo
Ysage
Gonda
Brook Farm
Roxbury
Mass
Europe
Paris
New York Tribune
Department
The
Tribune
Dann
Ma. Dana
Republican Party
Edwin M. Stanton
General Grant
West
New York Sun
Chicago
Fred A. Conkling
Roscoe Conkling
Ex Senator Paddock Dies in Beatrice Nebr
Ex Senator Algernon S Paddock dies of heart disease at Beatrice Neb at 1 am with wife and daughter present Funeral set for Tuesday at 4 pm at the Paddock hotel remains to be taken to Omaha for interment Paddock born November 9 1830 in Glens Falls New York rose to prominence in Nebraska politics and served as US senator 1875 1881 and 1887 1893 Two miners crushed to death at Chestey Barree mine near Colorado Fuel and Iron Co mine Italian John Pitoni and Tyrolean Frank Nardin were killed by a roof fall Dauntless steamer seen leaving Tybee bound for another filibuster expedition to supply Cuban insurgents Penitentiary for Fred Wilmott for robbery at Talmage and a National American Woman's Suffrage conference announced in Chicago
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Beatrion
Neb
Algernoon
Paddock
Paddock Hotel
Omaha
Algernon
Glens Falls
Warren County
N. Y
Union College
Nebraska
United States
Thomas W. Tipton
Senate
Utah
Arthur
Charles H. van Wyck
Flood of Oratory in Luetgert Trial and Other News
The Luetgert murder trial closes its second day of speeches with defense attorney Vincent arguing Mrs. Luetgert may not be dead and urging a non compromised verdict. Also reported are Pullman Palace Car results, New York politics, a Leavenworth verdict, wheat shipments, Hastings mine strike settlement, a Canadian Pacific collision, and a personal health testimonial for Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription.
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Ludge Vincent
Fullman
Omcaco
Ovt
Pullman Palace Day Company
George M. Pullman
Marshall Field
J. W. Donne
Norman Williams
O. S. A. Sprague
Chicago
Henry ©. Hulbert
New York
Henry R. Reed
Boston
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Bis Hone
Beafrica
Dauntless Saile
Savangat
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Tybee
Bey Beant
Nebraska City
Fred Wilhott
Parezzo and
Rice
Missouri Pacific
Talmage
Cucaco
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Strong
Seth Low
Charles W. Dayton
Henry George
Low
Greater New York
Tammany Hall
Citizens’ Union
Leavenworth
Kan
Joseph W. Oliver
A. J. Smith
Oliver
Beauvy
San Francisco
Colorado
Triumpap
Hastings
Victor Coal and Coke Company
Canadian Pacific
Ottawa
Toronto Express
Canadian Pacfic
Stittsville
Hiami
Pierce
A. Lee Schuster
Cox 12
the Telegraph
the Weekly Telegraph
Ished
theSze
Iowa
Daily Telegraph
Taxo Binding
Iasighansat
Atty
Venice
Ayres & Hollowell
Atlantic, IA
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