Dana Dead Veteran Editor of the Sun Dies at 78
Charles A. Dana editor of the New York Sun died at his Glen Cove Long Island home Sunday afternoon after a prolonged illness cirrhosis of the liver was the cause. At his bedside were Paul Dana and several sisters as his remarkable career and the Sun style were recalled by family and colleagues.
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Charles A. Dana
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Dana the Sun Editor Leaves Lasting Legacy
A portrait of William M. Dana, editor of the Sun, as a towering figure in New York journalism. The piece recalls his satirical bite, cultural reach, and influence on the paper’s style while pondering who will succeed him at the City Hall park window. Dana’s era is praised as unique, with a look at his career from Brook Farm days to Lincoln’s era and beyond.
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Dana
City Hall Park
New York
Park Row
the Sun
Prentice
McCullagh
Cleveland
Uacter
Nts
Mr. Dana
Harvard
Brorson Alcott
E Emerson
Hesker
George William Curtis
Brook Farm
Lincoln
Staunton
Grant
Sherman
Gladstone
Vatican
Lincoln’s war reporter Dana to publish reminiscences in McClure’s
After resigning the New York Tribune editor post over war policy disputes with Horace Greeley, Mr. Dana became President Lincoln’s war reporter. McClure’s will publish his reminiscences in November with Ida M. Tarbell providing an introduction in October. Dana was summoned into the gov.
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New York Tribune
Horace Greeley
Lincoln
McClure
Ida M. Tarbell
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Opening of the Christian Church convention in Tomlinson hall
Delegates gather for the second great Christian missionary society convention with maps and flags on display. Key figures include Prof. C. L. Loos and Archibald Melean as secretary. discussions cover the society’s 1400000 in contributions, 1462 missionaries, and 76 native helpers across stations in India, Japan, China, Turkey, Scandinavia, the UK, and Africa. A praise service follows the reading of the annual report.
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Toreign
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Bethanyecollege
Campbell
West Virginia
Kentucks
Prom
Archibald Melean
Circinnati
Sonora
Tle Society
Uliselush
Tr Aleslem
Societe
Liosd Dorsey
Buffalo
Dorsey
Apollo
Simpson Ely
Christian College of Missouri
Prince Albert
Ely
John G. Carlisle
Kentucky
Irvington
Clark
Soldiers’ Monument
Biggest Communion Service Ever Held at Tomlingen Hall
About 4 600 persons participated in a Sunday afternoon communion at Tomlingen hall for the Christian convention and local churches. Gov. Mount and Rev. M J Haines joined Rev D R Lucas in presiding and partook of the sacrament. Lunch and toasts followed as the Christian women's board of missions hosted the visiting members and national officers.
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Christian Convention
D. R. Lucas
Sixth Christian Church
Gov. Mount
M. J. Haines
First Presbyterian Church
The
Christian Women’s Board of Missions
Central Christian Church
Final Argument in Luetgert Trial Hints at Acquittal Likely
Chicago reports the Luetgert murder trial nearing verdict as State's attorney Deneen completes a four hour closing. Luetgert, claiming innocence, expects acquittal while court instructs the jurors. He interacts warmly with his supporters and defends police and prosecutors against defense attacks.
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Deucen
Tie Tite
Schaack
Vincent
Mrs. Luetgert
Frederick Topp Dead After Chest Pains
Frederick Topp died of heart disease Sunday afternoon at his home. Born in 1847 on N Capitol Street, he worked as a gardener and for 25 years ran a market stand. He lived with his sisters Misses Matilda Anna Lillis Topp and brother A O Yorp. The funeral is set for Wednesday at 10:30 AM from his late residence.
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Old Umber
Mr. Topp
N. Capitolare
Matilda
Anna
Lillis Topp
A. O. Yorp
Fire Damps Fire Hazard at Roosevelt Hotel
An employee clearing a hair mattress in a Roosevelt hotel room on East Ohio Street started a small blaze when the gasoline line he used ignited. A brief guest panic ensued but no major damage occurred beyond a burned bed. a chemical engine extinguished the fire.
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Roosevelt Hotel
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Miss McGregor Dead At 15 In City Home
Catherine McGregor daughter of County commissioner McGregor died at her home on Sunday morning after a heavy cold she contracted during a trip to Chicago weeks earlier. She resided at 87 Huron Street.
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Catherine McGregor
McGregor
Huron St
Chicago
Jones the Tailor Seeks Singing Teacher in City Ad
Classified note lists Mary M Shedd Teacher of singing Italian method voice tested free. Address 95 old S Illinoisst. Posting hints at lesson availability and trial services.
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Mary M. Shedd
Is Park In His Right Mind Parr Case Moves In Lunacy Action
A lunacy commission examined John C. Parr after his recent sentence for a drug store deal. Witnesses recounted self harm attempts and strange jail behavior while relatives and officials cast doubt on his sanity amid pending motions. Parr, age 66 with 11 children, has a history of arrests and alleged drug use and claims of communicating with spirits.
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Lockman
Nickerson
Hainey
Wilson
John C. Parr
S. Ilinofsst
Louisa Wainscott
Parr
Bryan
Samuel Benedict
CG. C. Tables
Danville
John C. Bailey
Bailey
Hadley
Tnele Dilly’ Johnson
Indianapolis
Tovey
Tie
Kokomo
Prosentor Wiltsie
Dr. Haines
Wiltsie
Sudden Death of Mrs. Harden Workman in Mount Jackson
Mrs. Harden T Workman died at her Mount Jackson home Saturday afternoon after delivering her husband's lunch at Malleable Iron Works in Houghville. She seemed healthy in the morning but was found in distress shortly after. An autopsy by the coroner found death caused by a brain abscess resulting from a pistol wound inflicted years earlier.
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Harden T. Workman
Mount Jackson
Houghville
Weather outlook for Indianapolis area Oct 17–19
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity covers 36 hours to 8 p.m. Oct 19 with warmer and fair conditions. Monday night and Tuesday are expected to stay fair with daytime readings around the mid to upper sixties. temperature at noon Monday reached 65 and 2 p.m. 67.
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Indianapolis
Despondent Woman Rescued After Morphine Overdose
Carrie Mount, 23 N. California St., attempted suicide Sunday evening with 20 cents worth of morphine. Dr. Eisenbeiss arrived at 7 p.m. and saved her life. She gave no motive beyond being tired of living and has made prior attempts. In Chicago, Oct 18, the Cuban committee’s auxiliary invited Miss Cisneros to an entertainment where the rescued woman and her savior may appear. Bishop White now occupies the Cesan house on Central Ave near Knickerbocker hall. Metropolitan prices at the Progress Laundry.
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Carrie Mountjoy
California St
Eisenbeiss
Chicago
Cuban Committee of 100
Bishop White
Dio Cesan
Central Ave
Knickerbocker Hall
Cuban Heroine Cisneros Honored at New York Rally
Senorita Cisneros, rescued in Havana, naturalizes as a U S citizen and appears at a Delmonico's reception. Carl Decker, her rescuer, leads her to a Madison Square stand amid cheers from 50 000 attendees. celebrities speak and a Cuban battle song plays.
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Senorita Cisneros
Casa de Rezcojidas
Havana
Carl Decker
United States
Spain
Naturalizatio Bureau
Wien
Madison Square Park
Broadway
Worth Monument
Seventh Regiment
J. Lincoln de Zayas
Miss Cosio
Mr. Decker
Luis Cisneros
Miss Cisneros
Miss. Cisneros
Delimonico’s
Thurston
Sulzer
Henry George
Delmonico's
O'Parrell St
Decker
Whi Shaw Case Attracts Courtroom Defense In Camden
In Camden New Jersey on October 18, Shaw faces murder charges in the deaths of his mother and grandmother. His fiancee Miss Maibelle Neilson of Woodbury and her family vow to defend him, with Assemblyman Scovel present as Shaw's counsel. The Neilsons are reportedly willing to spend resources to prove Shaw’s innocence.
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N. J
Whi Shaw
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Neilson
Shawy
Maibelle Neilson
Woodbury
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