The story of the Sun, New York: 1833-1928 / by Frank M. O'Brien ; with an introduction by Edward Page Mitchell ...

INDEX

289

McClellan, Gen. George B., Sun
sees politics in loss of command;
Sun supports candidacy for President, but predicts Lincoln victory, 132
McGuirc, Mark ("Toppy"), 244
McKinley, William, 246, 247
McLeod, Alexander, trial of, 93,
94
Madison Square, 166
Maine State Hospital, beneficiary
by Munsey will, 211
Mallon, George B., city editor,
1oo, 242, 247
Mann, Henry, Stokes and Tweed
trial rel)orter, 244
MAanning, Cardinal, 67
Marlle, Manton, 166, 107; intellectual chief of the highly intellectual W'orld, 152
Marshall, Representative of Kentucky, 16
Martin, John EIdgar, mechanical
manager, 251
Martineau, Harriett, comments on
Su,''s moon revelations in her
Skrtlches n/ WL'stern Travel, 54
Marvel, Ik., 122
Mason, John, 13
Alatthias the Prophet, 36, 37
Mechanics Magazine, 14
Melville, lierman, 1S
Mlercantile Advertiser and New
York Advocate, 11, 47
Messenger, Sam, first newspaper
carrier, 19
Metropolitan Museum of Art, W.
M. Laffan cataloguer of Morgan collection of porcelains, 197;
Munscy bequest; residuary legatee in Munsey will, 211; arranges sale of Sun, Telegram and
other Munsey interests to W. T.
I)ewart for mutualization, 213,
214, 215
Mexican War, 112 to 114

Miller, Joaquin, interview on
Longfellow, 173
Missouri Compromise, 121, 124
Mitchell, Edward Page, owns first
copy Sun, 6; carrecr before joining Dana's staff; life entwined
with Sun, 22; address on
Dana at Pulitzer School, 15S;
his. descril)tion of Dana's office
in the Sun and how editor
worked, 161, 162, 163; takes
note of Dana's idea of an ample
death notice, 195; short stories
written for the Sim; wields his
pen in much other special writing for Sun, 231; takes up Sun's
administrative tasks, 198; returns to editorial functions when
Reick gets Sun control, 198, 199;
retained as editor of the Sun
by F. A. Munsey; his masterly
editorial articles expressing Munsey policy have wide effect, 210;
addlress on "The Newspaper
Value of Non-Essentials," discussing range of public interest,
2.12; tribute to F. A. Munsey on
day of dleath, 207, 208; telegram
to W. T. Dewart on Sun's purchase, 225; telegram to Mr. Dewart on occasion of Sun staff
dinner honoring new owner, 225,
226; expression in letter to Mr.
Dewart approving course, 226,
227; long service with Sun, 229 -232; Sun's tribute following
death, 229-231
Mitchell, Maggie, 74
Mohican Hotel, New London, 224
Mohican stores, 224
Money market, first report printed
in Bennett's Herald, 64
Monk, Maria, Awful Disclosures
of, 66, 67
Montez, Lola, 122