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

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INDEX

Sun Printing (Cont'd)
holders in association quit because of Dana's assaults on
Grantism, 188, 189; trustees
elect Paul Dana to succeed
father as editor, W. M. Laffan
gains control, 196; E. P.
Mitchell takes over admiristrative duties, W. C. Reick becomes president, 198; F. A. Munsey at head of, 200; W. T. Dewart elected president, 213; executive beard under W. T.
Dewart, 205; incorporation of
The New York Sun, Inc.; harmony of organization under W.
T. Dewart's leadership, 214, 221,
222
'Sunbeams" column, 174
Sunday News, 47
Sunday Sun. See Sun, The
Swain, William M., 4; establishes
Philadelphia Public Ledger as a
penny daily, 85
Swartwout, Samuel, 13
Swedenborgianism, Dana and
Hitchcock interested in, 235
Swinton, John, editorial writer,
220; Dana's obit, 194; the "capitalistic Sun," 233
Tammany Hall and Society, 27, 64,
153; effects removal of property
qualification from the franchise,
14; the Sun's "Tammany Hall
real estate," 149, 150
Tate, C. Howard, art director, 250
Taylor, Gen. Zachary, "a little
more grape, Captain Braggl"
114
Telegram, purchase by F. A. Munsey, 205; merger with Evening
Mail, 206; bought with Sun by
W. T. Dewart, 213; controlled
by new corporation, 214; sale by
W. T. Dewart, 227

Telegraph, see Morse, Samuel F.
B., and Sun, The, News.
Texas, 67
The New York Sun, Inc., 214
Theater, Sun's first theatrical ads,
18; Bowery Theater feud, 30,
31; actors and playhouses of
the thirties, 73, 74; "Footlight
Flashes," 175
Thieblin, editorial writer, 229;
sketch of, 234
Ticknor, George, 15
Tilden-Hayes election frauds, 191,
1(2
Times, New York daily contemporary of Day and Beach, 31, 32,
47
Timnes, later namesake, 199, 206;
on emancipation proclamation,
131; H. J. Raymond at head
of, 123, 152; appraised by Dana,
169
Titanic, Hill's disaster story lead,
255, 256
Titherington, Richard H., member
of Sun executive board, 205; coexccutor in Munsey will, 211; in
the personnel section of Sun's
masthead, 227
Townsend, Edward W., writer of
Chimmie Fadden stories, 246
Train, George Francis, 231
Transcript, 64, 69, 72; Sun penny
paper rival, 31; editor sues Sun
owners for libel, 34; combination
with Sun on news by horse express, 65; is Sun's first da:gerous
rival; its owners, editor and
staff, 84
Trevor, George, football and golf
writer, 249
Tribune, 49, 115, 152, 153; enters
penny paper fray, 98, 108, 109;
Greelcy bars police reports; beginning of a long tussle with
Ston, 109; Greeley refers to Sun