The Story of the Sun: New York, 1833-1918O'Brien, Frank Michael
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The Story of the Sun: New York, 1833-1918
O'Brien, Frank Michael
Sun (New York, N.Y. : 1833)
Borden, Lizzie, acquittal of, reported by Julian Ralph, 318, 319
Bowery Theatre Fire, ruins Hamblin, 118
first American playhouse lighted with gas, 121
Bowles, Samuel, employs B. H. Day, 22–23
Bowman, Frank, dramatic critic, 411
Bread riots, the _Sun’s_ part in, 118, 119
Brewster, Sir David, appears in Moon Hoax, 71
Brisbane, Albert, association of, with Greeley, 161
Brisbane, Arthur, son of Albert Brisbane, 161
style of, like W. O. Bartlett’s, 256
becomes reporter at 18, 346, 347
becomes London correspondent, 347
reports Sullivan-Mitchell fight, 347
is managing editor _Evening Sun_, 348
becomes editor Sunday _World_ magazine, 348
becomes editor _Evening Journal_, 348
becomes proprietor Washington _Times_, 348
takes Richard Harding Davis on _Evening Sun_, 398
Brook Farm, Dana enters, 206
Brooklyn Theatre fire, 362
Brooks brothers, James and Erastus, establish New York _Express_,
134, 135
Brown, John, the _Sun’s_ attitude toward, 177
Bryant, William Cullen, editor and poet in 1833, 34
conflict of, with W. L. Stone, 34
Buchanan, James, supported by the _Sun_, 176
Burdell, Dr. Harvey, murder of, 196
Burnett, Wm., 60
Burr, Aaron, 51
Butler, Stephen B., 60
Cady, Elizabeth, marries Henry B. Stanton, 259
Caroline case, the _Sun’s_ enterprise in reporting, 144, 145
Carroll, Dana H., Spanish war correspondent, 355
Cat, the _Sun’s_, his invention and reputation, 287–289
Chadwick, George W., in business with Dana, 216
Chamberlains and Chamberlins, 341–343
Chamberlain, Henry Richardson, covers Europe for the _Sun_, 342
visions by, of a great war, 342
Chamberlin, Wilbur J., takes charge of the _Sun_ staff in Cuba, 356
eleven-column report by, 361
known as “Jersey,” 338;
cable hoodoo of, 339, 340
describes German soldiers’ brutality in China, 340
describes the Deacon’s broken suspenders, 341
Chamberlin, E. O., reporter, 342
Chamberlin, Henry B., reporter, 343
Childs, George W., tells of W. M. Swain’s industry, 135
buys _Public Ledger_, 135
Cholera, in New York, 1832, 22
Church, Francis P., a _Sun_ editorial writer for forty years, 191
“Is There a Santa Claus?,” 409
Church, William C., publisher of the _Sun_, 190
war correspondent, 190, 191
owns _Army and Navy Journal_, 191
Circulation in November, 1833, 2,000, 50
in December, 1833, 52
April, 1834, 54
in November, 1834, 57
Day offers to bet on it, 62–63
in August, 1835, it becomes the largest in the world, 78
in August, 1836, 27,000, 116
in September, 1843, 38,000, 157
in December, 1848, 50,000, 168
in September, 1860, 59,000, 194
Dana’s estimate of 50,000 to 60,000 in 1868, 228
in 1871, 100,000, 269
in March, 1875, 120,000, 300
day after Tilden-Hayes election, 220, 390, 323, 325
after other interesting events, 323–325
high-tide marks, 325
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