Indianapolis a Historical And Statistical Sketch of the Railroad City a Chroni
Indianapolis a Historical And Statistical Sketch of the Railroad City a Chroni
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Holloway re- purchased a sixth interest in 1867 and still holds it. Some weeks ago Mr. Thomas D. Fitch purchased of Fishback a sixth interest, and Mr. Hasselman gave his eldest son, Otto W. Hasselman, a sixth of his interest, and these five now constitute the proprietorship of the Journal establishment. In the summer of 1864, Mr. Horatio C. Newcomb became editor of the Journal and continued till December 1868, making, by all odds, the ablest and most successful editor the paper had ever had. As... a writer he was lucid, coherent and logical, little given to brilliance of effect, but never mistaken in his facts, or unsafe in his conclusions. He was an eminently safe party guide, and never set the "key note " of attack or defence from which he or his party had to abate a jot of pitch or force. His succes- sor, Mr. Fishback, though less experienced in his duties, gives ample promise of needing little else, if he needs any thing, to attain the same enviable posi- tion and influence. The Journal office at the start was on Washington street near the Capital House site as before stated subsequently it was on the south side of the same street in the frame building west of Hubbard's block; then in the three story brick on the north side near Meridian street; then on Penn- sylvania street where it remained till the fall of 1860.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Holloway re- purchased a sixth interest in 1867 and still holds it. Some weeks ago Mr. Thomas D. Fitch purchased of Fishback a sixth interest, and Mr. Hasselman gave his eldest son, Otto W. Hasselman, a sixth of his interest, and these five now constitute the proprietorship of the Journal establishment. In the summer of 1864, Mr. Horatio C. Newcomb became editor of the Journal and continued till December 1868, making, by all odds, the ablest and most successful editor the paper had ever had. As... a writer he was lucid, coherent and logical, little given to brilliance of effect, but never mistaken in his facts, or unsafe in his conclusions. He was an eminently safe party guide, and never set the "key note " of attack or defence from which he or his party had to abate a jot of pitch or force. His succes- sor, Mr. Fishback, though less experienced in his duties, gives ample promise of needing little else, if he needs any thing, to attain the same enviable posi- tion and influence. The Journal office at the start was on Washington street near the Capital House site as before stated subsequently it was on the south side of the same street in the frame building west of Hubbard's block; then in the three story brick on the north side near Meridian street; then on Penn- sylvania street where it remained till the fall of 1860.
What to read after Indianapolis a Historical And Statistical Sketch of the Railroad City a Chroni?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by W R William Robeson Holloway to read onlineMoreLess
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