St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-04-26
SORROWING FRIENDS.
Colleagues of the Late j. fl. Han
son COndoIe With the Bereaved
| Relatives.

Colleagues of the Late j. fl. Ham
son COndOle With the Bereaved
Relatives.
| The following resolutions were re-
ported and adopted unanimously at the
meeting of the contractors and builders
board of trade yesterday morning:
Whereas. 1t has pleased our Heavenly
Father. in His inscrulable wisdom, to remove
from our midst our esteemed friend and the
almost invaluable secretary of this board of
trade. Joseph Haven Hanson; and, whereas,
his character and worth as kiud-hearted
generous man and a public-spirited citizen
were so well known to the members of this
body; therefore. be it
Resolved, That the contractors and build
ers' board of trade does hereby sincerely ex-
press its sorrow for its loss by his death,
recognizing III him all accomplished and a
valuable secretary of this body, and a gentle
man who was respected by large circle of
acquaintance. AS such Mr.. Hanson will be
ever remembered as always ready to extend a
helping hand to friend.
Resolved That we will cherish his memory
for his devotion to our interests and his fidel-
lily to his duties.
Resolved That the sympathy and condo
lence of this body be and the same are hereby
rendered to his beteaved mother and OF her
near relatives with the assurance that we do
i'll great degree share in their sorrow, and
that COPY of these resolutions be sent to
them spread upon the minutes of this asso-
citation and furnished TO the press of this
city for publication.
The remains arrived on the T:30 train
and were met by the committee of the
contractors and builders. board of
trade, and George III. Hazard and W.
G. Reade, of the real estate board. The
funeral will leave the corner of Arun-
del and Marshall avenue at p. IN. to-
day, and will be attended by the con-
afn -. e IL
a committee of the real estate board,
erby, G. r. Smith and Whitney Wall.
The carnival association will also at
tend. The following will act as pail
hearers: L. A. Abbott, E. E: Scribner,
A. BaSsford. r. Shiere, W. II. Ulmer,
Maj. John Kelliher, S. p. Spates and b.
Cox. DIR. s. G. Smith will Off ciate at
the funeral services.
At meeting of the newspaper repre-
sentatives of the city, held i'll the
GLOBE editorial rooms yesterday after
+. noon, to take action on the death OF Mr..
Hanson, H. p. Hall was called to the
chair and Maj. Newson appointed sec
rotary. Appropriate tributes were paid
to the dead journalists memory by Maj.
Newson, Mr.. Hall and Capt. Moffett,
and the following resolutions adopted: :
to remove from our midst Joseph III. Hanson,
who for many years has been an active, use
full and conscientious worker ill the sphere
of Journalism, and
Whereas, In the death of Mr.. Hanson the
newspaper fraternity of st. Paul and the
Northwest recognize the loss of a gifted,
worthy and honorable gentleman, whose
graceful and able pen has constituted an i'm
portant factor and ornament in the upbuild-
ing Of our city, therefore, be it
Resolved, That his death is deplored as a
genuine calamity, an affective loss to his
surviving professional associates creating Il
void i'll the community it is scarcely possible
TO repair; and
Resolved, That in their deep affection we
hereby tender our sincere and heartfelt
sympathy to bis bereayed family, and beg
permission TO especially remember his be-
loved mother, who was to him all that the
: dearest and most tender relation on earth
implied, and to whom his life was affection
/ ately dedicated,
. Resolved. That a copy of these p1eambes
ana resolutions be presented to his family,
and that his journalistic associates attend
the funeral in body.
The following committee was ap-
pointed on the part of the press to ar
range for the funeral ceremonies:
Horace Dunno, of the News: q. III.
bIoffett, of the GLOBE; j. P. Van
Duzee, of the Pioneer fresS; City Editor
Finn, of the Dispatch, and Carl Neu-
hansen, of the VolksZeitung.