The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-10-07
DEATH AFTER OPERATION
Daniel E. insolvency Fails to Sur
vive Shock-Passed Away y
.& Last Evening. w..

Daniel e. Insolvency., advertising
manager for the Minneapolis Tribune,
died last evening at st. Mary's hos
pital from shock following an opera
ton for the removal of a malignant.
cancer. The operation was a danger
GUS one and it is understood that not
much hope was given, but when Mr..
'McSweeny recovered from the effects
of anesthetics last Sunday evening,
weak, but brave, hope grew very
strong that he would survive, but the
end came after determined fight Of
two days. 49, -..-.. ...-.
: Mr.. McSweeney was one of the most
popular advertising men in the twin
cities. For twenty-three years he was
engaged in the business here, first on
]. the old Saturday Evening Spectator,
and then with the dailies. After serv-
ing on the Minneapolis Times and the
st. Paul Dispatch Mr.. McSweeney
went over to the Tribune, where he
remained almost continuously for
thirteen years. For two years he was
manager Of the advertising depart
ment. He was a native Of Detroit,
Mich, where he was born fifty years
ago. His aged father and other kins-
folk still reside. there, Before COM
ing to Minneapolis Mr.. insolvency
lived in Sioux City. The disease which
! itself three years ago. Tho often suf-
fering great agony, he worked hard
and until the last minute before going
to the hospital He leaves a wife and
four daughters, Misses Nora, Mamie,
2 Nellie and Margaret the former about
20 years of age and the latter only 4
! years old. Z g.. ma ~,---...
The funeral will take place from
the residence, 1916 Chicago avenue
at 10 a. m. tomorrow and from St
Stephens church at 1890. Rev
Father ,Danehy will conduct the sery-
5nnS 10o iyofo 11y5J
( Mary's cemetery. The pallbearers will
be T. E. Andrews of the st. Paul Dis.
7 patch, Fred II. Sanders Of r h {
Z ur n al. James Gray of the Times
I John Bjorhus of The Tidende, A. x
tSchall and Irwin Goldstein Of the
Tribune.
MISS ANNA ANDERSON, Is years
: old, died at the Swedish hospital on Oct
s 8. Funeral Thursday. Oct. 8, from tn,
! undertaking parlors of Olson Earl & Son
at 2 p. M. and from Augustana Lutheran
church, Seventh street and Eleventh ave
nue. 8, at 2:3O p. m. -Interment at Lake
wood. ..-... ~.~-s ~ Il
MRS SARAH ROGERS aged 81, died a
i the home of her son, John Rogers, 372
= Nineteenth avenue s. early yesterda,
morning. The funeral took place from
the late residence to-day at o;clocl
e p. m. lnterment was at Layman's GENE
terry.
MRS. EMMA BECKER WAeNER-
After a number Of years Of failing health
Mrs. Emma Wagner passed quietly int,
{ the other world while peacefully sleepin,
at her late home. 3O13 Aldrich avenue S
on Monday morning. Her last years wer
years of almost constant suffering, which
she bore with patience and sweetness
which endeared her to all who knew her
She lived in a momentary expectation o
= departure and consequent readiness 70
i the event. passing at the last in the wa,
4 she wished to pass. Funeral services wer
conducted by Rev. C. e. Burton at tn
house this afternoon at 2 O'clock.
ISABEL BEATRICE ALLEN, aged ,:
wife of E. H. Allen, died Oct 4 at 12l
q Hennepin avenue. Funeral from the resi-
( dence tomorrow at 2:30 p. m. Intermen
at Layman's cemetery.
b MISS DORA CLARK, formerly a teach
4 er In the Minneapolis schools, died a
Is Sioux Falls, s. D., Monday. Sept. 90. TIL
remains were taken to Mount Pleasan
Iowa, for interment. Miss Clark lla
4 many friend In this city. H. -
MRS, DANIEL SMITH, aged 90, die
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