New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-02-01
I'm AND JOURNALISM.
= pFUNION OF EDITORS.
,,,crs Throughout Country
W. ..euted at Waldorf Dinner.


s,scss oH'.',.s a. the twentieth annual dinner
s,red Ns' --,o.r NJ New-Tork. which was held
l ~ ONO ,s,,roon Of the waldorf-Astoria. More
/ : he esh' 80 and fifty enthusiastic sons OF
l Az for Sc we're present on the floor. while
!, Buckest ro,leries were filed with handsomely
| !, Tree O'e
| ,srss Eol'' ,,,e guests table. at which Were
! ssn1 80, newspaper men OF this city and
| ssHi Nv ,,,s5 many American flags and three
| o.s '~s hoa-iag the shields Of Ohio, New-fork
| !. ssnns,. yo,k state. Carnations formed the
CT o., az the decorations me souvenirs were
| csss PSI ,rbich was perched sage looking
| = Ees o. ~ old fashioned quill pen
| s. gsihs ., feature OF the dinner was the
| rst nos -f,,se and cheers which broke out
| rrGia'-s ., u the Presidents name No other
rsFsr ~,,syed with so much enthusiasm
| - W rvfliam Mckinley and Mark Hanna
| sNuoss. ,-,ss,s was the Oldest editor in Ohio.
go Allen ninety-two years old, the
| g Fas .s-,e scioto Gazette" the successor of
Elm o ~ the Northwestern Territory" the
+Ia the State Mr.. Allen. who looks about
o. So younger than he is. moved that paper
III s'-..be changing its name 10 The Scioto
O--s ~ which name II has been known since
eir'.e t5e was called on 10 rise. which he did,
81 'lI' .sared for several minutes.
80 Va NEST who was similarly introduced was
Aao-.- 80, T. Mack The Editor OF The San
O'9a' ,..,-s He has served in that capacity for
ssven consecutive years.
W. ,urse Of the dinner telegram was re-
-.-,o the Ohio newspa permen who were at
CIV .,sir annual convention in Columbus. II
'el--. ,.s sv the president Of the Newspaper As
va u T Mack q brother Of Colonel Mack,
and rad
;. Associated Ohio dailies. in twenty-irst an
- convention az Columbus. SEND cordial greet
rim Cfn "a ma
IL s-sv on Ohio Crop never runs out
80. 5slsted. who was 10 have responded 20 the
a. easto IN JournaIsm-A Retrospect" was IN
-. h present because OF the sudden death OF
- si.e- His place was taken by Negley ID Coch-
:, !, The Toledo News-Bee.'
~ro VACANT CHAIRS WERE THERE.
r,r,,- Dalton Mann. Editor Of Town Topics"
-, srvsrte5 10 BE- present with Justice Joseph NJ.
~, hit two vacant chairs marked the places re-
ss-r,5 tr them az the table
Ni,bsss Longworth who was a member OF the
-,,.r-11 committee was also absent.
r,lr-g John J. McCook. president Of the society
v,s i,s POSTMASTER At the presidents table with
80 Tr4 John A Sleicher ''Leslie's Weekly; Barr
rs-4 Pennsylvania Society; Henry /. Stoddard,
yavYork Nal and Express. Austin b Fletcher.
5,.iisnt New-England Society. Rollo Ogden.
,ysvYork Evening Post; ". B. Huntington, Ohio
Newspaper Syndicate: Arthur Brisbane. New York
.rv1esn". z : Wilson. ohio State Journal:
gzaiord Merrill. 'N>ew-York world: H. y.
Rsksy Cleveland Press Hart Lyman New
Trk Tribune; General Frederick D. Grant l. S.
4 siyanus z Johnson. Cincinnati Enquirer;
Neville E Stone. Associated Press: Charles r
Nle-. 'New-York Times; William Z. Curtis
Chicago Record HERALD; William H McElroy.
iEmer.y ''New-York Tribune; Bishop Leonard.
Explain Ohio Society; 81. Clair McKeiway. Brook
1r Eagle. Negley d. Cochran. Toledo News
Bss". Oswald Garrison Willard '%ew-York Even
as Post; William T. WEey. Cincinnati En-
,srs-" Chester : Lord. New York Sun; Marion
Fsraery, president Southern Society: George B.
1 Harvey, "5arper's Weekly; George B. Fresse,
canton Repository. Henry John Wright. New
lmk Globe; Colgate Hoyt ex-presicent Ohio So
,sT Nelson Lloyd. ''New-York Evening Sun" and
soTge Austin Morrison, il. 81. Andrews Society.
President McCock, IN introducing the first
Eaker. Charles 2. Miller, of The New-York
ines" said:
q ne early gays Of our society cur annual din
N were moe Ike family affairs and We could
resent business details Nov. because Of the ever
1Tezsing number ri hou0Ted guests we have laid
EE these details 20 our annual business meet
a This s our twentieth bsnquet-we have al
liS, attained our majority our treasurer re-
ms that have no liabilities and have a sur
ms OF ESjy wisely invested our total member
NY : now 5gs and tie present plans OF the
-any more The coming wear
.,,- .-,.-..
a. 4eI'@' sing me names q the eminent men
VIC have been guests q the society. all Of them
'pucseveS~ az hi--t "a, ,s.-.;- -,
cct,inuea
Bur We had -.s,-s. -,...-.--., -, ..,-,
tate which a. h-o,,t-, - III ~ rs
he public neD 81 GIi5 ~, 1850 a. uohLL az
regulator Il The mess - q $50
Ting Il is hopeless To- M meta O. s.iIte
O. STATE on lr-r-irtr-1.-5 III > tales. "a analfs
"-- d" private lie.
q Standing toast 10 the President was then
FEtcH OF CHARLES R MILLER.
Ctlfis AfrIer ~ ..-,r.. --,..,
win enthusiasm and -fs 80 = -..
II fisauszt intervals wi.f, ar,-la,,sa re "a -
XII
ReE-Yo-k bs- .,
~ 05o re5-ee. . f. = maintained an open door
ssts V--Fc--. - -.-'A ana those from other
~ n -. "S-t 0slhctOu q race, creed or color.
SOM q e., va - =, eleI tae yellow peril
agnd n g 20 sls ~ mere n work Many men have
ogls roon - =. ~ LieiaW ROC. Tor example.
leaf The f0r 49, ~ lIf- Ae wisely chose place
Iasfe syt 49, acre j. always room.
| laFk BaV,s,. lay INKS between Ohio and New
hir "a s.tt-ptf men John Hay noble OF spirit