Background Mahoney, Edward R. was born on July 18, 1881 in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, United States. Son of George Richard and Katherine Allan (Coughlin) Mahoney.

He served as editor, with a break when President Taylor appointed him postmaster of Chicago in 1849. When Wilson died in 1856, his brother Charles L. Wilson became sole owner. [2]

One day in September 1913, the Chicago Daily Journal’s city editor, Eddie Mahoney, called for him. Even on the sunniest days, the paper’s offices felt like “midnight,” with a few dull bulbs hanging from …

After the election, which resulted in the defeat of Mr. Clay, Richard L. Wilson purchased the controlling interest in the Journal, and was its editor-in-chief until 1849, when he was appointed postmaster of …

Nov 22, 1999 · These newspapers on microfilm are available by appointment on the 5th floor of Harold Washington Library Center. Request an appointment to use the microfilm. Questions? Contact …

Notes: Continues: Chicago Express (Chicago, Ill. : 1842). Continued by: Daily Chicago Journal.

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The Chicago Daily Journal was a Chicago newspaper that published from 1844 to 1929.

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