CARVER, D. D. W. - Revision history

Randylyon at 16:58, 18 January 2016

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	Oldt, Franklin. ''History of Dubuque County Iowa''. Chicago: Western History Company, 1880, p. 774		Oldt, Franklin. '''History of Dubuque County, Iowa'''. Chicago: Western History Company, 1880, p. 774

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Randylyon at 04:09, 10 February 2014

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	[[Image:carverddw.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARVER, D. D. W. (Delaware Co., NY, May 12, 1834-Dubuque, IA, Nov. 16,1909). Newspaper publisher. Coming to Dubuque in 1862 after being appointed postmaster by President Buchanan, Carver worked as a foreman at the ''Dubuque Herald'' before purchasing half-interest in the paper.		[[Image:carverddw.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARVER, D. D. W. (Delaware Co., NY, May 12, 1834--Dubuque, IA, Nov. 16,1909). Newspaper publisher. Coming to Dubuque in 1862 after being appointed postmaster by President Buchanan, Carver worked as a foreman at the ''Dubuque Herald'' before purchasing half-interest in the paper.

	The firm of Ham and Carver made up of D.D.W. Carver and [[HAM, C.M.\|C.M. HAM]] took over complete ownership of the paper on January 13, 1865. The men owned the paper until September 9, 1899, when they sold their interests to the Herald Printing Company. Carver rejected repeated efforts to have him campaign for public office on the Democratic ticket.		The firm of Ham and Carver made up of D.D.W. Carver and [[HAM, C.M.\|C.M. HAM]] took over complete ownership of the paper on January 13, 1865. The men owned the paper until September 9, 1899, when they sold their interests to the Herald Printing Company. Carver rejected repeated efforts to have him campaign for public office on the Democratic ticket.
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	''History of Dubuque County Iowa''. Chicago: Western History Company, 1880		Oldt, Franklin. ''History of Dubuque County Iowa''. Chicago: Western History Company, 1880, p. 774

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Randylyon at 01:14, 3 February 2011

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	The firm of Ham and Carver made up of D.D.W. Carver and [[HAM, C.M.\|C.M. HAM]] took over complete ownership of the paper on January 13, 1865. The men owned the paper until September 9, 1899, when they sold their interests to the Herald Printing Company. Carver rejected repeated efforts to have him campaign for public office on the Democratic ticket.		The firm of Ham and Carver made up of D.D.W. Carver and [[HAM, C.M.\|C.M. HAM]] took over complete ownership of the paper on January 13, 1865. The men owned the paper until September 9, 1899, when they sold their interests to the Herald Printing Company. Carver rejected repeated efforts to have him campaign for public office on the Democratic ticket.

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			''History of Dubuque County Iowa''. Chicago: Western History Company, 1880

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Randylyon at 03:41, 14 July 2010

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	[[Image:carverddw.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARVER, D. D. W. (Delaware Co., NY, May 12, 1834-Dubuque, IA, Nov. 16,1909). Newspaper publisher. Coming to Dubuque in 1862 after being appointed postmaster by President Buchanan, Carver worked as a foreman at the ''Dubuque Herald'' before purchasing half-interest in the paper.		[[Image:carverddw.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARVER, D. D. W. (Delaware Co., NY, May 12, 1834-Dubuque, IA, Nov. 16,1909). Newspaper publisher. Coming to Dubuque in 1862 after being appointed postmaster by President Buchanan, Carver worked as a foreman at the ''Dubuque Herald'' before purchasing half-interest in the paper.

	The firm of Ham and Carver made up of ~~[[CARVER,~~ D.D.W.~~\|D.D.W. CARVER]]~~ and [[HAM, C.M.\|C.M. HAM]] took over complete ownership of the paper on January 13, 1865. The men owned the paper until September 9, 1899, when they sold their interests to the Herald Printing Company. Carver rejected repeated efforts to have him campaign for public office on the Democratic ticket.		The firm of Ham and Carver made up of D.D.W. Carver and [[HAM, C.M.\|C.M. HAM]] took over complete ownership of the paper on January 13, 1865. The men owned the paper until September 9, 1899, when they sold their interests to the Herald Printing Company. Carver rejected repeated efforts to have him campaign for public office on the Democratic ticket.

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Randylyon at 03:41, 14 July 2010

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	[[Image:carverddw.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARVER, D. D. W. (Delaware Co., NY, May 12, 1834-Dubuque, IA, Nov. 16,1909). Newspaper publisher. Coming to Dubuque in 1862 after being appointed postmaster by President Buchanan, Carver worked as a foreman at the ''Dubuque Herald'' before purchasing half-interest in the paper.		[[Image:carverddw.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARVER, D. D. W. (Delaware Co., NY, May 12, 1834-Dubuque, IA, Nov. 16,1909). Newspaper publisher. Coming to Dubuque in 1862 after being appointed postmaster by President Buchanan, Carver worked as a foreman at the ''Dubuque Herald'' before purchasing half-interest in the paper.

	The firm of Ham and Carver took over complete ownership of the paper on January 13, 1865. The men owned the paper until September 9, 1899, when they sold their interests to the Herald Printing Company. Carver rejected repeated efforts to have him campaign for public office on the Democratic ticket.		The firm of Ham and Carver made up of [[CARVER, D.D.W.\|D.D.W. CARVER]] and [[HAM, C.M.\|C.M. HAM]] took over complete ownership of the paper on January 13, 1865. The men owned the paper until September 9, 1899, when they sold their interests to the Herald Printing Company. Carver rejected repeated efforts to have him campaign for public office on the Democratic ticket.

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Randylyon at 23:28, 22 October 2009

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	CARVER, D. D. W. (Delaware Co., NY, May 12, 1834-Dubuque, IA, Nov. 16,1909). Newspaper publisher. Coming to Dubuque in 1862 after being appointed postmaster by President Buchanan, Carver worked as a foreman at the ''Dubuque Herald'' before purchasing half-interest in the paper.		[[Image:carverddw.jpg\|left\|thumb\|250px\|]]CARVER, D. D. W. (Delaware Co., NY, May 12, 1834-Dubuque, IA, Nov. 16,1909). Newspaper publisher. Coming to Dubuque in 1862 after being appointed postmaster by President Buchanan, Carver worked as a foreman at the ''Dubuque Herald'' before purchasing half-interest in the paper.

	The firm of Ham and Carver took over complete ownership of the paper on January 13, 1865. The men owned the paper until September 9, 1899, when they sold their interests to the Herald Printing Company. Carver rejected repeated efforts to have him campaign for public office on the Democratic ticket.		The firm of Ham and Carver took over complete ownership of the paper on January 13, 1865. The men owned the paper until September 9, 1899, when they sold their interests to the Herald Printing Company. Carver rejected repeated efforts to have him campaign for public office on the Democratic ticket.

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CARVER, D. D. W. (Delaware Co., NY, May 12, 1834-Dubuque, IA, Nov. 16,1909). Newspaper publisher. Coming to Dubuque in 1862 after being appointed postmaster by President Buchanan, Carver worked as a foreman at the ''Dubuque Herald'' before purchasing half-interest in the paper.

The firm of Ham and Carver took over complete ownership of the paper on January 13, 1865. The men owned the paper until September 9, 1899, when they sold their interests to the Herald Printing Company. Carver rejected repeated efforts to have him campaign for public office on the Democratic ticket.

[[Category: Publisher]]