Andrew McNally, 1836-1904[Memorials, messages of condolence, and press notices . Our deepest sympathy and love. Mrs. Frank Leland Stevens. 2939 Michigan Avenue. Deepest sympathy. Mr. Morehous Stevens. Mr. Hampton Lovegrove Story. Our hearts weep with yours. Mrs. Hampton Lovegrove Story. Mr. James Ellis Story. Mrs. John Telling. Theodore Theis. Mr. W. a. Thrall. Miss Chicago. Mr. Henry C. Townsend. St. Louis. Mrs. J. Dawson Thomson. 481 South Orange Grove Avenue, Union League Club. Mrs. Thad. S. Up de Graff. Mrs. Royal Cooper Vilas. 842 North Park Avenue. Mr. S. Harris Warner
Andrew McNally, 1836-1904[Memorials, messages of condolence, and press notices . Our deepest sympathy and love. Mrs. Frank Leland Stevens. 2939 Michigan Avenue. Deepest sympathy. Mr. Morehous Stevens. Mr. Hampton Lovegrove Story. Our hearts weep with yours. Mrs. Hampton Lovegrove Story. Mr. James Ellis Story. Mrs. John Telling. Theodore Theis. Mr. W. a. Thrall. Miss Chicago. Mr. Henry C. Townsend. St. Louis. Mrs. J. Dawson Thomson. 481 South Orange Grove Avenue, Union League Club. Mrs. Thad. S. Up de Graff. Mrs. Royal Cooper Vilas. 842 North Park Avenue. Mr. S. Harris Warner. Mrs. S. Harris Warner. Waubansia Lodge. No. 160, A. F. & A. M. 193 My heart is sad for you and your family in your greataffliction and sorrow. Mrs. George F. Westover. Mr. J. P. Wilson. Mrs. John P. Wilson. 564 Dearborn Avenue. Miss Martha Wilson. Mrs. Martin Winch. Deepest sympathy. Mrs. M. K. Wood. 4043 Ellis Avenue. Sincere sympathies. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Burdett Woodruff. 3020 Prairie Avenue. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Woolverton. New York. 194 9^esoluttons. IN MEMORIAM ANDREW McNALLY At a regular meeting of the Board of Directors ofthe Chicago National Bank, held June seventh, nineteenhundred four, the following resolutions were unani-mously adopted: Whereas, It has pleased the Almighty to take untohimself Andrew McNally, who was one of the foundersof this bank, and a director from the time of its organi-zation, and vice-president at the time of his death; and. Whereas, We desire to place on record our testimonyto his worth and character. His long career as a business man in Chicago is oneon which his associates look with pride in every way asworthy of imitation. In the performance of his variedduties as a citizen, his example was no less admirable. Added to his great capacity for usefulness, he wasrichly gifted in temperament, remaining to the last thesame true, unaffected gentleman. The loss of one gifted with such engaging personalityis deeply mourned by men
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