Andrew McNally, 1836-1904[Memorials, messages of condolence, and press notices . nter home near Pasadena, Cal.,of pneumonia, and the news came as a shock to hisrelatives and many friends in Chicago. His deathoccurred very suddenly.—Independent, Standish, Mich. ANDREW McNALLY DIES IN CALIFORNIA A dispatch from Los Angeles, Cal., announces thedeath at Altadena, a suburb of Pasadena, Cal., of AndrewMcNally, head of the publishing house of Rand, McNally&Co. Mr. McNally had not been in good health for sometime, but his death, which was due to heart disease, wassudden and unexpected. Mr. McNally was
Andrew McNally, 1836-1904[Memorials, messages of condolence, and press notices . nter home near Pasadena, Cal.,of pneumonia, and the news came as a shock to hisrelatives and many friends in Chicago. His deathoccurred very suddenly.—Independent, Standish, Mich. ANDREW McNALLY DIES IN CALIFORNIA A dispatch from Los Angeles, Cal., announces thedeath at Altadena, a suburb of Pasadena, Cal., of AndrewMcNally, head of the publishing house of Rand, McNally&Co. Mr. McNally had not been in good health for sometime, but his death, which was due to heart disease, wassudden and unexpected. Mr. McNally was one of Chicagos wealthy men andwas rated well up among the citys millionaires.—News-Tribune, Duluth, Minn. RAILWAY PRINTERS FUNERAL General Passenger Agent F. I. Whitney, of the GreatNorthern, is in Chicago to-day to attend the funeral ofAndrew McNally, senior member of a well-known railwayprinting firm, who for the past quarter century has beenclosely associated with passenger officials of Americanlines. Mr. McNally died in California.—Dispatch, , Minn. 302. ANDREW McNALLY IS DEAD The End Came to the Chicago Publisher in California. The death is announced at his winter home not farfrom Pasadena, Cal., of Andrew McNally, head of thepubhshing house of Rand, McNally & Co. Mr. McNally,as usual, had been in California for the winter; his death,which was due to heart disease, was entirely McNally was one of Chicagos wealthy men. Andrew McNally was a typical Chicago business man,shrewd, industrious, and progressive. For more thanforty-five years he had applied himself strictly to thedevelopment of the printing industry in the United Stateswith the result that he was one of the most successfulpublishers of his day. He was born in the north ofIreland in 1836. Early in life he was apprenticed as aprinter. From proof-boy he rose to a position embody-ing all the responsibilities of the trade. In 1858 helanded in New York, but soon left that city and jour-neyed
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