History of Pittsburgh and environs, from prehistoric days to the beginning of the American revolution .. . am B. Horner, of the oldGazette, who in one days longhand filled eightcolumns of the next days issue. In iS6g, Mr. Smith became associated with the Com-mercial as legal reporter, and in 1873 was made secre-tary to the Hon. George H. Anderson, State the close of the session he took a position on theEvening Telegraph, which he held until 1876, whenhe became associated with the Dispatch as court re-porter. Two years later, he returned to the Chron-icle and became assistant editor,
History of Pittsburgh and environs, from prehistoric days to the beginning of the American revolution .. . am B. Horner, of the oldGazette, who in one days longhand filled eightcolumns of the next days issue. In iS6g, Mr. Smith became associated with the Com-mercial as legal reporter, and in 1873 was made secre-tary to the Hon. George H. Anderson, State the close of the session he took a position on theEvening Telegraph, which he held until 1876, whenhe became associated with the Dispatch as court re-porter. Two years later, he returned to the Chron-icle and became assistant editor, which position hefilled with his usual energy and ability for two years. In 1880, the dreams of the sunny, determined boyselling papers after school hours were realized, and began business on his own account. He openeda job printing establishment, which he conducted suc-cessfully for thirty-eight years. In November, 1913, hewas elected to the office of jury commissioner, and at theexpiration of his first term was re-elected. During hisfirst term he made a special study of the function of the. ^LmuLi UMH, /h^^
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