Harper's Lexikon der Vereinigten Staaten Geschichte von 458 A. Dto 1906, nach dem Plan der Benson John De Lossing" basiert. . Gesellschaft. Der Präsi- dent 1900 war Frau Edward PauletSteers und die Sekretärin und historianMiss Maria A. Phillips. Die headquarterswere bei 64 Madison Avenue, New York. Dana, Charles Anderson, Journalist; in Hinsdale, N.H., Aug 8, 1819 geboren, war für eine Zeit ein Student in der HarvardCollege; trat der Brook Farm Associa-tion (q. V.) im Jahre 1842, und nach zwei Jahre redaktionelle Arbeit in Boston, wurde an - Tached Für das Personal der neuen YorkTribune im Jahr 1847. 1848 ging er als toKurope entspreche

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Harper's encyclopædia of United States history from 458 A.Dto 1906, based upon the plan of Benson John Lossing .. . ociety. The presi-dent in 1900 was Mrs. Edward PauletSteers, and the secretary and historianMiss Mary A. Phillips. The headquarterswere at 64 Madison Avenue, New York. Dana, Charles Anderson, journalist;born in Hinsdale, N. H., Aug. 8, 1819;was for a time a student in HarvardCollege; joined the Brook Farm Associa-tion (q. V.) in 1842; and, after two yearsof editorial work in Boston, became at-tached to the staff of the New YorkTribune in 1847. In 1848 he went toKurope as correspondent for severalAmerican newspapers, dealing particu-larly with the nvimerous foreign revolu-tions. Soon after his return to NewYork he became managing editor of theTribune, and held the place till 1862, when he was appointed assistant Secre-tary of War. In 1806 he organized thestock company which bought the old NewYork l^un, of which he became editor- in-chief, continuing so till his death. Inaddition to his work as a journalist, inconjunction with the late George Ripley, ho planned and edited the New American. CHARLES AXDEKSON DANA. Cyclopwdia (16 vols., 1857-63), whichthey thoroughly revised and reissuedunder the title of the American Cyclopcedia(1873-76). In 1883, in association withRossiter Johnson, he edited Fifty PerfectIoemi, and subsequently, in associationwith Gen. James H. Wilson, he wrote theLife of Ulysses S. Grant. In 1897 hisReminiscences of the Civil War and East-ern Journeys were published posthumous-ly; he was also the compiler of House-hold Book of Poetry. He died on LongIsland, N. Y., Oct. 17, 1897. Dana, Francis, jurist; born in Charles-town, Mass., June 13, 1743; son of Rich-ard Dana; graduated at Harvard in1702. He was admitted to the bar in1707; was an active patriot; a delegateto the Provincial Congress in 1774; wentto England in 1775 with confidential let-ters to Franklin; was a member of theexecutive council from 1776 to 1780;member of the Continental

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