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Graham left the paper in 1848, and McMichael and Bird became the driving forces in making the paper a journalistic and financial success. After Bird died in 1854, McMichael continued as the sole owner until his death in 1879. The paper was a staunch supporter of
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The "United States Gazette" suffix was dropped from the paper's name in 1876. McMichael's two sons assumed control of the paper in his final years, his son Clayton assuming chief editorial duties.
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REPORTS CURTIS BUYER OF NORTH AMERICAN; Philadelphia Expects Ledger Owner to Acquire Rival and End Publication
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Billboard advertising the North American near the intersection of Broad Street and Cherry Street
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Clayton McMichael Dead: Ex-Postmaster of Philadelphia Formerly Owned The North American
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joined Graham as publisher in January 1847. At that point, it was an influential
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by shutting down some of its competitors. The Ledger adopted the official title
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100 block of North Broad Street in Philadelphia, featuring an advertisement for
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The middle-class city: transforming space and time in Philadelphia, 1876-1926
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About North American and United States gazette. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1847-1876
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was brought in as a one-third owner, and the paper was merged with the
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from Thomas B. Wanamaker's estate as part of his bid to grow the
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In 1899, the paper was acquired by Thomas B. Wanamaker, son of
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Dies in Paris Hotel: Thomas B. Wanamaker Suddenly Passes Away
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Philadelphia Gentlemen: The Making of a National Upper Class
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first published in 1789. The paper was redubbed as the
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newspaper. In July of that year, writer and playwright
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About The North American. (Philadelphia, Pa.) 1845-1847
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Cummings soon departed over political differences, and
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The life and dramatic works of Robert Montgomery Bird
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Index

North American (disambiguation)

newspaper
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
United States
OCLC
11148690
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Public Ledger

Morton McMichael

Zachariah Poulson
John Dunlap
Pennsylvania Packet
George R. Graham
Graham's Magazine
Alexander Cummings
New York World
Morton McMichael
Whig
Robert Montgomery Bird
Whig
Gazette of the United States
Abraham Lincoln
John Wanamaker
Cyrus Curtis
Public Ledger

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