When was it published?

June 19, 1909 in The Daily Sentinel

Domestic News June 19, 1909

The Daily Sentinel

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John L Eddy Departure, Rio Grande Valley Visit, Boston American Editor, Daily Sentinel Praise

Grand Junction, Mesa County, Colorado

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What is this article about?

John L. Eddy, managing editor of the Boston American, departed Rio Grande Valley this morning after a four-day visit with R. E. Turpin. He expressed enthusiasm for the city and valley, praised The Daily Sentinel's facilities, and plans to visit coast cities and the Alaskan-Yukon exposition before returning east.

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This morning on Rio Grande No. 3, John L. Eddy, managing editor of the Boston American, who has been the guest of his old time friend, R. E. Turpin, in this valley for the past four days, left for the coast. Mr. Eddy takes with him a most favorable impression of the city and the valley, in fact he is most enthusiastic over this section. Mr. Eddy is on his vacation tour and will visit coast cities and the Alaskan-Yukon exposition before returning east. During his visit here the gentleman favored The Sentinel with several very pleasant calls. Mr. Eddy declared that not many cities of 10,000 population in the country have such a complete and modern newspaper plant and office building as that of The Daily Sentinel and he had many good things to say of the Sentinel as a newspaper.

What sub-type of article is it?

Arrival Departure

What keywords are associated?

John L Eddy Departure Rio Grande Valley Visit Boston American Editor Daily Sentinel Praise

What entities or persons were involved?

John L. Eddy R. E. Turpin

Where did it happen?

Rio Grande Valley

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Rio Grande Valley

Event Date

This Morning

Key Persons

John L. Eddy R. E. Turpin

Event Details

John L. Eddy, managing editor of the Boston American, who has been the guest of his old time friend, R. E. Turpin, in this valley for the past four days, left for the coast. Mr. Eddy takes with him a most favorable impression of the city and the valley, in fact he is most enthusiastic over this section. Mr. Eddy is on his vacation tour and will visit coast cities and the Alaskan-Yukon exposition before returning east. During his visit here the gentleman favored The Sentinel with several very pleasant calls. Mr. Eddy declared that not many cities of 10,000 population in the country have such a complete and modern newspaper plant and office building as that of The Daily Sentinel and he had many good things to say of the Sentinel as a newspaper.