Daily Telegraph | Dec 22, 1913, Pg 5 of 10
"H. Thaddeus Stevens, aged seventy-seven years, who was the first mayor of Moncton, and for many years a prominent figure in the town, died on Saturday afternoon, following a stroke of paralysis some months ago. He was the founder and editor of the Daily Times, from which he retired several years ago. He was also an ex-M.P.P., having been for a short period a member of the New Brunswick legislature."
Contributor: Helena McCluskey-Lewis (48654389) •
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 77 Number 2618
Date March 19 1890 County Saint John Place Saint John Newspaper Saint John Globe
Henry T. STEVENS was born in May 1840. He was educated at Harvey grammar school and at the Horton academy and college. He taught school for some years and then went into the newspaper business. He ran the 'Advocate' in Albert Co. for a time and in 1868 he removed to Moncton and established the 'Times' which he managed ever since, and which in 1877 was changed to a morning paper. His present wife is a daughter of the late David CALDWELL of St. John. He in 1867 he was an unsuccessful candidate from Albert Co. for the Commons. He was mayor of Moncton for three years and was also a councillor. A Conservative, opposed to the Blair government. Baptist.
"H. Thaddeus Stevens, aged seventy-seven years, who was the first mayor of Moncton, and for many years a prominent figure in the town, died on Saturday afternoon, following a stroke of paralysis some months ago. He was the founder and editor of the Daily Times, from which he retired several years ago. He was also an ex-M.P.P., having been for a short period a member of the New Brunswick legislature."
Contributor: Helena McCluskey-Lewis (48654389) •
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 77 Number 2618
Date March 19 1890 County Saint John Place Saint John Newspaper Saint John Globe
Henry T. STEVENS was born in May 1840. He was educated at Harvey grammar school and at the Horton academy and college. He taught school for some years and then went into the newspaper business. He ran the 'Advocate' in Albert Co. for a time and in 1868 he removed to Moncton and established the 'Times' which he managed ever since, and which in 1877 was changed to a morning paper. His present wife is a daughter of the late David CALDWELL of St. John. He in 1867 he was an unsuccessful candidate from Albert Co. for the Commons. He was mayor of Moncton for three years and was also a councillor. A Conservative, opposed to the Blair government. Baptist.
Daily Telegraph | Dec 22, 1913, Pg 5 of 10
"H. Thaddeus Stevens, aged seventy-seven years, who was the first mayor of Moncton, and for many years a prominent figure in the town, died on Saturday afternoon, following a stroke of paralysis some months ago. He was the founder and editor of the Daily Times, from which he retired several years ago. He was also an ex-M.P.P., having been for a short period a member of the New Brunswick legislature."
Contributor: Helena McCluskey-Lewis (48654389) •
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 77 Number 2618
Date March 19 1890 County Saint John Place Saint John Newspaper Saint John Globe
Henry T. STEVENS was born in May 1840. He was educated at Harvey grammar school and at the Horton academy and college. He taught school for some years and then went into the newspaper business. He ran the 'Advocate' in Albert Co. for a time and in 1868 he removed to Moncton and established the 'Times' which he managed ever since, and which in 1877 was changed to a morning paper. His present wife is a daughter of the late David CALDWELL of St. John. He in 1867 he was an unsuccessful candidate from Albert Co. for the Commons. He was mayor of Moncton for three years and was also a councillor. A Conservative, opposed to the Blair government. Baptist.
"H. Thaddeus Stevens, aged seventy-seven years, who was the first mayor of Moncton, and for many years a prominent figure in the town, died on Saturday afternoon, following a stroke of paralysis some months ago. He was the founder and editor of the Daily Times, from which he retired several years ago. He was also an ex-M.P.P., having been for a short period a member of the New Brunswick legislature."
Contributor: Helena McCluskey-Lewis (48654389) •
Daniel F. Johnson : Volume 77 Number 2618
Date March 19 1890 County Saint John Place Saint John Newspaper Saint John Globe
Henry T. STEVENS was born in May 1840. He was educated at Harvey grammar school and at the Horton academy and college. He taught school for some years and then went into the newspaper business. He ran the 'Advocate' in Albert Co. for a time and in 1868 he removed to Moncton and established the 'Times' which he managed ever since, and which in 1877 was changed to a morning paper. His present wife is a daughter of the late David CALDWELL of St. John. He in 1867 he was an unsuccessful candidate from Albert Co. for the Commons. He was mayor of Moncton for three years and was also a councillor. A Conservative, opposed to the Blair government. Baptist.
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