The Buffalo Enquirer
The Buffalo Enquirer, also known briefly as The Daily Star, was a daily newspaper in Buffalo, New York that was published from 1891 through 1926.
History[edit]
The Buffalo Enquirer was co-founded by George Rehbaum and William B. Held.[1] Established in 1891, the paper was originally published from 509 Main St. in Buffalo, New York.[2] In the autumn of 1892 the Buffalo newspaperman W. J. Connors Sr. and businessman E. G. S. Miller co-purchased the paper with Rehbaum and Held still owning some shares in the paper.[3][2] Charles J. Kingsley became the managing editor of the paper at this point.[2] In 1895 W. J. Connors Sr. bought out his partners and became the sole owner of the paper.[3][4][5] At this time the newspaper relocated to 250 Main St.[2]
In 1919 W. J. Connors Jr., the son of W. J. Connors Sr., became publisher of the paper.[6] Connors Jr. purchased The Buffalo Enquirer' in 1925 and at that time it was re-named The Daily Star.[4] The paper ceased publication in 1926.[4]
References[edit]
- ^ "Buffalo Pioneers Die Together: George Rehbaum and William B. Held Founders of Enquirer". Editor & Publisher: 35. April 8, 1922.
- ^ a b c d Hill, Henry Wayland. Municipality of Buffalo, New York: A History, 1720-1923, Volume 1. Lewis Historical Publishing Company. pp. 471–472.
- ^ a b Bennett, A. Gordon (1974). Buffalo Newspapers - Since 1870. Buffalo & Erie County Historical Society.
- ^ a b c "W.J. Connors Funeral Rites To Be Tuesday: Buffalo Newspaper Owner Dies Heart Attack at 72". Syracuse Herald. October 6, 1929. p. 2.
- ^ Reports of the President and Secretary Submitted at the Annual Meeting. Buffalo Historical Society. 1925. p. 6.
- ^ "W. J. Connors Dies, Buffalo Publisher". Syracuse Herald Journal. February 3, 1951. p. 6.
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