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Narciso Gener Gonzales (August 5, 1858 – January 19, 1903) was an American journalist born in Eddingsville, Edisto Island, South Carolina. He founded The State newspaper in Columbia, South Carolina with his brother, Ambrose E. Gonzales in 1891. Gonzales was a frequent critic of Tillmanism.
17. Mai 2016 · Narciso Gonzales became the editor of the State, with its inaugural issue appearing on February 18, 1891. The new paper did not receive a warm welcome from the Tillman administration; the State ’s reporters were not permitted in the governor’s office.
12. Jan. 2003 · Narciso Gener Gonzales: The Slain Editor • Born: Aug. 5, 1858, on Edisto Island. His father, Ambrosio Gonzales, was a general in the first revolution for Cuban independence. His mother, Harriet Rutledge Elliott, was a member of the S.C. aristocracy. • Education: Only two years of formal school, at which he excelled. Otherwise ...
Narciso Gener Gonzales, second son of Ambrosio José Gonzales, was born the 5 th of August, 1858, at Edingsville, Edisto Island, South Carolina. He was given the names of two distinguished Cuban patriots, devoted friends of our father and participants in the First Revolution for Cuban Independence--General Narciso Lopez and Benigno Gener. His ...
Although his name was decidedly un-South Carolinian, Narciso Gener Gonzales was South Carolinian in temperament and lineage. He was born in 1858 on Edisto Island. His mother, Harriet Rutledge Elliott Gonzales, was a member of South Carolina's white slave-owning aristocracy.
18. Apr. 2011 · Narciso Gener Gonzales, S.C.’s most celebrated newspaper editor at the turn of the 20 th century, was shot in broad daylight and killed by Lt. Governor James H. Tillman on the afternoon of January 15, 1903.
19. März 2017 · Narciso Gener Gonzales (called “N.G.”) was The Greenville News' first full-time reporter. He held the job for just a few months in the summer of 1880, but he is included in Greenville’s...
