Holliday, John H. (John Hampden), 1846-1921

John H. Holliday was born in Indianapolis. He attended Northwest Christian University (Butler) and Hanover College, and served during the Civil War with the 137th Indiana Volunteer Infantry. In 1869 he founded the Indianapolis News, and was owner and managing editor until his retirement in 1892. In 1893 he founded the Union Trust Company and served as its president until 1899. He died in Indianapolis in 1921.

Holliday was born in Indianapolis. While in college, he enlisted in the 137th Indiana Volunteers during the Civil War and served in Tennessee. He finished college after the war, briefly studied law, then established the Indianapolis News in 1869 at the age of 23. Failing health forced him to sell the paper in 1892. He organized the Union Trust Company in 1893, which later merged with Indiana National Bank.

Holliday was an Indianapolis newspaperman who founded the Indianapolis NEWS in 1869. He was owner and managing editor until he sold the paper in 1892.

Daniel Lancaster Paine was born in Maine and was apprenticed to a printer. In 1859 he moved to Indianapolis and worked on two newspapers, the SENTINEL and the JOURNAL, before taking a job with the NEWS. He retired from that paper in 1888.