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''The Daily News'' was a British daily newspaper from London founded in 1846 by Charles Dickens. In 1870, the newspaper absorbed the ''Morning Star''. In 1901, Quaker chocolate manufacturer George Cadbury bought ''The Daily News''. In 1912, the ''News'' merged with the ''Morning Leader'', and was for a time known as ''The Daily News and Leader''. In 1928, it merged with ''The Westminster Gazette'', and in 1930, with ''The Daily Chronicle'' to form the ''News Chronicle''.<br />
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Between 1899 and 1928, the newspaper published 15 letters, 2 articles, 1 poem written by [[Arthur Conan Doyle]] and 1 anecdote told by him.<br />
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== By Conan Doyle in ''The Daily News'' ==<br />
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'''1899'''<br />
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* 18.10.1899 : [[Who's That Calling?]] (poem)<br />
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'''1900'''<br />
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* 16.04.1900 : [[Conan Doyle in Luck]] (article)<br />
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'''1902'''<br />
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* 31.01.1902 : [[Dr. Conan Doyle on his Defence]] (letter)<br />
* 04.02.1902 : [[Dr. Conan Doyle (letter)|Dr. Conan Doyle]] (letter)<br />
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'''1906'''<br />
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* 24.11.1906 : [[Sir Arthur Conan Doyle and Mr. Perris]] (letter)<br />
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'''1907'''<br />
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* 01.03.1907 : [[Anecdote of the Boston Cabman]] (anecdote)<br />
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'''1912'''<br />
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* 05.03.1912 : [[Rubber Atrocities. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle on the Congo Position]] (letter)<br />
* 20.05.1912 : [[Mr. Shaw and the Titanic]] (letter)<br />
* 25.05.1912 : [[Mr. Shaw and Sir A. Conan Doyle]] (letter)<br />
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'''1921'''<br />
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* 03.05.1921 : [[Rev. J. C. Carlisle & Spiritualism]] (letter)<br />
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'''1924'''<br />
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* 01.12.1924 : [[The Spirit Faces]] (letter)<br />
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'''1925'''<br />
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* 09.12.1925 : [[The Psychic Gloves. Conan Doyle's Reply]] (letter)<br />
* 15.12.1925 : [[The Spirit Gloves. Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Replies]] (letter)<br />
* 18.12.1925 : [[Are Spirits Faked?]] (letter)<br />
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'''1926'''<br />
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* 15.01.1926 : [[Forgetful Spirit? Conan Doyle and Gilbert Case]] (letter)<br />
* 23.01.1926 : [[Séance Room Phenomena. Conan Doyle and Earl Russell]] (letter)<br />
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'''1927'''<br />
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* 14.11.1927 : [[Oscar Slater. Release From Prison This Week. The Farce of 1914]] (letter)<br />
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'''1928'''<br />
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* 18.06.1928 : [[Where are the Dead? The Answer of the Spiritualists]] (article) 1 photo<br />
* 21.07.1928 : [[Congratulations to Daily News]] (letter)<br />
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== Related articles ==<br />
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'''1899'''<br />
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* 05.06.1899 : [[Dr. Conan Doyle's New Play]] (Halves)<br />
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'''1901'''<br />
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* 16.08.1901 : [[M.C.C. and Ground v. Dorsetshire]]<br />
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'''1903'''<br />
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* 04.05.1903 : [[Riflemen's Club. Sir A. Conan Doyle's Team]]<br />
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'''1906'''<br />
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* 17.11.1906 : [[Historical Romance (letter)|Historical Romance]], by H. S. Perris (letter)<br />
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'''1924'''<br />
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* 02.07.1924 : [[Messages from the Dead. A Man of the World's Experiences]], by H. Dennis Bradley (review)<br />
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'''1925'''<br />
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* 07.12.1925 : [[The Psychic Museum (article)|The Psychic Museum]], by a special correspondent<br />
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'''1927'''<br />
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* 20.09.1927 : [[The Slater Case. An Inquiry by The Pilgrim]] 1/? (article)<br />
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* 19.10.1927 : [[The Slater Case. An Inquiry by The Pilgrim]] ?/? (article)<br />
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