Henry Sedley (journalist)
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Henry Sedley (1831 – January 1899) was a New York businessman and novelist involved in the newspaper industry.[1][2][3] He was also known as an engineer.[4] He acquired a portion of the Commercial Advertiser in 1884.[5]
He was credited in the Boston Globe as having exposed the Tweed ring.[6]
His older son, Henry Sedley, earned notoriety when he killed a fellow student at Yale University and later became a successful film actor.