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Jones and Dyer accepted selling the paper at US$ 950,000 (equivalent to US$ 32.22 million in 2023) after a man who offered US$ 50,000 (equivalent to US$ 1.7 million in 2023) discovered that he could not pay the amount. The Jones estate ultimately received the full amount, including the aforementioned
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to further his agenda and forge the paper into an organ of the party through the estate of James B. Taylor. Jennings's efforts were stopped when Jones purchased Taylor's stock for US$ 150,000 (equivalent to US$ 4.29 million in 2023) on
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needed to work while the new building was erected. The new building gradually took form over the next year, and by April 1889, construction completed. Jones would speak fondly of the new building, although annual profits dropped from US$ 100,000 (equivalent to US$ 3.39 million in 2023) in the
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was sold to the New-York Times
Publishing Company, a company managed by Cary, George F. Spinney, and chaired by Miller, for US$ 1 million (equivalent to US$ 33.91 million in 2023). The company that Miller, Spinney, and Cary received was financially unsustainable. Fundamentally,
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s office, but neither him nor Jones's son-in-law, Henry L. Dyer, could manage the business properly. The profits left by Jones to his children were without regard for where they came from, and the rest of the family did not hold the paper with value. In late 1892, the staff of
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were leased. With Jones left his expertise on how to manage the rusted printing machines. The men soon discovered that they had rented a building on 41 Park Row at US$ 40,000 (equivalent to US$ 1.36 million in 2023), not the structure. The rivalry between
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in an editorial on May 23. Although much of the editorial staff believed the paper should support the
Republican ticket, the editorials reflected the populace. On June 7, following Blaine's nomination, in an editorial titled, "Facing the Fire of Defeat",
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went up in price to four cents (equivalent to $ 0.78 in 2023), where it would remain until 1883. By May 1861, circulation had gone up by 40,000 issues. In
December, the paper extended its columns from six to seven—in line with the English newspaper
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earned national recognition for its coverage of Tweed. In 1891, Jones died, creating a management imbroglio in which his children had insufficient business acumen to inherit the company and his will prevented an acquisition of the
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that could be offered me should induce me to dispose of a single share of my property to the
Tammany faction, or to any man associated with it, or indeed to any person or party whatever until this struggle is fought out.
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gave the paper a death blow. The men could not find money to carry on the paper nor advertising, although they were able to sell US$ 250,000 (equivalent to US$ 8.48 million in 2023) in
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moved into the building in 1858, the paper became the first housed in a building specifically constructed for a newspaper. On
September 14, 1857, Raymond shortened the paper's name to
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continued its coverage from July 22 to 29. Tweed was tried in 1873 and sentenced to twelve years in prison, although he only served a year. For their coverage of the Tweed Ring, the
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will not support Mr. Blaine for the presidency. It will advise no man to vote for him, and its reasons for this are perfectly well understood by everybody that has ever read it.
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increased to three cents (equivalent to $ 1.02 in 2023), a move that furthered the paper's decline. To advertise the new price, Jones had the borders printed in color.
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through W. C. Van
Antwerp. The New York Life Insurance Company personally sued Jones and Miller, but later asked how the company could fix its wrongdoings and appointed
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announced it had printed 7,550,000 copies and circulated 24,000 copies a day, although these figures were contested by
Bennett. The following day, the price of the
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s rivals seized on the opportunity to gain an advantage. According to
Raymond, the incident cost the paper US$ 100,000 (equivalent to US$ 2.08 million in 2023).
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learned that the company would likely be sold to a man antithetical to
Raymond and Jones's values, although the will stipulated the paper should never be sold.
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of inflating the price by bidding against Jennings and that part of the price represented "back dividends". Jennings resigned several months later and became a
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was ever required or asked to urge upon the public views which he did not accept himself". Although his heirs owned a great majority of stock in the
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promoting gold, but its prose was rendered innocuous after financial editor Caleb C. Norvell suggested that Corbin had an ulterior motive to "
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would be a proper candidate. Jennings's radical Republicanism clashed with Jones's moderate beliefs, and he plotted to solidify control of
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million to suppress the stories. In early 1871, Raymond's widow considered selling her stock to Tweed. Jones wired to multimillionaire
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in full, a feat unheard of in journalism, though not without criticism from readers who felt that the continuous coverage was vulgar.
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jovially suggested a monument of Tweed, a "benefactor of the people", should be erected, although a great deal of readers seriously.
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for US$ 5 million (equivalent to US$ 127.17 million in 2023), much to Jones's chagrin. Tweed's offer was publicly rejected in the
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decreasing in price from four cents (equivalent to $ 1.31 in 2023) to two cents (equivalent to $ 0.68 in 2023).
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increased to two cents (equivalent to $ 0.73 in 2023). Early investors of the company included
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also supported reforming the tariff and introducing a merit system into civil service. The
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succeeded Foord as editor-in-chief. Amid breaks in the Republican Party in 1884, the
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2489:"A Happy 200th to The Times's First Publisher, Whom Boss Tweed Couldn't Buy or Kill"
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during this time is unknown. In fall 1871, during the height of the Tweed campaign,
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lasting several years longer. The prevalence in rail transportation also ended the
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continued to support Cleveland for upholding many of the ideals laid out by Henry
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chose to attack Greeley for his beliefs and did not resurface his admiration for
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reconciled their beliefs with the overall Republican Party. In May 1872, the
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inherited the company and took over its editorial and financial end.
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also became involved in local issues; in 1868, the paper opposed the
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suffered a reputational loss in August 1866. Raymond attended the
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later attacked Jennings, writing that his career was "doomed".
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s editors rejected a third-term for Grant and did not believe
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1869–1876: Jones era, the Tweed Ring, and national recognition
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Stern, Robert A. M.; Mellins, Thomas; Fishman, David (1999).
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gathered to oppose Ulysses S. Grant's reelection bid and the
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supported Grant. Raymond also established principles for the
2552:"Read All About It: A History of Breaking News at The Times"
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s reporting of the accident a week prior mentioned Watson's
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to the Civil War in New York, on July 13, 1863, a series of
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was well received by conservatives. By its ninth issue, the
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was published on September 18, 1851, in the basement of 113
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published the Spanish Treaty of 1884 on December 8 through
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1117:received praise from newspapers nationally.
632:could be sent to California from New York.
2987:History of newspapers in the United States
2723:The Story of the New York Times, 1851-1951
2631:"Election Results by Times Building Flash"
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1909:"Consumer Price Index (estimate) 1800–"
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2938:LaFrance, Adrienne (August 18, 2014).
2845:The Impact of the IRT in New York City
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2651:"New York Times Building Supplement"
1533:. The presses were dilapidated; the
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2611:"A New Home For The New York Times"
2577:. New York City. September 18, 1851
1474:In the final year of Jones's life,
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339:New York Times Co. v. United States
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971:William M. Tweed § Corruption
937:occurred that year when investors
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2671:"A Times Annex Near Times Square"
2637:. New York City. November 6, 1904
1742:Stern, Mellins & Fishman 1999
616:circulating until the 1870s, and
2864:(Former) New York Times Building
2657:. New York City. January 1, 1905
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945:cornered the gold market. The
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244:The New York Times Book Review
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851:Republican National Committee
2591:"Facing the Fires of Defeat"
1901:American Antiquarian Society
1881:American Antiquarian Society
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1374:Proclamation of the Republic
1354:Second Industrial Revolution
879:. The paper did not support
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710:relied on correspondents in
624:for presidential years. The
347:New York Times Co. v. Tasini
276:Executives and board members
228:International Herald Tribune
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237:The New York Times Magazine
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2778:Lankevich, George (2001).
1444:1888 presidential election
1334:1884 presidential election
1270:1880 presidential election
1196:1876 presidential election
1003:to attack the Tweed Ring.
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893:1896 presidential election
885:1876 presidential election
692:1860 presidential election
316:The New York Times Company
2944:Crowdsourced a New Motto"
2825:(2 ed.). Cleveland:
2822:The Kingdom and the Power
2782:. Square One Publishers.
1548:sensationalist journalism
1456:New York Tribune Building
1391:New York dissipated, the
1364:; at a purported cost of
1294:Manhattan Railway Company
1144:Great Boston Fire of 1872
897:National Democratic Party
839:National Union Convention
727:New York City draft riots
641:Brick Presbyterian Church
369:MoveOn.org ad controversy
2827:World Publishing Company
2769:Knapp, Shepherd (1909).
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2571:"A Word about Ourselves"
1588:The New-York Daily Times
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1562:. In December 1891, the
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1238:and vehemently attacked
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1111:The New-York Daily Times
1088:The New-York Daily Times
949:published an article by
2184:The New-York Times 1884
1540:William Randolph Hearst
1513:On April 13, 1893, the
914:At an annual salary of
528:The first issue of the
2843:Hood, Clifton (1978).
1556:an economic depression
1290:Theodoric R. Westbrook
1286:New York Supreme Court
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1150:was able to cover the
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889:William Jennings Bryan
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2691:"John H. Finley Dead"
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744:four days before the
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532:on September 18, 1851
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506:Charles Ransom Miller
287:Meredith Kopit Levien
2750:. Washington, D.C.:
2727:Simon & Schuster
2595:New-York Daily Times
2575:New-York Daily Times
1346:Henry Jarvis Raymond
1220:Member of Parliament
1131:was able to use the
1054:John Jacob Astor III
935:Black Friday of 1869
798:The Civil War drove
758:violent disturbances
661:New-York Daily Times
637:New-York Daily Times
626:Times for California
610:New-York Daily Times
591:New-York Daily Times
583:New-York Daily Times
568:New-York Daily Times
550:Henry Jarvis Raymond
530:New-York Daily Times
461:New-York Daily Times
441:Henry Jarvis Raymond
430:New-York Daily Times
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2801:. Monacelli Press.
2746:Gragg, Rod (2013).
2487:(August 16, 2011).
1236:Rutherford B. Hayes
1164:Radical Republicans
1160:Liberal Republicans
1152:Franco-Prussian War
768:, the staff of the
614:Weekly Family Times
544:existed before the
479:. Under Jones, the
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2942:The New York Times
2695:The New York Times
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2655:The New York Times
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