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American newspaper publisher (1858–1935)
The first issue of what became The New York Times was published on , under the title *The New‑York Daily Times*, founded by Henry Jarvis Raymond and George Jones; the paper shortened its title over su...
The New York Times began in 1851 as the New‑York Daily Times and underwent two principal title changes: it dropped “Daily” in 1857 to become The New‑York Times and removed the hyphen in 1896 under new...
The newspaper that became The New York Times was founded on September 18, 1851 as the , established by Henry Jarvis Raymond and George Jones to offer sober, non-sensational journalism. Historical acco...
The New York Times began in 1851, was bought and rescued by Adolph S. Ochs in 1896, and has been controlled by his Ochs–Sulzberger descendants ever since; the company went public in 1969 but retains a...
The New-York Daily Times published its first issue on September 18, 1851, and it was founded by journalist Henry Jarvis Raymond and banker George Jones under the partnership Raymond, Jones & Company ....