Jones Leads Times After Raymond
George Jones became the central publisher figure after Raymond's death and later guided the paper through anti corruption investigations.
Follow George Jones through 5 dated historical records for United States of America.
A chronological timeline drawn from matching World History Database records.
George Jones became the central publisher figure after Raymond's death and later guided the paper through anti corruption investigations.
The Times published investigations into the Tweed Ring's misuse of New York City funds, helping discredit a powerful political machine.
An American financial panic created severe pressure on banks, railways and employment during Jones's leadership of the newspaper.
The Hayes Tilden election produced a constitutional controversy as the Times followed the disputed electoral votes.
The opening of the Brooklyn Bridge gave New York's newspaper readers a major urban engineering and civic event.
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