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5 de nov. de 2015 · By David W. Dunlap. Nov. 5, 2015. Adolph S. Ochs did many things brilliantly, not least among them reinventing the moribund New York Times, which he purchased in 1896, as the newspaper of record ...
La Vie d’Adolph Ochs. À l’origine du célèbre bal du Nouvel An à Times Square se trouve un homme visionnaire nommé Adolph Ochs. Né en 1858 à Cincinnati, Ohio, de parents immigrants juifs, Adolph Ochs a passé son enfance dans le Tennessee. À l’âge de seulement 11 ans, il quitte l’école et entame sa carrière en tant qu’assistant imprimeur au Knoxville Chronicle.
4 de out. de 2022 · “I think Adolph Ochs would like that,” she said. The building at 36 Market Square is owned by Scott and Bernadette West, who also paid to have the plaque installed.
26 de jun. de 1996 · The younger man, Adolph Simon Ochs, was making a career of doing things other people thought impossible. At age 20, in 1878, he had bought the failing Chattanooga Times with borrowed money ...
27 de jul. de 2021 · Brownlow was on Adolph Ochs’s paper route. People made fun of the kid’s last name, because it sounded like Ox, the beast of burden. They thought it funny to call him Muley. Muley Ox. He seems to have accepted it in good humor. Meanwhile, despite his poverty, Julius Ochs became an important figure in postwar Knoxville.
29 de dez. de 2022 · The New York Times reports that on New Year's Eve, 1904, Adolph Ochs celebrated the publication's new building, and the newly named Times Square, by hosting a flashy fireworks show. Inside Edition writes that the newspaper's new headquarters was housed in what was then the second tallest skyscraper in Manhattan on 42nd and Broadway.
25 de set. de 2018 · Adolph Ochs attended the university as a student in the preparatory division of East Tennessee University in 1869–70. Having gotten his start in the newspaper business at age 11 by carrying the Chronicle in Knoxville, to which city his family had moved following the Civil War, Ochs became a printer’s devil and then a reporter.
