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The New York Courier was one of the original newspapers that formed a collective with The New York Herald, the Enquirer, the Journal of Commerce, and the New York Evening Express, alongside Moses Yale Beach, owner of the New York Sun, to share the costs of reporting on the Mexican-American War. This collaboration led to the founding of the Associated Press in 1846.
New York Courier
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News Organization
Newspaper (print)
Year Founded
1846
Description
The New York Courier was one of the original newspapers that formed a collective with The New York Herald, the Enquirer, the Journal of Commerce, and the New York Evening Express, alongside Moses Yale Beach, owner of the New York Sun, to share the costs of reporting on the Mexican-American War. This collaboration led to the founding of the Associated Press in 1846.
