Episode 4 of 4
Renaming and Continued Publication
- When
- 1797–1904
- Where
- New York City
The American Minerva changed its name in 1797, becoming the Commercial Advertiser, which was published with slight name variations until 1904.
The paper originated as the American Minerva in 1793 and changed its name in 1797, becoming the New-York Commercial Advertiser, an American evening newspaper. It was published, with slight name variations, until 1904. Intermediate title listings show it as the American Minerva and the New-York (Evening) Advertiser in March 1794 and as the American Minerva: An Evening Advertiser by May 1795.
Sources
- Commercial Advertiser Wikipedia, revision of 2026-07-06
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