Syracuse Telegram and Courier

Not to be confused with Syracuse Telegram.

The Syracuse Telegram and Courier was a daily newspaper serving Syracuse, New York. The paper was founded in 1856 and published under a series of different names until it stopped publishing in 1905 due to high levels of debt.

Syracuse Telegram and Courier

Syracuse Telegram, 1901
Type	Daily newspaper
Format	Broadsheet
Owner(s)	Charles E. Handy (1902)
Publisher	The Courier Publishing Co.
Editor	F. L. Hagadorn (1856) Charles E. Handy (1902)
Founded	1856
Ceased publication	November 22, 1905
Headquarters	Courier Buildings Montgomery and Genesee Streets Syracuse, New York
Circulation	17,120 (1900)

Logos 1865

The Syracuse Daily Courier and Union logo, published on June 12, 1865:

Syracuse Daily Courier and Union, logo, June 12, 1865

The logo published on January 13, 1867 was titled Syracuse Courier and Union:

Syracuse Courier and Union, logo, January 13, 1867

Logos 1889–1897

The logo published on March 9, 1889 was titled The Syracuse Courier:

The Syracuse Courier, logo, March 9, 1889

Logos 1898–1905

The first logo published on January 1, 1898 was titled The Evening Telegram and Courier:

The Evening Telegram and Courier, logo, January 1, 1898

On May 16, 1905, the newspaper was simply known as Syracuse Telegram":

Syracuse Telegram, logo, May 16, 1905

By May 30, 1905, as a result of new ownership, the newspaper sported the Syracuse Telegram logo:

Syracuse Telegram, logo, May 30, 1905