A newspaper that started out as one modest office would eventually lend its name to an entire era of American journalism, though on its own block it was just one gilded contender jostling for skyline space among equally ambitious rivals. A century and three quarters later, that crowded row survives mostly in a single faded photograph, its domes and clock towers outlasting most of the newsrooms they once crowned.
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