The Transcript

The Staten Island Transcript was established in 1891 as a successor to the Westfield Times. Arthur Y. Hubbell first published the Westfield Times in Tottenville in 1881. The South Shore Times and the Transcript later consolidated as the Times-Transcript, and was once the principal newspaper of the South Shore. The Times-Transcript office was at 3933 Amboy Road, Great Kills, and also in Tottenville. F. Ferdinand Petersen worked as a youth for Arthur Y. Hubbell on the Times, and later was connected with the Transcript.

Staten Island Transcript, January 11, 1902. (.PDF) Collections of Historic Richmond Town. Currently, only one page has been digitized.

Additional microfilm and paper holdings available at Historic Richmond Town

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