 By the end of the century, Suvorin's bookstores were everywhere, in Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kharkov, Odessa, Rostov, Saratov.He held a monopoly on the distribution of printed matter on the railway stations and trains, and he was probably the most influential publisher in the country.In 1876, Suvorin acquired ownership of the failing newspaper "Novoye Vremya" ("New Times"); he remained the editor in chief until his death.