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| Date |
Title |
Author |
| 1851-09-24Sep 24, 1851 |
Earthquake in Naples |
Edward Joy Morris |
| 1853-10-13Oct 13, 1853 |
Sporting Intelligence |
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| 1854-07-28Jul 28, 1854 |
Boxing Teaser |
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| 1854-07-28Jul 28, 1854 |
Boxing |
continuation |
| 1855-02-26Feb 26, 1855 |
Shooting |
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| 1855-03-09Mar 09, 1855 |
The Pugilist's Encounter |
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| 1861-02-18Feb 18, 1861 |
Inauguration of the President of the Southern Confederacy |
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| 1865-02-01Feb 1, 1865 |
From Washington: Abolition of Slavery |
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| 1865-12-26Dec 26, 1865 |
Our City Railroads |
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| 1866-10-31Oct 31, 1866 |
Halloween |
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| 1867-11-27Nov 27, 1867 |
Washington. Reports of the Judiciary Committee on Impeachment |
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| 1871-12-09Dec 9, 1871 |
England's Prince |
F. H. J. |
| 1873-07-27Jul 27, 1873 |
A National Song for Canada |
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| 1876-09-28Sep 28, 1876 |
Sketch of Ten Broeck |
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| 1877-10-08Oct 8, 1877 |
The Rio Grande Frontier |
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| 1880-10-02Oct 2, 1880 |
The Federal Reporter |
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| 1881-03-16Mar 16, 1881 |
A Plea for the Indians |
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| 1881-08-06Aug 6, 1881 |
Topics of interest abroad |
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| 1883-07-06Jul 6, 1883 |
The Duke of Marlborough |
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| 1884-02-24Feb 24, 1884 |
The Lynching of John Heith: How an Arizona mob disposed of one of the Bisbee murderers |
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| 1884-10-22Oct 22, 1884 |
The Dakota |
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| 1885-03-06Mar 6, 1885 |
Gregory Helmersen |
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| 1885-05-09May 9, 1885 |
Obituary - Queen Emma |
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| 1885-05-29May 29, 1885 |
An Iron Furnace Sold |
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| 1885-08-15Aug 15, 1885 |
The Mount Hope Estate Sold |
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| 1887-04-03Apr 3, 1887 |
Our Men of Note |
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| 1887-08-10Aug 10, 1887 |
Rapid Transit to Boston |
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| 1890-02-22Feb 22, 1890 |
Cannot Grant the Pension; Virginia Too Poor to Aid a Blind Confederate General |
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| 1890-03-05Mar 5, 1890 |
Edwin Cowles |
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| 1890-03-05Mar 5, 1890 |
John J. Crane |
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| 1891-02-01Feb 1, 1891 |
Canada's Strong Man |
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| 1893-03-11Mar 11, 1893 |
Obituaries |
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| 1893-11-19Nov 19, 1893 |
Nansen's Study of Eskimo Life |
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| 1894-02-05Feb 5, 1894 |
Edmond Fremy |
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| 1894-02-26Feb 26, 1894 |
Alexander Isaac Cotheal obituary |
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| 1894-05-02May 2, 1894 |
Had no meats at the dinner |
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| 1894-07-05Jul 5, 1894 |
Lord Randolph Churchill in town |
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| 1895-02-22Feb 22, 1895 |
Gen. Richard Updyke Sherman |
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| 1895-05-07May 7, 1895 |
James Kelly |
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| 1895-05-23May 23, 1895 |
John J. Gorman |
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| 1895-10-15Oct 15, 1895 |
Purity Congress Meets |
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| 1896-05-17May 17, 1896 |
Laborers Strike in Rotterdam |
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| 1897-07-30Jul 30, 1897 |
Mr. McKinley and the Civil Service |
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| 1897-10-07Oct 7, 1897 |
Citizens' Ticket Ratified |
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| 1898-05-29Mar 26, 1898 |
Politics and Spoil |
Franklin Smith |
| 1898-05-29May 29, 1898 |
Germany Still Hostile |
Edward Breck |
| 1899-08-07Aug 7, 1899 |
Ferocity of the Filipinos |
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| 1900-06-03Jun 3, 1900 |
Mr. Winston Churchill's Capture |
Winston Churchill |
| 1900-08-18Aug 18, 1900 |
Mark Twain's Debut |
Mark Twain |
| 1900-08-18Aug 18, 1900 |
Book Review: Italians of To-day |
Book Review |
| 1900-12-15Dec 15, 1900 |
Mark Twain at the Aldine Club |
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| 1901-09-01Sep 01, 1901 |
The Population of London |
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| 1901-10-23Oct 23, 1901 |
Carl Schurz Attacks Croker and Tammany |
multiple |
| 1902-04-09Apr 09, 1902 |
Kipling's Tribute to Cecil Rhodes |
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| 1902-05-02May 2, 1902 |
Lodge Committee testimony from the New York Times |
multiple |
| 1902-12-24Dec 24, 1902 |
Mabini Finds Champions |
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| 1904-03-28May 28, 1904 |
Chattanooga Times/Funeral arrangements for Loveman Noa |
"Tablet" |
| 1904-07-10Jul 10, 1904 |
Tolstoy on the War |
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| 1904-08-27Aug 27, 1904 |
"The Mysteries of the People" |
Book review |
| 1904-08-31Aug 31, 1904 |
Wireless Workers Back from the Scene of War |
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| 1904-10-01Oct 1, 1904 |
English Translations of Sue |
Book review |
| 1905-01-06Jan 6, 1905 |
Nogi and Stoessel meet |
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| 1905-01-24Jan 24, 1905 |
Dangerous Operation on Thomas A. Edison |
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| 1905-12-30Dec 30, 1905 |
Boston Notes. Some New Fiction - A Musical Dictionary by Nathan H. Dole--Some New Editions and Other Gossip About Books |
Book reviews |
| 1906-04-15Apr 15, 1906 |
Autos for French race |
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| 1906-06-26Jun 6, 1906 |
The New York Times/French Auto Race Today |
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| 1906-09-18Sep 18, 1906 |
A people's lobby to watch Congress |
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| 1907-05-04Feb 04, 1907 |
Sport of Motor Racing to the Expert Driver |
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| 1907-05-04May 4, 1907 |
Twain and yacht disappear at sea |
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| 1907-05-05May 5, 1907 |
Mark Twain Investigating |
Mark Twain |
| 1908-09-18Sep 18, 1908 |
Fatal fall of Wright airship |
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| 1910-04-22Apr 22, 1910 |
Mark Twain is Dead at 74 |
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| 1910-04-22Apr 22, 1910 |
Obituary: Mark Twain  |
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| 1910-11-20Nov 20, 1910 |
Obituary: Tolstoy Is Dead; Long Fight Over |
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| 1911-08-27Aug 27, 1911 |
Martians Build Two Immense Canals in Two Years |
Mary Proctor |
| 1914-07-07Jun 7, 1914 |
English Soccer Transfers |
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| 1914-07-29Jul 29, 1914 |
Austrian Emperor to Take Command at Vienna Headquarters |
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| 1915-07-17Jul 17, 1915 |
Seventh Day Founder Dies |
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| 1915-12-27Dec 27, 1915 |
British Football Scandal |
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| 1916-03-07Mar 7, 1916 |
Charles C. Nott dies at 88 |
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| 1916-06-18Jun 18, 1916 |
A Schopenhauer Letter Discovered |
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| 1917-05-19May 19, 1917 |
Anarchists Demand Strike To End War |
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| 1917-06-12Jun 12, 1917 |
Meeting of Reds Traps Slackers |
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| 1917-06-16Jun 16, 1917 |
Emma Goldman and A. Berkman Behind the Bars |
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| 1917-09-26Sep 26, 1917 |
London Attacked Again by Airmen |
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| 1919-07-20Jul 20, 1919 |
Notable Books in Short Review: Throttled! of Throttled! |
Book review |
| 1919-11-04Sep 4, 1919 |
Nurses stuck to post |
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| 1919-11-10Nov 10, 1919 |
Lights All Askew in the Heavens |
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| 1920-01-13Jan 13, 1920 |
Topics of the Times: Robert Goddard |
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| 1920-07-21Jul 21, 1920 |
Armenia prepared for a hard fight |
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| 1920-07-21Jul 21, 1920 |
Tolstoy's Newly Published Diary and Letters |
T. R. Ybarra |
| 1920-11-29Nov 29, 1920 |
The Screen |
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| 1922-05-28May 28, 1922 |
James Joyce's Amazing Chronicle |
Joseph Collins |
| 1922-10-13Oct 13, 1922 |
Sir Charles Harington |
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| 1922-12-28Dec 28, 1922 |
Dr. Wilbur F. Crafts Crusader, Dies at 73 |
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| 1948-12-04Dec 4, 1948 |
New Palestine Party; Visit of Menachen Begin and Aims of Political Movement Discussed |
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