On This Day: March 14 — Century Dispatch

The Gerry Millions: How a Tycoon Protected His Daughters' Fortunes From Their Husbands

New Britain herald (New Britain, Conn.)

The Judge Who Broke Congress & the Cat That Broke the Internet (1926 Edition)

East St. Louis daily journal (East St. Louis, Ill.)

1906: Court Kills Million-Dollar Horse Track, General Defends Philippine 'Massacre'

Daily Kennebec journal (Augusta, Me.)

When Lodge Told Spain's Minister to Butt Out: A Senate Clash Over Cuba, McKinley Endorsed, and Antelope's New Masonic...

The Dalles weekly chronicle (The Dalles, Or.)

Gladstone's Irish Gambit, Arson in Ohio, and the Oil Fires Lighting Up New York: March 14, 1886

New-York tribune (New York [N.Y.])

Theater, Oxygen Cures & Centennial Coins: What Portland Was Selling Itself in 1876

The Portland daily press (Portland, Me.)

Colorado Loses Statehood Fight, Sherman Gets a $30K House Gift, and Quantrill Is Caught

Chicago tribune (Chicago, Ill.)

The $14,000 Onion King & Vermont's $6,300 Vote: March 1865

Worcester daily spy (Worcester [Mass.])

Real Estate Boom in Wartime Washington: Why Secretary Chase's House is for Sale (While He Still Lives There)

Daily national intelligencer (Washington City [D.C.])

Congress Builds While America Burns: The $200K Dome (and What It Says About 1863)

Worcester daily spy (Worcester [Mass.])

"A War for the Union, Not Emancipation"—How a Small Pennsylvania Paper Captured the North's Civil War Divide

The Bedford gazette (Bedford, Pa.)

Six Weeks Before the War: How One Kansas Paper Tried to Stop America from Splitting Apart

White Cloud Kansas chief (White Cloud, Kan.)

How Congress Tried to Solve Slavery With Constitutional Logic—One Month Before Kansas Exploded Into Violence

The daily union (Washington [D.C.])

Baltimore's Militia Just Walked Out—and the City Says It's Now Defenseless (1846)

American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper (Baltimore, Md.)

Fresh Oysters, Steel Pens & a 533-Acre Farm: What Washington Was Buying in March 1836

Daily national intelligencer (Washington City [D.C.])