On This Day: March 20 — Century Dispatch

A Senator Pays for Justice Out-of-Pocket, and a 'Dead Girl' Walks Home After 19 Months

Evening star (Washington, D.C.)

A President mourns, Alabama plays ball, and a 'sea serpent' surfaces - March 20, 1926

The Montgomery advertiser (Montgomery, Ala.)

1906: Murder suspect helps arrange courtroom evidence as Maine cities celebrate debt-free budgets

Daily Kennebec journal (Augusta, Me.)

Inside the Cleveland White House: Mud Holes, Brazilian Princes, and Confederate Flags (March 1886)

The Washington critic (Washington, D.C.)

A Poem About the Old South's 'Desolate' Ruins—Published Just as Reconstruction Ended

Weekly Arkansas gazette (Little Rock, Ark.)

One Year After Appomattox: How Baltimore Newspapers Captured a Nation Stumbling Toward Peace

Baltimore daily commercial (Baltimore, Md.)

March 20, 1865: Confederate Congress's Secret $3M Coin Tax & Lee's Rejected Peace Plea to Grant

Richmond Whig (Richmond, Va.)

Rebel cavalry massing at Fredericksburg as Grant prepares spring assault—and prisoners reveal Confederate cruelty

New York dispatch (New York [N.Y.])

A Sleepwalking Miser, a Missing Fortune & a Detective's Dark Dream—Solved

The Willimantic journal (Willimantic, Conn.)

Burnside's Bold Victory at Newbern: How a Union General Won (Before Becoming Civil War's Worst General)

The sun (New York [N.Y.])

Texas Joins the Confederacy—While Its Governor Refuses: A State Fractures (March 20, 1861)

Memphis daily appeal (Memphis, Tenn.)

When America Sold Tomorrow: Slave Auctions and Land Speculation in 1856

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

What Washington D.C. Was Buying (and Selling) Just Before the Mexican-American War

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