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1927
When the AFL's Own VP Was Secretly Running a Capitalist Conspiracy—1927's Labor War Gets Exposed
The daily worker (Chicago, Ill.;New York, N.Y.)
1926
Missing in Alaska: Arctic Heroes Vanish as Washington Braces for Explosive Government Corruption Probes
Evening star (Washington, D.C.)
1906
April 18, 1906: Roosevelt Battles Insurance Scandals While Congress Goes Into Overdrive
Daily Kennebec journal (Augusta, Me.)
1896
How a Louisiana Parish Bet Its Future on the Railroad (April 18, 1896)
Lake Charles commercial (Lake Charles, Calcasieu Parish, La.)
1886
When a Queen Defied Her Prime Minister: The Irish Home Rule Crisis That Split Britain (and Burned a Harvard Student)
The sun (New York [N.Y.])
1876
How a Widow's Signature Put $1.6 Million Under One Man's Control—Delaware, April 1876
The daily gazette (Wilmington, Del.)
1866
Victory Celebrations and Chinese Tea Ships: Baltimore Cheers Civil Rights as America Rushes Back to Business (April...
Baltimore daily commercial (Baltimore, Md.)
1865
The Day Chicago Voted While Lincoln's Assassin Ran Free — April 18, 1865
Chicago tribune (Chicago, Ill.)
1864
Inside a Confederate Prison: Officers' Harrowing 1864 Testimony From Yankee Camps
Memphis daily appeal (Memphis, Tenn.)
1863
"We Hope They Enjoyed Themselves": A Soldier's Darkly Comic Letters from the Civil War's Grinding Middle
Worcester daily spy (Worcester [Mass.])
1862
Maryland Paper Reports Death of Lee's Rival—and Why Yorktown Matters More Than Ever
Montgomery County sentinel (Rockville, Md.)
1861
One Week Into Civil War, Worcester Paper Reprints Charleston's 1776 Glory—A Pointed Historical Reminder
Worcester daily spy (Worcester [Mass.])
1856
Inside the Bustling Docks of 1856 New Orleans—Before Everything Changed
New Orleans daily crescent ([New Orleans, La.])
1846
Can College Students Vote? A Bitter 1846 House Fight That Nearly Changed Everything
The daily union (Washington [D.C.])
1836
1836 Lynchburg: Rheumatism Cures, Runaway Slaves, and 70 Miles of Operating Railroad
Lynchburg Virginian (Lynchburg [Va.])
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