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1927
Four Dead in Lightning Strike—Just Days Before Lindbergh Changes Everything
South Bend news-times (South Bend, Ind.)
1926
1926: When Maryland Counties Had Money to Burn (And Pirate Tales to Tell)
Montgomery County sentinel (Rockville, Md.)
1906
Scandal Rocks Kansas GOP Convention as Paris Braces for May Day Violence
The Topeka state journal (Topeka, Kansas)
1896
Senator Allen vs. the Press: How Populists Fought Back Against Fake News in 1896
The Nebraska independent (Lincoln, Nebraska)
1886
When Streetcar Workers Got a Win: Labor Peace in 1886 Washington
The Washington critic (Washington, D.C.)
1876
Vanderbilt on His Deathbed: The Railroad King's Last Battle and $500,000 Gift to the South
The sun (New York [N.Y.])
1866
One Year After Appomattox: How Baltimore Sold Hair Dye Instead of War (April 1866)
Baltimore daily commercial (Baltimore, Md.)
1865
April 30, 1865: Rebel ram races toward New Orleans with Jefferson Davis's gold as Lincoln conspiracy unravels
Chicago tribune (Chicago, Ill.)
1864
"God Defend the Right": Grant's Grand Gamble in Virginia Begins—But Disaster Strikes Elsewhere (April 30, 1864)
Springfield weekly Republican (Springfield, Mass.)
1863
Inside the Confederate War Room: April 1863—When Everything Started Falling Apart
Memphis daily appeal (Memphis, Tenn.)
1862
April 30, 1862: New Orleans Under Siege—Martial Law, Currency Collapse, and Slavery Still for Sale
New Orleans daily crescent ([New Orleans, La.])
1861
War in One Week: How Richmond Merchants Panicked on April 30, 1861
Richmond daily Whig (Richmond, Va.)
1856
New Orleans in 1856: When 23-Mile Rail Lines and Steamships to Mexico Defined a Booming Port City
New Orleans daily crescent ([New Orleans, La.])
1846
A Naked Masked Man, a Collapsing Theater, and Madrid's Carnival Chaos—April 1846
Gazeta de Puerto-Rico (San Juan, P.R.)
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