Century Dispatch
June 18
15 years of headlines
1927
Lindbergh's Hero's Welcome—Plus the English Sparrow That Totaled Three Cars
The West Virginia news (Ronceverte, W. Va.)
1926
The $1,000 Spelling Bee, Black Hand Lollypops & A Bootlegger's Last Stand
Daily Kennebec journal (Augusta, Me.)
1906
Three shootings in one night rock Alabama mining town as steel boom reshapes the South
The Montgomery advertiser (Montgomery, Ala.)
1896
When Congress Abandoned Their Desks to Rush to the Convention (1896)
Turner County herald (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.])
1886
A Scottish Invasion, a Lynching, and the Birth of Beef Country: South Omaha, June 1886
South Omaha stockman (South Omaha, Neb.)
1876
1876: The Day Jerome Park Was So Crowded That Millionaires and Lords Fought in the Dust
The sun (New York [N.Y.])
1866
One Year After Appomattox: Republicans Rally in Maine—and Merchants Sell Fireworks to Boys
The Portland daily press (Portland, Me.)
1865
June 1865: Explosive evidence against Jeff Davis emerges as defiant Confederate VP demands his 'rights'
Chicago tribune (Chicago, Ill.)
1864
Grant's Daring River Crossing: The Maneuver That Started the End of the War
Worcester daily spy (Worcester [Mass.])
1863
Robert Browning Backs the Union: A Poet's Wartime Letter from London (1863)
The Portland daily press (Portland, Me.)
1862
The Hidden War Economy: Inside a Confederate Town's Desperate Hustle (June 1862)
Washington telegraph (Washington, Ark.)
1861
June 1861: Evansville Merchants Advertise Boots & Bullets as the Civil War Begins
The Evansville daily journal (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.])
1856
How 40 Ships a Week Left New Orleans in 1856—and Where They All Went
New Orleans daily crescent ([New Orleans, La.])
1846
Ohio Rep Defends State Against 'Atrocious' Antislavery Colleagues as War Tears Nation Apart (May 1846)
The daily union (Washington [D.C.])
1836
Inside the Navy Yard's Shopping List: How 1836 America Built Its Arsenal (and Bought Its Slaves)
Daily national intelligencer (Washington City [D.C.])

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