Century Dispatch
September 13
14 years of headlines
1927
A 600-Mile Horseback Ride, A Wealthy Man's Mysterious Death, and a Balloon Over the Mountains—Hazard, Kentucky, Sept....
The Hazard herald (Hazard, Ky.)
1926
The Christian Who Blew Shofar & The Man Who Chose Prison Over His Two Wives
Yidishes ṭageblaṭṭ = The Jewish daily news (New York, N.Y.)
1906
1906: Free Train Tickets to Buy a Piano & A $85 Steinway
The Loup City northwestern (Loup City, Neb.)
1896
When Democrats Abandoned Their Party for McKinley—And a Political Leader Was Beaten in the Night
The Indianapolis journal (Indianapolis [Ind.])
1886
Why Sacramento Real Estate Cost Just $25 an Acre in 1886—and What That Land Is Worth Today
Sacramento daily record-union (Sacramento [Calif.])
1876
The Democrats' Last Grand Argument Against Grant: How 1876's Most Scathing Platform Predicted Reconstruction's End
The Louisiana Democrat (Alexandria, La.)
1866
One Year After Appomattox: A Kansas Newspaper Declares War on Reconstruction Compromise
White Cloud Kansas chief (White Cloud, Kan.)
1865
The Secret Story Behind Fort Sumter's Fall — Finally Revealed
Worcester daily spy (Worcester [Mass.])
1864
Atlanta Won, McClellan Lost: How Ohio's Newspapers Turned the Election on September 13, 1864
Cleveland morning leader (Cleveland [Ohio])
1863
Charleston Burns: Union Army Celebrates Victory Over Secession's Cradle (Sept. 1863)
Chicago daily tribune (Chicago, Ill.)
1862
Lee's Army Marches North—Cincinnati Under Siege—Antietam Just Days Away
Springfield weekly Republican (Springfield, Mass.)
1861
Stephen Douglas's Final Call to Patriots: A Democrat's Last Letter Supporting Lincoln's War (Sept. 1861)
The Bedford gazette (Bedford, Pa.)
1856
A $240,000 bet on the Mississippi: How 1856 America dreamed big about infrastructure
The daily union (Washington [D.C.])
1846
Britain's Free Trade Triumph & America's Dread: A London Correspondent Predicts 100 More Years of British Dominance (He...
Sunday dispatch (New York [N.Y.])

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