Newspapers published in Oakland and Craig

Includes Blair newspapers: Danskeren 1899-1920 and Dannevirke 1947-1951; and Omaha newspaper Den Danske Pioneer 1873-1958.

Student newspaper of the University of Nebraska Omaha

Scattered issues and some years are missing. You need to select a year first and that will get you to a searchable PDF of all issues available for that year.

World War II newspapers published for employees of Basic Magnesium, Inc.

Most issues are from 1995-1996.

This is a selective index to New Hampshire newspaper articles. It doesn't include the full text of the articles.

This site includes only 2 issues of the newspaper.

Newspaper from Dartmouth College

Newspaper from Dartmouth College

French language newspaper

Full text of the Salem Observer

Newspapers published in Cherry Hill and Erlton

Includes the Asbury Park Daily Press, the Asbury Park Journal, and the Ocean Grove Times.

Includes various newspapers from the Belmar area.

This site has abstracts 1856-1953 and selected digital images 1901-1953.

Includes full text of several local newspapers, such as the Millburn-Short Hills Item and the Budget.

Student newspaper of Montclair State University

English and Slovak language newspaper

This file also includes issues of the Daily Chronicle published in Knoxville, TN 1883-1884.

Student newspaper for Princeton University

Newspapers published by Princeton University or Princeton, NJ.

There are many issues missing.

A national newspaper for Americans who were deaf.

Images published in The Good Citizen, a pro- Ku Klux Klan newspaper. This site doesn't include the entire newspaper, but only selected images.

Newspaper for soldiers at Camp Cody

New Mexico State University's student run newspaper. This database also includes the New Mexico Collegian, which is the predecessor to the Round-Up.

Spanish language newspaper

Includes issues of Wind & Sand (1950-1969) and Missile Ranger (1969-1990)

Newspapers that covered Vaudeville. Includes: New York Clipper, The Player, and the Vaudeville News

Newspapers published in Hornell and Hornellsville

Newspapers published in Chappaqua and Mount Kisco

Newspapers published in Sidney, Binghamton, Oneonta, and Walton

Includes a variety of newspapers from the Hudson River Valley, both community newspapers and newspapers from Vassar College

Horace Greeley, editor

African American newspaper

"Published for the duration and in the interests of the Army Relief Bazaar."

Student newspaper of the University of Albany

Student newspaper of Bard College

Includes newspapers from the University of Buffalo and Canisius College

LGBT publication

Student newspaper from Canisius College

Student newspaper from the State University of New York at Buffalo

In the 1890's there are some issues of the Evening Journal, published in New Bedford, MA, mixed in with the Corning Journal.

Published at the New York State Reformatory at Elmira

This file includes issues of the following newspapers:
Athelstan, Quebec: Sun 1885
Val d'Or, Quebec: Star 1944, 1947-1973, 1977-1979, 1988-1990
Fort Covington, New York: Sun 1886-1888

This file is titled General Advertiser and includes issues of the General Advertiser, published in Philadelphia, PA 1792-1810.

Scattered issues

Student newspaper of Cornell University
Some dates are missing

Student newspaper of Ithaca College. The issues 1926-1930 were titled the Once-A-Week.

Newspaper from Niagara University

The Camp Upton edition of a newspaper published for WWI Soldiers by the National War Work Council of the YMCA

German-Jewish emigre journal

Underground newspaper, connected to the Avatar published in Boston, Massachusetts.

Student newspaper from Barnard College

Newspaper published by the Black Panther Party, an African American organization.

Published by the Reformed Dutch Church

African American newspaper

African American newspaper
Edited by Marcus Garvey

Student newspaper from Columbia University

A publication of Columbia University's Office of Communication and Public Affairs

Official organ of the Communist Party of America (Section of the Communist International)

Official organ of the Communist Party of America, Section of the Communist International

Official organ of the Communist Party of America, Local Greater New York

Newspaper of the Communist Party, U.S.A.

German and English language newspaper
"Official organ of the German American Bund and the German American Business League, Inc."

German and English language newspaper
Official organ of: Freunde des Neuen Deutschland, 1935; German American Bund 1938; Deutsche Kulturgilde Nov. 12, 1936; German American Business League, Nov. 19, 1936-1938

German and English language newspaper
"Official organ of the German American Bund and the German American Business League, Inc.,"

Published by the Communist Party U.S.A.

African American newspaper (this was the first African American owned and operated newspaper in the U.S.)

African American newspaper

African American newspaper

Published by the Bohemian Workingmen Co-operative Association; Czech language newspaper

Italian language newspaper

"Voice of Irish Republicanism in America"

French language newspaper

Spanish language newspaper

Italian language newspaper

French language newspaper

French language newspaper

Official organ of the Opposition Group in the Workers (Communist) Party of America

Syrian American newspaper
Arabic language newspaper

Publication of the Russian-Social Democratic Society. Russian language newspaper

Polish language newspaper

Temperance newspaper

Anti-slavery newspaper.
Although the Internet Archive includes issues between 1848 and 1864, almost all of the available issues are from 1860-1864.
This was published simultaneously in New York and Philadelphia.

African American newspaper

African American newspaper
Marcus Garvey was the managing editor

Presbyterian newspaper

Czech language newspaper

Official organ of the Workers Party of the U.S.

African American newspaper

African American newspaper

African American newspaper

African American newspaper

African American newspaper

This doesn't include the text of articles, just the photographs from the New York Call.

Official organ of the Left Wing, Socialist Party, Greater New York locals. Edited by John Reed.

Student newspaper from New York University

African American newspaper

Also includes issues of New York Mercury for 1829.

African American newspaper

Photographs taken for or used in the New York Journal American. Most are from 1937-1966, but there are some photos from as early as the turn of the century.

Also includes issues of New York Gazette for 1753, 1855-1759.

Some articles are free, but you must pay for the full text of other articles. The terms of payment are explained on the home page of this site.

Allows you to browse each issue, flipping through the pages, from the first issue Sept. 18, 1851 - Dec. 30, 1922.

Published in Montreal and New York City.

Italian and English language newspaper

Women's rights newspaper, established by Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton.

Official organ of the Communist Party U.S.A. - Majority Group

Official organ of the Socialist Workers Party, Section of the Fourth International

English and German language newspaper

Formerly published in Cleveland, Ohio. Moved to New York City in 1921.

In some years the issues are very scattered.

African American newspaper

African American newspaper

Continuation of The Revolutionary Age.
Official organ of the Communist Party of the U.S.A. - Majority Group

A Marxist newspaper

Published by the Oneida Community

This file also includes the following newspapers from Quebec:
Bromont: Le Regional 1977-1992
Chicoutimi: Le Regional 1934-1938, 1952-1955, 1958-1959, 1966-1971
Montreal: Le National 1873-1879, 1890-1896
Quebec: La Nation, 1937-1939
Quebec: Le National 1855-1859
Saint-Jerome: La Nation, 1901-1908

African American newspaper; there are only a few issues of this newspaper which was published by Frederick Douglass

LGBT newspaper

African American newspaper

This site includes only articles about Harriet Beecher Stowe's Uncle Tom's Cabin.

African American newspaper; there are only a few issues of this newspaper that was published by Frederick Douglass

German language newspaper

This file includes only a few issues.

This file includes only 3 issues, but it helps to complete the various files of the Rochester Journal and the Post Express. These are all Google News Archives files.

This file includes only a few issues.

Student newspapers from Stony Brook University

Anti-slavery newspaper

Italian and English language newspaper

Italian and English language newspaper

Student newspaper
A newspaper of the Black Student Movement at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill

Underground newspaper.
To see a list of available issues, place cursor on Publications at top of page, then Inquisition-Charlotte, NC

Student newspaper from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte

Student newspaper of Davidson College

African American newspaper

Student newspaper from Duke University

Student newspaper from Bennett College, a historically black college

Student newspaper from the North Carolina College for Women, now the University of North Carolina at Greensboro.

Includes various newspapers published in Greensboro, among them the Greensboro Patriot and issues of newspapers published at the ORD/BTC-10 army base during World War II.

Student newspaper from High Point University

Student newspapers from High Point University

Some early issues titled The Davidson Dispatch

This site includes only a few issues of the North Carolina Gazette.

Publication of the North Carolina Baptist State Convention

Student newspaper for North Carolina State University

The first description of the death of General Custer and his troops at the Little Bighorn.
This site includes only this one issue of the newspaper.

Newspaper of the Farmers Non-Partisan Organization League

Native American newspaper

The first newspaper known to have been published in the northern Dakota Territory

Some of the most recent issues are titled Mouse River Journal.