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African American Newspapers, Series 2, 1835-1956 AAN-2 Provisional Title List Oct 1 2015 City State Start End Negro farmer Tuskegee Alabama 1956 1956 Pacific Appeal San Francisco California 1862 1876 Daily Record Wilmington Delaware 1895 1898 Daily National Era Washington District of Columbia 1854 1854 National Era Washington District of Columbia 1847 1859 New Era Washington District of Columbia 1870 1874 Commoner Washington District of Columbia 1875 1875 Washington tribune Washington District of Columbia 1930 1946 Tampa Guardian Tampa Florida 1876 1876 Chicago eagle Chicago Illinois 1892 1892 State capital Springfield Illinois 1891 1899 Voice of the Negro Chicago Illinois 1904 1906 Voice Chicago Illinois 1906 1907 Chicago bee Chicago Illinois 1943 1947 Colored Citizen Topeka Kansas 1897 1900 Colored Representative Lexington Kentucky 1871 1871 Dimanche New Orleans Louisiana 1876 1876 Echo St. Martinsville Louisiana 1876 1876 Louisianian New Orleans Louisiana 1870 1882 Crusader (New Orleans, La.) New Orleans Louisiana 1890 1890 Republican courier New Orleans Louisiana 1899 1900 Southern Republican New Orleans Louisiana 1899 1900 Lyceum Observer Baltimore Maryland 1863 1863 Self Elevator Boston Massachusetts 1853 1853 Pine and Palm Boston Massachusetts 1861 1862 St, Paul Echo St. Paul Minnesota 1926 1927 Omaha Guide Omaha Nebraska 1941 1943 Colored American New York New York 1837 1838 Emancipator (New York, N.Y. : 1835) New York New York 1835 1840 Weekly Anglo-African New York New York 1860 1861 Anglo-African New York New York 1863 1865 National Anti-Slavery Standard New York New York 1840 1870 National standard New York New York 1870 1872 Progressive American New York New York 1876 1876 Freeman (New York, N.Y. : 1884) New York New York 1884 1884 Interstate Tattler New York New York 1925 1932 Liberator / Negro Liberator New York New York 1929 1932 Negro world New York New York 1923 1933 Harlem Heights Daily Citizen New York New York 1933 1934 Abbott’s Weekly New York New York 1933 1934 Harlem liberator New York New York 1933 1934 World echo New York New York 1934 1934 Negro liberator New York New York 1934 1935 Reporter New York New York 1935 1937 Listener/Listener news New York New York 1938 1940 People’s Voice New York New York 1942 1948 New York age New York New York 1905 1953 Long Island Star Jamaica New York 1953 1954 Voice of freedom New York New York 1836 1836 Weekly advocate New York New York 1837 1837 Black Republican and office-holder's New York New York 1865 1865 journal N.C. Republican, and civil rights advocate Weldon North Carolina 1884 1884 Philadelphia Independent Philadelphia Pennsylvania 1937 1944 Maryville Republican Maryville Tennessee 1876 1876 Virginia Star Richmond Virginia 1878 1882 Richmond planet Richmond Virginia 1901 1910 Southern news Richmond Virginia 1892 1892 Northwest Herald Seattle Washington 1945 1945 .

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