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Martin F. Schmidt Research Library Out-of-State Newspapers on Microfilm: Alphabetical by State or Country, then sorted by Chronologically This is a list of out-of-state (non-Kentucky) newspapers available on microfilm in the KHS Library. This list is organized alphabetically by state or country of publication, and then sorted chronologically. The list includes the city of publication (if known), years available, specific issue dates (if available), notes, and the microfilm reel number. Every attempt has been made to correctly identify and include in this database dates and descriptions of non-Kentucky newspapers available on microfilm in the KHS Library. However, mistakes may exist, especially where reels have not yet been checked by staff. We apologize for any errors, and will issue corrections and updates as they become available. For more information about the library, including our hours, or to contact our staff, please visit the Kentucky Historical Society website listed below. Kentucky Historical Society 100 W. Broadway Frankfort, KY 40601-1931 USA (502) 564-1792 http://history.ky.gov Out-of-State Newspapers on Microfilm Alphabetical by State or Country, then arranged chronologically State/Country Title City Years Issue Dates Reel No Notes Alabama Mobile Daily Tribune Mobile 1864 Sept. 11 76-34-59 Alabama Stevenson New Era 1869 Various dates 79-0001 Alabama Montgomery Advertiser Montgomery 1931 June 5 79-0001 California California Farmer San Francisco 1876 Oct. 79-0002 50th anniversary of 1906 San Francisco California San Francisco Chronicle San Francisco 1956 April 18, 1956 79-0002 earthquake; includes articles from the Call Chronicle Examiner published on April 19, 1906 Canada Toronto Daily Star Toronto 1939 June 17 79-0058 Regular and Royal supplement Colorado Georgetown Courier Georgetown 1900 May 5 79-0003 Florida St. Augustine Record St. Augustine 1937 July 4 79-0004 Georgia Paulding New Era Dallas 1883-1889 Feb. 1883 - Oct. 1889 79-0006 incomplete Georgia Paulding New Era Dallas 1891-1893 Jan. 1891 - Feb. 1893 79-0006 incomplete Georgia Atlanta Journal Atlanta 1898 July 20 79-0005 Filmed backwards Georgia Atlanta Constitution Atlanta 1898 July 20, 21, 24 79-0005 Filmed backwards Georgia Atlanta Constitution Atlanta 1939 Dec. 14-15 79-0005 Filmed backwards Atlanta Century [published in the Atlanta March 6, 1960 - July 29, 1962; Oct. Georgia Atlanta 1960, 1962 79-0005 Filmed backwards Journal-Constitution, Sunday ed.] 28, 1962 Great Britain Daily Mail London 1934 Nov. 30 79-0059 Great Britain Times, The London 1939 June 8 79-0059 Illinois Watchman of the Prairies Chicago 1847-1851 79-0007A Vol. 1-4 Illinois Watchman of the Prairies Chicago 1851-1853 79-0007B Vol. 5-6 Illinois Chicago Herald Chicago 1882 Nov. 25 79-0007 Indiana Western Sun & General Advertiser 1830 March 6 79-0008 Indiana Corydon Weekly Democrat Corydon 1863 July 14 79-0008 Page 1 of 10 Out-of-State Newspapers on Microfilm Alphabetical by State or Country, then arranged chronologically State/Country Title City Years Issue Dates Reel No Notes Kansas Hutchinson Daily News 1886 Nov. 12 79-0009 Louisiana Times Democrat 1881 Dec. 4 79-0010 Louisiana New Orleans Telegram New Orleans 1899 June 9 79-0010 Louisiana Daily Picayune New Orleans 1903 May 18 79-0010 Maine Christian Intelligence 1826 Feb. 11 79-0011 Maryland American Farmer 1828 May 2 79-0012 Maryland Eastern Shoreman 1877 March 31 79-0012 Massachusetts Boston News Letter Boston 1704 April 17-24 79-0013 "First Newspaper Printed in America," copy Massachusetts Boston Gazette Boston 1725 Oct. 18-25 79-0013 Massachusetts Boston Gazette & Country Journal Boston 1770 March 12 79-0013 Massachusetts Spy, or The Worcester Massachusetts Worcester 1793-1819 Various dates 79-0013 Gazette 1796, 1799, Massachusetts Columbian Centinel Boston Various dates 79-0013 1800 Massachusetts Columbian Centinel 1805 Dec. 21 79-0014 Massachusetts Weekly Messenger Boston 1813-1814 Various dates 79-0013 Massachusetts Hampden Federalist Springfield 1816, 1817 Aug. 1, 1816; Oct. 30, 1817 79-0013 Massachusetts Christian Register 1823 Jan. 3-10 79-0013 Massachusetts Greenfield Gazette Greenfield 1825 March 1, May 24 79-0013 Massachusetts Hampden Journal Springfield 1828, 1829 June 11, 1828; July 1, 1829 79-0013 Massachusetts Boston Investigator Boston 1833 May 26 79-0013 Massachusetts Fall River Daily News Fall River 1861 Aug. 10 79-0013 Massachusetts Daily Evening News Fall River 1864, 1866 Nov. 1, 1864; Feb. 9, April 3, 1866 79-0013 Page 2 of 10 Out-of-State Newspapers on Microfilm Alphabetical by State or Country, then arranged chronologically State/Country Title City Years Issue Dates Reel No Notes Massachusetts Daily Evening Traveller Boston 1866 May 19, June 2 79-0013 Massachusetts Watchman Boston 1886 Dec. 16 79-0013 Massachusetts Christian Science Monitor Boston 1925-1937 Various dates 79-0013 Michigan Detroit Journal Detroit 1905 Sept. 29 79-0015 Mississippi Daily Citizen Vicksburg 1863 July 2 79-0016 Mississippi Natchez Democrat Natchez 1939 March 4-9 79-0016 Missouri Missouri Republican St. Louis 1822 May 1 76-34-59 Missouri Woman's National Daily 1907 April 9 79-0017 Missouri St. Joseph News Press St. Joseph 1938 Aug. 14 79-0017 New Jersey Monmouth Democrat Monmouth 1878 May 23 79-0018 New York Ulster Co. Gazette 1800 Jan. 4 79-0027 New York New York Herald New York 1809, 1816 Nov. 18, 1809; Aug. 17, 1816 79-0027 New York New York Observer New York 1836; 1847 April 16, 1836; Oct. 29, 1847 79-0027 New York Albion, The New York 1836-1837 Feb. 27, 1836 - Oct. 14, 1837 79-0019 New York Albion, The New York 1838-1839 March 17, 1838 - Dec. 28, 1839 79-0020 New York Albion, The New York 1842 Jan. 1 - Oct. 15 79-0020 New York Albion, The New York 1844-1845 Jan. 6, 1844 - Dec. 27, 1845 79-0021 New York Albion, The New York 1846-1847 Jan. 3, 1846 - Dec. 25, 1847 79-0022 Historical European material New York American Messenger 1847 Jan. 79-0027 New York Albion, The New York 1849-1850 Jan. 6, 1849 - Dec. 28, 1850 79-0023 New York Albion, The New York 1851-1852 Jan. 4, 1851 - Dec. 25, 1852 79-0024 New York Albion, The New York 1853-1854 Jan. 8, 1853 - Dec. 30, 1854 79-0025 Historical European material Page 3 of 10 Out-of-State Newspapers on Microfilm Alphabetical by State or Country, then arranged chronologically State/Country Title City Years Issue Dates Reel No Notes 1857-1858, 1861, 1871, New York Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspapers New York Scattered issues 79-0027 1874-1875, 1898 New York New York Observer New York 1858-1862 Nov. 25, 1858 - June 26, 1862 79-0026 New York New York Herald New York 1860, 1865 Oct. 9, 1860; April 15, 1865 79-0027 New York New York Daily Tribune New York 1861-1863 Scattered issues 79-0027 New York New York Spectator New York 1862 March 10 79-0027 New York Evening Post 1864 Feb. 15 79-0027 New York New York Ledger New York 1865-1866 Jan. 7, 1865 - Sept. 1, 1866 79-0028 New York Evangelist, The 1866 May 3 79-0027 New York Gospel Messenger 1867 Jan. 31 79-0027 New York Daily Graphic 1873, 1874 April 3, Nov. 19, 1873; Sept. 30, 1874 79-0027 New York New York Tribune New York 1875 March 20 79-0027 Sept. 11, 12, 23, 1886; Sept. 15, New York Daily Graphic 1886, 1888 79-0027 1888 New York Mail & Express 1889 April 29-30 79-0027 New York Spirit of the Times 1889-1890 Jan. 26, 1889 - Jan. 18, 1890 79-0029 Vol. 118 New York Home Journal 1897 Sept. 22 79-0027 New York New York Times Magazine New York 1935 April 28 79-0027 Partial issue only 1938, 1941, Jan. 8, 1938; Jan. 11, 1941; Jan. 4-5, New York New York Sun New York 79-0027 1950 1950 New York New York World-Telegram New York 1950 Jan. 4 79-0027 North Carolina Newton Enterprise 1911 Feb. 16 79-0030 Page 4 of 10 Out-of-State Newspapers on Microfilm Alphabetical by State or Country, then arranged chronologically State/Country Title City Years Issue Dates Reel No Notes Ohio Western Spy Cincinnati 1799-1807 May 28, 1799 - June 29, 1807 79-0039 Ohio Western Spy Cincinnati 1807-1816 Aug. 3, 1807 - July 26, 1816 79-0040 Ohio Trump of Fame 1812-1814 June 16, 1812 - June 15, 1814 79-0032 Missing Feb. 24, 1813 Ohio Western Spy Cincinnati 1816-1822 Aug. 2, 1816 - Dec. 28, 1822 79-0041 Ohio Benefactor, The Georgetown 1823 Nov. 13 79-0038 Ohio Western Patriot Batavia 1825 Dec. 10 79-0038 Ohio Mad-River Courant Urbana 1826, 1831 Various issues 79-0038 Ohio Spirit of the Times Batavia 1828 Nov. 8, Nov. 22 79-0038 Ohio Wilmington Argus Wilmington 1828 Nov. 22 79-0038 Ohio Western Pioneer Springfield 1828, 1831 Nov. 15, 1828; Oct. 29, 1831 79-0038 Ohio Castigator, The Georgetown 1828-1834 Various dates 79-0038 Ohio Ohio Sun Batavia 1830-1839 Various dates 79-0038 Ohio Country Collustrator Urbana 1831 Nov. 3 79-0038 Ohio Constitutional Republican Wilmington 1831 Oct. 6 79-0038 Ohio Clintonian & Farmer's Depository Wilmington 1831 Oct. 28 79-0038 Ohio Gazette, The Bellefontaine 1831-1835 Various dates 79-0038 Oct. 31, Nov. 7, Nov. 21, 1832; Nov. 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