News Paper Collection (page 3)

Title page depicting a ruckus in the House of Deputies, illustration from the illustrated
XIR384589 Title page depicting a ruckus in the House of Deputies, illustration from the illustrated supplement of Le Petit Journal, 10th July, 1898 (colour litho) by Meyer

Elderly lady in velvet dress
An elderly woman sits on an upholstered stool, wearing a velvet dress and holding a newspaper or magazine. c. 1910

STAR, F. C. In the Castellana. 1902. Newspaper
" STAR, F.C. In the Castellana. 1902. Newspaper Illustration " Nuevo Mundo"."

Spain (1930). Newspaper La Nacion (29th January
" Spain (1930). Newspaper " La Nacion" (29th January 1930). Cover with the news of the formation of the government presided by general D᭡ so Bereguer. SPAIN. Madrid

Spain (1929). Primo de Riveras Dictatorship
" Spain (1929). Primo de Riveras Dictatorship. " La Vanguardia" (13th August 1929). Obituary section with an announcement of death written in Catalan (lower right section)

Spain (1923). Primo de Riveras Dictatorship

Spain (1923). Primo de Riveras Coup d Etat
" Spain (1923). Primo de Riveras Coup d Etat. Newspaper " El Liberal" (15th September 1923). Cover with the news of the formation of the Primo de Riveras new government

(1856-1915). American educator. Photograph, c1890-1910
BOOKER T. WASHINGTON (1856-1915). American educator. Photograph, c1890-1910

Prudence Crandalls advertisement in The Liberator, 1833, announcing the opening of her school in Canterbury
LIBERATOR: CRANDALLs AD. Prudence Crandalls advertisement in The Liberator, 1833, announcing the opening of her school in Canterbury, Connecticut

Newspaper Girl
People You See: The Newspaper Girl. From Teddy Bear (27 June 1964)

Alberts Greyhound Eos
PRINCE ALBERT, CONSORT OF QUEEN VICTORIA With Eos, his beloved greyhound, who died on 31 July 1844. Date: 1819-1861

Thomas Molineaux, one of Americas first black boxers, featured on a detail from Lord Byrons screen
BOXING: THOMAS MOLINEAUX. Thomas Molineaux, one of Americas first black boxers, featured on a detail from Lord Byrons screen

John Owen winning the 100 yard event at the Amateur Athletic Union (aU) games at Washington, D. C. on 11 October 1890
ATHLETICS: TRACK, 1890. John Owen winning the 100 yard event at the Amateur Athletic Union (aU) games at Washington, D.C. on 11 October 1890. Drawing from a contemporary American newspaper

Elderly couple by their fireside, 1938 George Garland Collection West Sussex Record Office Ref No: Garland N16574

Poster for the French socialist newspaper La Petite Republique, urging union among unions
FRANCE: SOCIALISM, 1900. Poster for the French socialist newspaper La Petite Republique, urging union among unions

Russ Satellite Sighted Over S. F. Front page of the San Francisco Chronicle reporting on Sputnik I
SPUTNIK I, 1957. Russ Satellite Sighted Over S.F. Front page of the San Francisco Chronicle reporting on Sputnik I, the first human-made object to orbit the Earth. 5 October, 1957

American newspaper cartoon accusing President Theodore Roosevelt of milking the Beef Trust for campaign contributions
ROOSEVELT CARTOON, 1904. American newspaper cartoon accusing President Theodore Roosevelt of milking the Beef Trust for campaign contributions during the election year of 1904

(1891-1968). American publisher of the New York Times from 1935-1961. Painting by William F. Draper, mid 20th century
ARTHUR HAYS SULZBERGER (1891-1968). American publisher of the New York Times from 1935-1961. Painting by William F. Draper, mid 20th century

An Ecuadoran man reads about the assassination of John F. Kennedy in El Comercio newspaper, 23 November 1963
KENNEDY ASSASSINATION, 1963. An Ecuadoran man reads about the assassination of John F. Kennedy in El Comercio newspaper, 23 November 1963

General Ulysses S. Grants campaign before the Siege of Petersburg, Virginia, during the American Civil War
VA: GRANTs CAMPAIGN, 1864. General Ulysses S. Grants campaign before the Siege of Petersburg, Virginia, during the American Civil War. Front page of Harpers Weekly, 20 August 1864

Front page of the New York Post 5 November 2008, reporting the election of Barack Obama as President of the United
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, 2008. Front page of the New York Post 5 November 2008, reporting the election of Barack Obama as President of the United States

A New York City newsboy shouting the victory of General Zachary Taylor at the battle of Buena Vista in an extra edition
NEWSBOY SHOUTING, 1847. A New York City newsboy shouting the victory of General Zachary Taylor at the battle of Buena Vista in an extra edition of the New York Herald

Detail of James Madisons proposed amendments to the Constitution presented by Madison in the House of Representatives
THE BILL OF RIGHTS, 1789. Detail of James Madisons proposed amendments to the Constitution presented by Madison in the House of Representatives on 8 June 1789, and published in the Daily Advertiser

Boy! Theres nothing like him in history! American cartoon comment on President Theodore Roosevelt from the St
ROOSEVELT CARTOON, c1906. Boy! Theres nothing like him in history! American cartoon comment on President Theodore Roosevelt from the St. Paul Pioneer Press, c1906

Bulletins posted outside the office of the New York Herald in the aftermath of the assassination of President James A
J. GARFIELD: ASSASSINATION. Bulletins posted outside the office of the New York Herald in the aftermath of the assassination of President James A. Garfield on 2 July 1881

Lithograph, by L. Haugg, published in the Philadelphia Free Press, 1860s
EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION. Lithograph, by L. Haugg, published in the Philadelphia Free Press, 1860s

Front page of the New York Daily News, 5 November 2008, reporting the election of Barack Obama as President of
PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, 2008. Front page of the New York Daily News, 5 November 2008, reporting the election of Barack Obama as President of the United States

White House Wedding, 1874
WHITE HOUSE WEDDING, 1874. The wedding ceremony of Ellen Nellie Wrenshall Grant and Algernon Charles Frederick Sartoris at the White House on 21 May 1874. Wood engraving, American, 1874

Roosevelt Cartoon, C1902
ROOSEVELT CARTOON, c1902. Vaccinating the trusts. Cartoon, c1902, from the Minneapolis Journal

James A. Garfield: Family
JAMES A. GARFIELD: FAMILY. President James A. Garfield (1831-1881) at home with his family. Lithograph, American, 1882

CIVIL WAR: SECESSION, 1860. Item from a New York newspaper of December 1860 reporting South Carolinas decision to dissolve its connection with the United States, 20 December 1860

FDR: REELECTION, 1936. Front page of the Washington Post the day after President Franklin Delano Roosevelts reelection, 4 November 1936

CIVIL WAR EDITORIAL. Editorial from Harpers Weekly, 4 May 1861, shortly after the outbreak of the American Civil War

CIVIL WAR: UNION CAMP, 1863. Newspaper vendor at a Union camp in Virginia in 1863: photograph by Alexander Gardner

CIVIL WAR: DRAFT RIOTS, 1863. A mob of rioters attacking the offices of the New York Tribune during the New York City Draft Riots, 13-16 July 1863. Contemporary English wood engraving

CHARLESTON: SECESSION 1860. Broadside published by the Charleston Mercury announcing the unanimous adoption by South Carolina of an ordinance of secession, 20 December 1860

CIVIL WAR: NEWSPAPERMAN. A newspaper man during the American Civil War. Photograph, c1863

CIVIL WAR: SOLDIER. News From Home. Pencil drawing, 1863, by Edwin Forbes (1839-1895)

MORMONS: POLYGAMY, 1883. The only sure Way. An armed Uncle Sam approaches the Mormon Tabernacle in Salt Lake City on stilts to enforce the Edmunds-Tucker Act of 1882

PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN, 1884. A political poser. Should Mr. Blaine be honored with the Presidency when his mere nomination has so shamefully lowered the moral tone of the Republican party

ELECTION DEADLOCK, 1800. Article in the Columbian Centinel of Boston, 14 February 1801, reporting on the deadlock in Congress over the tie between Thomas Jefferson and Aaron Burr in electoral votes

MONTANA: PRINTING OFFICE. Printing office of the Yellowstone Journal newspaper in Miles City, Montana. Photographed by Laton Alton Huffman, c1880

NEBRASKA: PRINTING OFFICE. Printing office of the Custer Leader newspaper in Broken Bow, Custer County, Nebraska. Photographed by Solomon D. Butcher, 1887

ANN LANDERS (1918-2002). Pseudonym of Esther Pauline Lederer, n

FRANK LESLIE (1821-1880). American illustrator, journalist and publisher. A visit to Brigham Young in Salt Lake City, Utah, during Mr. and Mrs. Leslies coast-to-coast railroad trip in 1877

CLARK HOWELL (1863-1936). American newspaper editor and politician. Drawing by W. A. Rogers, c1901
CLARK HOWELL (1863-1936). American newspaper editor and politician. Drawing by W.A. Rogers, c1901

VIRGINIA GAZETTE, 1775. Front page of the Virginia Gazette, 10 November 1775, with the slogan Always for Liberty and the Publick Good

PENNSYLVANIA GAZETTE, c1749. Classified advertisements, including ads for ship departures and a lottery, from an edition of the Pennsylvania Gazette, published by Benjamin Franklin at Philadelphia

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