LibGuides: Historical African American Newspapers : G-N

Newspapers

Newspaper Title (Dates of Paper's Publication), Publication Place: Dates Available Online

The Gazette (1883-1945?), Cleveland, OH: 1883-1904
The Georgetown Planet (1873-1875), Georgetown, SC: 1873
The Indianapolis Recorder (1899-2005), Indianapolis, IN: 1899-1916, 1926-1931, May 1932-2005
The Informer (1897-1924, 1925-????), Urbana and Springfield, OH: 1902-1920
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Published in Urbana from 1897-1924, published in Springfield from 1925-????
The Jacksonville Free Press (????-present), Jacksonville, FL: 1916-1917, 2005-2011
The Journal (1903-1913?), Cleveland, OH: 1903-1910
Kansas City Sun (1908-1924), Kansas City, MO: 1914-1920
Kentucky Reporter (1???-19??), Owensboro and Louisville, KY: 1902
The Langston City Herald (1891-1902), Langston City, OK: 1892-1898
The Lexington Standard (1892-1912), Lexington, KY: 1900
The Miami Times (1923-present), Miami, FL: 1958-1968, 2005-2012
Missionary Record (1868-1879), Charleston, SC: 1873-1876
The Muskogee Cimeter (1901-19??), Muskogee Indian Territory, OK: 1904-1920
National Era (1847-1860), Washington, D.C.: 1847-1860
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Google has an incomplete run in their archive.
The National Forum (1910-19??), Washington, D.C.: 1910
The News Argus, Winston-Salem State University Student Newspaper (1???-present), Winston-Salem, NC: 1962-present
The New South Newspaper (1862-1867), Port Royal and Beaufort, SC: 1862-1867
New York Age (1887-1953), New York, NY: 1890-1892
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These are from the Google news archive.
New York Age (1887-1953), New York, NY: 1906-1953
Fultonhistory.com has access to numerous digitized newspapers, including the New York Age editions, 1906-1953.
North Carolina Central University Student Newspaper (1???-present), Durham, NC: 1927-1969
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This paper has gone by many titles so it is listed by a general designation assigned by the digitizing institution. There are few commonalities in the different titles so it seemed best to use the generic title. It is not a complete run of the paper.

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