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   Newspapers. The Ohio History Connection provides free access to over 1,000,000 full-text searchable pages of Ohio newspapers through Ohio Memory and the Library of Congress’s Chronicling America. Our newspaper digitization program is supported by partnerships with local institutions as well as grant funding, including the National Endowment ...

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2. www.daytondailynews.com › local › daytons-newspaperDayton’s newspaper history has it all: Unique characters ...

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   Jan 5, 2023 · The Journal Herald name was dropped from the paper’s flag on Dec. 31, 1987. The series of transitions was completed on Sept. 26, 1988, when the Dayton Daily News became a morning-only newspaper ...

3. columbuslibrary.omeka.net › exhibits › showEarly Columbus and Ohio Newspapers · The Columbus Dispatch ...

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   The newspaper continued as the Ohio State Journal from 1840-1959 when the journal merged with the Columbus Citizen to become the Columbus Citizen-Journal. The Columbus Citizen was an established evening paper founded in 1899. It became a Scripps publication in 1904 and published as the Columbus Citizen-Journal from 1959-1985.

4. blog.newspapers.com › 125-years-of-dayton-daily-news125 Years of Dayton Daily News - Newspapers.com

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   May 15, 2023 · The Dayton Daily News is a renowned newspaper that has served the people of Dayton, Ohio, for over a century. August 22, 2023 marked its 125th anniversary, making it a good time to reflect on the newspaper’s history and its impact on the community over the years. In 1898, James M. Cox purchased the Dayton Evening News for $26,000.

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   Jul 15, 2024 · More than 450,000 keyword-searchable Ohio newspaper pages (covering 1832-2011) are on this site.The site also has other resources, too, including Topic Guides and Maps and Timelines. Library Use Only. Newspapers.com Ohio Collection. Free keyword-searchable digital newspaper database. Over 200 newspaper titles from around the state.

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6. ohioblackpress.org › s › ohioblackpressPaul Laurence Dunbar and the Dayton Tattler · The Ohio Black ...

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   Paul Laurence Dunbar published the Tattler, Dayton-based Black newspaper, between 1890 and 1891. It says, “We will have items from the surrounding towns in subsequent issues. Those who are interested in news from Xenia, Springfield, Cincinnati, Columbus and other such cities may read the TATTLER and find it.”

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   When did the Dayton Advertiser become a newspaper?

   • Judge George Holt established a second newspaper in the village and called it the Miami Republican and Dayton Advertiser. William Campbell of Westmoreland, Pa., bought both the Watchman and the Republican and consolidated them into the Ohio National Journal and Montgomery and Dayton Advertiser. The first issue appeared Nov. 30, 1826.

   Dayton’s newspaper history has it all: Unique characters, bitter

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   When did the Dayton Daily News start?

   • It is being republished as part of the celebration of the 125th anniversary of the Dayton Daily News, which began publishing in 1898. Dayton newspaper history began Sept. 18, 1808, with the Repertory, four pages, 8 by 12½ inches each, of news published weekly by William McClure and George Smith.

   Dayton’s newspaper history has it all: Unique characters, bitter

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   Who started the Dayton Democrat newspaper?

   • J. McClain Smith and George Neder brought out a competing paper, the Dayton Democrat, in 1874. Doren bought the Democrat in 1876 and consolidated it with the Herald Empire, retaining the name Democrat. The Evening Monitor, a Democratic weekly, was started in 1886 by G.C. Wise, W.W. Faber and J.E.D. Ward. It became a daily in October 1887.

   Dayton’s newspaper history has it all: Unique characters, bitter

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   What happened to the Dayton News?

   • Robert F. Wolfe, a newspaper publisher in Columbus, shipped a secondhand press to Dayton and erected it in the street, enabling the News to resume publishing. Cox was defeated in 1914 for re-election as governor and returned to his duties at the News.

   Dayton’s newspaper history has it all: Unique characters, bitter

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   Who owned the Dayton Evening Herald?

   • In 1911 Burkham bought control of the Dayton Evening Herald, a politically independent paper that had been established in 1881. Wendell sold the paper to H.H. Weakley in 1894, “Weakley was a quiet, home-loving man,” said Tom Howard, a Herald employee for 63 years. “He played up home and society and played down crime.

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   How many Ohio newspaper pages are there?

   • More than 450,000 keyword-searchable Ohio newspaper pages (covering 1832-2011) are on this site.The site also has other resources, too, including Topic Guides and Maps and Timelines. Free keyword-searchable digital newspaper database.

   Newspapers at the Archives & Library of the Ohio History Connection

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8. researchworks.oclc.org › archivegrid › collectionArchiveGrid : Dayton Daily News Archive 1890-2004 - OCLC

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   The archive documents the local and regional history of Dayton and the Miami Valley in Ohio and it role on a national scale, particularly during the period 1930 to 1980. This history serves as a rich example of American ingenuity and perseverance in the twentieth century. Dayton, considered the cradle of invention in the early 1900s, generated ...