Am I Missing Any Major Digital Newspaper Collections?

[ADSGarson O'Toole]

Fred, no doubt, knows about the database called "Old Fulton NY Post
Cards". So this message is for other readers. The database now states
on its homepage: fultonhistory.com/Fulton.html the following:

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Search Over 26,108,000 Old New York State Historical Newspaper Pages
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The database is geographically constrained, but New York was and
remains a premier international cultural nexus. (Recently, I came
across a Duluth, Minnesota newspaper on the site.)

The interface is clumsy, and some researchers use Google to search the
site. After locating a page with a quotation the task of determining
the exact date and page number can be difficult.

Garson

On Sat, Feb 1, 2014 at 9:46 AM, Shapiro, Fred <fred.shapiro at yale.edu> wrote:
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> Subject:      Am I Missing Any Major Digital Newspaper Collections?
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> There seems to be a proliferation now of digital newspaper collections.  I =
> want to make sure I am not missing any major U.S. collections.  By "major" =
> I mean large national collections with chronological depth.  Are there any =
> others besides the following:
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> ProQuest Historical Newspapers
> America's Historical Newspapers
> 19th Century U.S. Newspapers
> Newspaperarchive
> GenealogyBank
> Newspapers.com
> Chronicling America
> Google News Archive (to the extent this still is usable)
>
> Fred Shapiro
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