NYPL's NY Tribune (1900-1910) (response just received)

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It seems that I was wrong, and that it's the NY Sun 1900-1910 that has the
NEH grant. The NY Tribune 1900-1910 was done by ProQuest. Maybe Yale gets that
ProQuest subscription, but certainly not the University of Texas (the actual
newspaper morgue for the NY Tribune!).
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BTW, I forgot to look for the baseball term "bull pen," supposedly born  at
NY's Polo Grounds of this period.
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>From an e-mail just received:
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Dear Barry,

The digitization of the New York Tribune (1900-1910) was  not a part of a
grant.  It was done by ProQuest and is available by  subscription.  The New
York Public Library is digitizing the New York  Sun (1900-1910) as a part of
the National Digital Newspaper Program, a NEH  funded initiative.
Newspapers digitized through this program will be  available for free on the
Web.  Phase one of this project is due to be  launched sometime in 2007.
For more details, go to  http://www.loc.gov/ndnp/

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