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Title: [Photograph of a page from the "Sunday Examiner Magazine" dated August 9, 1896

Title: Breaking story on the Bunco case

Title: The Tombstone Epitath of Thursday, October 27, 1881
Date: 1881

Title: "Austin Statesman" building in 1881
Date: 1881

Title: Eagle Building ca. 1908
Date: 1908

Title: [Photograph of the "Worland Grit" newspaper building]
Date: 1905 (approximate)

Title: Marsh Murdock's Wichita Eagle, Wichita Eagle building 1878
Date: 1878

Title: Last issue of the tombstone Epitath, founded by John P. Clum ceased to exist on Feb. 28, 1975
Date: 1975

Title: …one artist's depiction of woman suffrage in Wyoming: women at the polls in Cheyenne
Date: 1888

Title: John P. Clum ….Age 29….Photo was taken in 1880
Date: 1880

Title: Something that would have made the Iconoclast cringe, his body "laid out" at his home
Date: 1898

Title: In recent years the Tombstone Epitaph was published in more modern quarters
Date: 1890 (approximate)

Title: William Cowper Brann at his rolltop in his Waco "Iconoclast" office
Date: 1895 (approximate)

Title: Newspapers
Date: 1969
Photographer: Gregory, Bern

Title: John P. Clum with his Apache bodyguards, 1877
Date: 1877

Title: Cheyenne, Wyoming Territory, in 1868
Date: 1868
Photographer: Hull, Arundel C.

Title: Portrait of Horace Greeley at the time he was running for the Presidency of the United States
Date: 1872 (approximate)

Title: The New York Tribune Building in the 1850's, at which time, Horace Greeley was editor
Date: 1850 (approximate)

Title: Horace Greeley at his desk in the New York Tribune building, taken around 1850
Date: 1850 (approximate)