New York Newspaper Archives
1730 - 2018
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- Romar Irving Fire Insurance, 1855
- Elected a director of the company
- Evening Post
- New York, New York
- March 12, 1856 - Page 4
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- Romar elected mayor, 1863 - "indorsed by all parties"
- World
- New York, New York
- April 16, 1863 - Page 8
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- Romar bankruptcy declaration - English
- New York Tribune
- New York, New York
- December 19, 1867 - Page 2
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- John Archibald of Salem, washington Co. Insolvent
- 29 april 1807, State of NY
- Albany Register
- Albany, New York
- June 2, 1807 - Page [4]
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As one of the 13 colonies, New York newspapers have captured and preserved American history and daily life of our country’s earliest residents. From early U.S. colonialism to the American Revolution, the Civil War to the current day, New York has played a pivotal role in shaping American history.
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