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By 1868, the original "local, critical, and theatrical" record, became "The Daily Morning Chronicle," proposing "to publish a bold, bright, fearless and truly independent newspaper, independent in all things, neutral in nothing." It is unique in recording historic events of California's early years of rapid growth. By 1880, San Francisco was the tenth largest city in the nation. The publishers of "The Chronicle" describe it as "a pioneer in changing newspaper writing, readability and design."

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Publication Title:
San Francisco Chronicle
Content Source:
Allen County Public Library
State:
California
City:
San Francisco
Short Description:
In January 1865, the de Young brothers launched "The Daily Dramatic Chronicle." Three months later, they scooped all other papers with news of Lincoln's assassination.
Year:
1912
Month:
September
Day:
1
Page Number:
38
Volume:
101
Number:
48
Original data from:
Allen County Public Library logoAllen County Public Library

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