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Front Page News 110 Years Ago Today

Jan 2, 2014
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    Here is the front page of the Alexandria Gazette, exactly 110 years ago today, January 2nd, 1904.

    The Alexandria Gazette - January 2nd, 1904
    The Alexandria Gazette – January 2nd, 1904

    Source: Library of Congress

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