Kingston Daily Freeman

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Title:
Kingston Daily Freeman (31 December 1892 - 31 December 1959)
Also published as:
Rondout Daily Freeman (1871-1872)
Daily Freeman (1872-1878)
Daily Freeman(1969-Present)
Available online:
Dec 31 (1892-1894);
Aug 28, 1895 - Oct 17, 1895;
Jan 1, 1901; Jan 1, 1902;
Jan 1, 1903 - Jan 1, 1913;
Dec 31, 1913;
Dec 31, 1914;
Jan 1, 1916; Dec 30, 1916;
July 12, 1917 -July 13, 1917;
July 16, 1917 - July 17, 1917;
Jan 1 (1918-1921);
Jan 2, 1922;
Jan 1 (1923-1927);
Jan 2, 1928;
Jan 1 (1929-1932);
Jan 2, 1933;
Jan 1 (1934-1938);
Jan 2, 1939;
Dec 31 (1940-1943)
Dec 30, 1944;
Dec 31 (1945-1949);
Dec 30, 1950;
Dec 31 (1951-1959);
(3037 issues)
Region:
Ulster
Copyright Status:
Public Domain
Currently Published at:
Contributing Organization:
Kingston Library
Ulster County Genealogical Society
The news of the year pages from the Kingston Freeman for the years 1913 to 1957 including marriages, deaths are also on line thanks to the Ulster County Genealogical Society.
LCCN:
sn85054405

The Rondout Daily Freeman made its first appearance on October 18, 1871, as a four-page, Monday-through-Saturday newspaper.

The newspaper changed its name from the Rondout Daily Freeman to the Kingston Daily Freeman, when the villages of Rondout and Kingston merged.

In 1891, Jay E. Klock, 25, became the newspaper's owner. It was under his guidance that the newspaper moved from what one historian called a small and insignificant paper to an institution respected and revered throughout the county and one of the most successful of all businesses.

Klock died in 1936, and his widow, Lucia, published the paper until 1966, when it was purchased by the noted television producers Mark Goodson and William Todman.

In October 1971, the newspaper began publication of a Sunday edition, ceasing its Saturday edition. In November 1974, it moved its headquarters for the first time in 63 years, taking over, renovating and expanding a former supermarket building in uptown Kingston. Simultaneously, the newspaper installed new, modern presses and computerized typesetting equipment.

In April 1987, in part to meet changing reading habits, and also to better facilitate newspaper delivery, the Daily Freeman became an A.M. or morning newspaper.

In 1998, the Daily Freeman was sold by the Goodson Newspaper Group to Journal Register Company. Within three months, it launched a Saturday edition, making it a seven-day-a-week publication for the first time in its history.

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2 Monday, 2 December 1946
3 Tuesday, 3 December 1946
4 Wednesday, 4 December 1946
5 Thursday, 5 December 1946
6 Friday, 6 December 1946
7 Saturday, 7 December 1946
8 Sunday, 8 December 1946
9 Monday, 9 December 1946
10 Tuesday, 10 December 1946
11 Wednesday, 11 December 1946
12 Thursday, 12 December 1946
13 Friday, 13 December 1946
14 Saturday, 14 December 1946
15 Sunday, 15 December 1946
16 Monday, 16 December 1946
17 Tuesday, 17 December 1946
18 Wednesday, 18 December 1946
19 Thursday, 19 December 1946
20 Friday, 20 December 1946
21 Saturday, 21 December 1946
22 Sunday, 22 December 1946
23 Monday, 23 December 1946
24 Tuesday, 24 December 1946
25 Wednesday, 25 December 1946
26 Thursday, 26 December 1946
27 Friday, 27 December 1946
28 Saturday, 28 December 1946
29 Sunday, 29 December 1946
30 Monday, 30 December 1946
31 Tuesday, 31 December 1946
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