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Saint Louis Spirit

1876-1881. “Devoted to the Drama, Music, Art, Literature, Sports, Society and General Topics” E.B. Skeele and S.H. Burt, proprietors. Secret Society paper merged with Western...

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Saint Louis Tages-Chronik

1851-1863. In 1851, Franz Saler established Tages-Chronik (“Daily Chronicle”), a two-cent morning paper, with a bias in favor of Catholicism. Among its early editors was...

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Saint Louis Town Topics

1929-1931. Monthly. J. G. Hartwig, editor; American Publisher Corporation. Formerly Society News.

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Saint Louis Transcript

1844-?. The only record of the St. Louis Transcript, a penny paper, is a notice in the New Era of February 24, 1844. It stated...

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Saint Louis Union Labor Advocate

1934?-1937. Founded by Maury Rubin. Changed name to Labor Tribune in 1937.“A Courageous Constructive Champion of Organized Labor.” Var.: Union Labor Advocate

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Saint Louis Weekly

1983-?. By David P. Garino Co-publishers Carol Jablonow and Vicki Levitt feel – with noticeable verve – that they’ve recently added two cogs that will...

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Saint Louis Weekly Gazette

1843. McKee and Ruth, publishers. Var.: St. Louis Weekly Gazette; Saint Louis Weekly Gazette

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Saint Louis Weekly Journal

1857-1878. Wolcott and Hume, publishers.

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Saint Louis Weekly News

1854?. Charles G. Ramsey. Also Weekly St. Louis Evening News and Intelligencer.

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Saint Louis Weekly Union

1845-1848. L. Pickering & Co. publisher

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