Chess is a scientific game and its literature ought to be placed on the basis of the strictest truthfulness, which is the foundation of all scientific research. — W. Steinitz

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New York Evening Post, New York, NY

Chess Columns

1893.09.23-1895.06.29: [not numbered] Not stated

1895.10.05-1897.03.31: [not numbered] Not stated

Chess News

1893.10.02-1895.05.30

1895.10.01-1897.03.31

Missing Columns

1893.12.28: Damaged

1893.12.29: Damaged

1893.12.30: Missing

1894.06.09: No problems published? Solutions appeared the following week.

1894.07.07: Missing

1894.11.24: Missing

1895.01.26: Missing

1895.07.01-1895.09.30: Missing

1895.11.16: Missing

1895.12.28: Missing

1896.06.13: Missing

1896.07.11: Missing

1896.08.15: Missing

1897.04.03: Missing

1897.05.04: Missing

1897.05.25: Missing

Unchecked Dates (no Sunday issues)

1893: 10/17; 11/22,30; 12/25,30;

1894: 1/2; 3/3,5,30; 4/3,9,17; 6/6,22; 7/3,7,9,10,11,23,25; 9/19; 11/1,24,29; 12/12,25;

1895: 1/8,11,26; 2/11; 3/12; 6/3,19,28; [7/1-9/30]; 10/15; 11/16; 12/28,31;

1896: 1/2,17; 4/8,30; 6/5,12,13; 7/1,2,6,7,11; 8/5,15,26;

1897: 1/12,13,27; 3/17;

Source

Fulton History

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