Chess Archaeology

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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Editor: Jefferson, Rosa (1903.12.06-1934.01.29)
Chess Columns: 1903.12.06 (Problem unnumbered); 1903.12.13-1903.12.27 [P#2 to P#4]; 1904.01.10 (Problem unnumbered); 1904.01.17-1904.02.07 [P#6 to P#9]; 1904.02.14 (Problem unnumbered); 1904.02.21-1904.03.20 [P#11 to P#15]; 1904.03.27 [P#15] (Problem misnumbered, not corrected); 1904.04.03-1904.07.03 [P#15 to P#28] (Problem misnumbered, numbering not corrected); 1904.07.10 [P#28] (Problem misnumbered, numbering corrected); 1904.07.17 [P#30]; 1904.07.24 (no problem, unnumbered endgame given); 1904.07.31-1904.12.25 [P#32 to P#53]
Missing Chess Columns
Notes: 1904.09.11 (Gives P#37 and same game before P#38)
Sources: Newspapers.com

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