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Boston Herald

is an American daily newspaper founded in 1846 by a group of printers under the name of John A. French & Company. The name of this paper changed several time before it was returned to Boston Herald in 1982.

Name changes


  • Boston Herald (1846-1917)
  • Boston Herald and Boston Journal (1917-1918)
  • Boston Herald (1919-1967)
  • Boston Herald Traveler (1967-1972)
  • Boston Herald Traveler and Boston Record American (1972-1972)
  • Boston Herald American (1973-1982)
  • Boston Herald (1982-present)
  • Pieces by Bram Stoker
    From 1885 to 1899 Stoker published a total of eight short stories in the Boston Herald. These eight stories are:
  • 1885 "Our New House"
  • 1893 "Old Hoggen - A Mystery"
  • 1894 "When the Sky Rains Gold"
  • 1896 "Burial of the Rats"
  • 1898 "Bengal Roses"
  • 1899 "Chin Music"
  • 1899 "A Young Widow"
  • 1899 "A Yellow Duster"
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    Boston Herald

    Boston Herald, January 15, 1893

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