Published in Washington, DC (1854-1972). Also published as Sunday Star and the Star.
1855
1856
- Congressional Proceedings (Jan 17)
1861
- Louisiana Troops Seize Federal Hospital (Jan 28)
- The Inauguration Ceremonies at Montgomery, Alabama (Feb 23)
- Pawnee Arrives at Washington (Mar 1)
- Pawnee at Washington Navy Yard (Mar 21)
- Affairs in Florida (Apr 11)
- The Murders of Our Pickets (Jun 5)
- Navy Yard Matters (Jul 8)
- Amy Warwick Captured by the Blockade (Jul 19)
- A Statement from Col. Walrath (Jul 29)
- Southern Account of the Battle of Carnifex Ferry (Sep 27)
- Important From the Upper Potomac (Dec 19)
- Missouri Railroad Destroyed (Dec 24)
1862
- Bowling Green is Ours (Feb 15)
- Naval Battle at Hampton Roads (Mar 10)
- Sailing of Com Foote’s Gunboat and Mortar Fleet Down the Mississippi River (Mar 17)
- Forced March Against a Rebel Camp at Union City (Apr 2)
- Don’t Like “Yankee Devices” (Jun 11)
- Attempted Vandalism (Jul 8)
- Potomac Gunboats (Jul 29)
1863
1899
- Gunboats Expected (Jan 3)
1900
- Cabin John Bridge (Apr 23)
1923
- Medical Student Held in Rum Case (Apr 1)
- Carter Undaunted by Pharaoh Ghost (Oct 3)
1924
- Visitor to Pharaoh’s Tomb Engages in Hunt for Fact and Fiction (Mar 30)
- Sunset at Egyptian Resort Brings Greater Activity (Apr 27)
- Proposes Creation of National Park at Fort McHenry Site (May 12)
- 11 Communists Slain in German Disorder (May 12)
- Small Farmers Deserting Bleak Hebrides, See Climate Changing (May 12)
- Six Sailormen Rescued After Four Days Adrift (Sep 1)
- Brings Fire to Water (Sep 24)
1925
- Baltimore Fights Big Snowstorm (Jan 2)
- Find Ancient Maya Ruin Was Once a Great City (Apr 26)
- Students Jeer Women (Jul 14)
- World Flight Flagship Wins Place as Smithsonian Exhibit (Aug 1)
- French Aviators Shatter Record (Aug 9)
- Her Elders Away, 2-Year-Old Miss Is White House Boss (Oct 3)
- Message in Bottle Tells of Shipwreck (Nov 2)
1926
- Records Smashed By Christmas Mail In All Parts of U. S. (Jan 6)
- Mussolini’s Five Jobs in Cabinet Made Permanent (Jan 15)
- Mercury to Drop to 7 Above Zero (Jan 22)
- Rescue of 54 Men Thwarted By Gale (Jan 27)
- Breaks Into Basement of Bank of England (Jan 30)
- Submarine Disabled Off Florida Coast (Jan 31)
- “Little Italy” Gang Kills 41st Victim (Feb 24)
- Coolidge Believes Air Fund Too Big (Mar 2)
- Wine Goes Begging In German Markets At 15 Cents a Quart (Mar 7)
- Mussolini Will Select Own Chamber in 1929 (Mar 12)
- French Stomach Craves Liquor Against American Owner’s Will (Mar 17)
- Cast Tire Knocks Driver Out After Unusual Rebound (Mar 24)
- 96 New Cases of Measles Reported (Apr 9)
- Scientist Explains Extinction Of Bird (Apr 11)
- 12 Sailors Hurt On Submarine S-49 (Apr 20)
- Norseman Sails for America in 40-Foot Vessel Patterned After Viking’s Boat (Apr 27)
- Airplane Able To Fly To Moon, Says Inventor (Apr 27)
- Giant 100-Passenger British Air Liner Will Take Off for Australia in 1927 (Aug 5)
1927
1929
1930
- Immigration Plan Support is Urged (Sep 16)
- Coast Guard Boats Riddle Liquor Craft (Oct 26)
1931
- Egypt’s Tombs and Temples (Mar 8)
- Temples and Tombs of the Egyptians (Mar 15)
1932
1933
1934
- Johnstown Mayor Bans Sunday Trade (Jan 21)
1944
- Landings “Going Well.” (Sep 18)
1951
- Lost City in the Seistan (May 3)
1954
1958
1960
- De Gaulle’s Cheer Halts Bike Race (Jul 17)