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The Police Gazette is the most legendary publication in American history, running for over 130 years and inventing almost everything we know as today's pop-culture journalism. Today it is once again the official publication of the sport of bare knuckle boxing. The National Police Gazette name and logo are trademarks of National Police Gazette Enterprises, LLC, which also manages all Police Gazette

copyrights past and present, and publishes all new Police Gazette content. This page was founded by the Police Gazette's current-affairs editor Bill Potter.

This Date in Police Gazette History:March 2, 1889: Miss Stanley wins the women's bicycle race and a Police Gazette medal...
02/03/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
March 2, 1889: Miss Stanley wins the women's bicycle race and a Police Gazette medal. (Colorized by us.)

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 24, 1894: This year Mardi Gras falls on March 4th. Be careful out there!
24/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 24, 1894: This year Mardi Gras falls on March 4th. Be careful out there!

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 23, 1889: John L Sullivan is featured in promotion of the Police Gazette Wo...
23/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 23, 1889: John L Sullivan is featured in promotion of the Police Gazette World Heavyweight Championship contest coming up vs Jake Kilrain later that year. (Colorized by us.)

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 22, 1930: Future world heavyweight champ Primo Carnera gets the cover after...
22/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 22, 1930: Future world heavyweight champ Primo Carnera gets the cover after five consecutive wins.

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 21, 1925: Gazette staff illustrator Alexander Calder with some sketches fro...
21/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 21, 1925: Gazette staff illustrator Alexander Calder with some sketches from a New York City public ice-skating rink.

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 20, 1897: Who's ever done a show where this hasn't happened in the dressing...
20/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 20, 1897: Who's ever done a show where this hasn't happened in the dressing room? Actors are such hot heads.

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 18, 1882: John L Sullivan and Paddy Ryan in the ring for the very first Pol...
18/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 18, 1882: John L Sullivan and Paddy Ryan in the ring for the very first Police Gazette Heavyweight Championship bout. (Colorized by us.)

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 17, 1894: A busy news day: A train robber is found hiding inside a stuffed ...
17/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 17, 1894: A busy news day: A train robber is found hiding inside a stuffed buffalo, a woman kills her family and herself, and an illegal boxing match is raided by the sheriff.

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 16, 1889: Jake Kilrain is featured in the run-up to his bout vs John L Sull...
16/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 16, 1889: Jake Kilrain is featured in the run-up to his bout vs John L Sullivan for the Police Gazette World Heavyweight Championship.

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 15, 1890: "A Shooting Starr." Jim Starr, Husband of Belle Starr, is killed ...
15/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 15, 1890: "A Shooting Starr." Jim Starr, Husband of Belle Starr, is killed by U.S. Marshals.

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 13, 1904: Mademoiselle Ballauf, the charming leading lady with Irwin's cele...
13/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 13, 1904: Mademoiselle Ballauf, the charming leading lady with Irwin's celebrated Majestic Burlesquers.

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 10, 1883: Having defeated Alice Jennings at Harry Hill's, Daisy Daly is rea...
10/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 10, 1883: Having defeated Alice Jennings at Harry Hill's, Daisy Daly is ready to face any female boxer in America.

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 9, 1889: At a convention for fat men, the venue's proprietor says it's time...
09/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 9, 1889: At a convention for fat men, the venue's proprietor says it's time to go. The fat men have other ideas.

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 8, 1890: The Thousand-Pound Police Gazette Dumbbell has Arrived. Who Will L...
08/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 8, 1890: The Thousand-Pound Police Gazette Dumbbell has Arrived. Who Will Lift It?

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 8, 1908: Harry K Thaw, son of one of the richest Americans of the time, on ...
08/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 8, 1908: Harry K Thaw, son of one of the richest Americans of the time, on trial for the murder of famous architect Stanford White at the rooftop restaurant of Madison Square Garden.

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 3, 1894: A gathering of a National Guard regiment has their party crashed b...
03/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 3, 1894: A gathering of a National Guard regiment has their party crashed by intruders, but they are successfully repelled. What dress?

This Date in Police Gazette History:February 2, 1889: "His Pulpit Fusilladed." A congregation disagrees with that Sunday...
02/02/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
February 2, 1889: "His Pulpit Fusilladed." A congregation disagrees with that Sunday's message.

This Date in Police Gazette History:January 29, 1921: An artist's conception of the planned Yankee Stadium, which would ...
29/01/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
January 29, 1921: An artist's conception of the planned Yankee Stadium, which would open two years later. The original design called for the grandstand to entirely enclose the field.

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