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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:November 15, 1879: "The Tattooing Freak." The "latest and most grotesque caprice of ...
15/11/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
November 15, 1879: "The Tattooing Freak." The "latest and most grotesque caprice of feminine fashion."

This Date in Police Gazette History:November 14, 1931: A cover from the Gazette's brief "Art Deco" period.
15/11/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
November 14, 1931: A cover from the Gazette's brief "Art Deco" period.

This Date in Police Gazette History:November 11, 1882: The first high-quality professional portrait of John L Sullivan i...
11/11/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
November 11, 1882: The first high-quality professional portrait of John L Sullivan in the Gazette shows a determined young fighter.

This Date in Police Gazette History:November 10, 1917: Billiards and pool world champion Alfredo de Oro lines up a shot.
10/11/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
November 10, 1917: Billiards and pool world champion Alfredo de Oro lines up a shot.

This Month in Police Gazette History:November 1974: Muhammad Ali sits for an exclusive interview with the Gazette in bet...
05/11/2024

This Month in Police Gazette History:
November 1974: Muhammad Ali sits for an exclusive interview with the Gazette in between his fights with Joe Frazier and George Foreman. Included is an outtake from the photo shoot that shows Gazette editor Nat Perlow.

01/11/2024

No October 31 "This date in Police Gazette" for Facebook readers. Our cover from 1933 was too much for the admins. It appears Mr Zuckerberg is also a big fan of the Comstock Act. Visit our Twitter page to see the picture.

This Month in Police Gazette History:October 1936: Who but the Gazette comes with both a betting line and endorsement. T...
30/10/2024

This Month in Police Gazette History:
October 1936: Who but the Gazette comes with both a betting line and endorsement. That's brave, braver than the Washington Post. So this year we're endorsing Kamala Harris for president... and opening the betting at -125 for Harris.

This Date in Police Gazette History:October 28, 1893: Josephine "Minerva" Blatt, Police Gazette Champion Strong Woman of...
28/10/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
October 28, 1893: Josephine "Minerva" Blatt, Police Gazette Champion Strong Woman of the World.

This Date in Police Gazette History:October 27, 1883: A pickpocket team gets the focus from talented Gazette artists.
27/10/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
October 27, 1883: A pickpocket team gets the focus from talented Gazette artists.

This Date in Police Gazette History:October 27, 1888: Jack McAuliffe retains his Police Gazette World Lightweight Champi...
27/10/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
October 27, 1888: Jack McAuliffe retains his Police Gazette World Lightweight Championship vs Bill Dacey.

This Date in Police Gazette History:October 25, 1884: Anna Lewis instigates the first female boxing championship by chal...
26/10/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
October 25, 1884: Anna Lewis instigates the first female boxing championship by challenging "any woman in the world." Hattie Stewart accepts and beats Lewis. But history is made.

This Date in Police Gazette History:October 22, 1887: The Gazette, rumored to have backed an all-Black baseball team cal...
22/10/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
October 22, 1887: The Gazette, rumored to have backed an all-Black baseball team called the Cuban Giants, reports that Chris von der Ahe, owner of the defending World Champion St Louis Browns (now the Cardinals), is backing out of an exhibition vs the Giants after the Giants beat the 3rd-place Baltimore team 12-2.

This Date in Police Gazette History:October 21, 1922: Broadway actress Gladys Frazin provides a striking image for the c...
21/10/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
October 21, 1922: Broadway actress Gladys Frazin provides a striking image for the cover.

This Date in Police Gazette History:October 20, 1894: The Police Gazette World Heavyweight Champion Diamond Belt, now av...
20/10/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
October 20, 1894: The Police Gazette World Heavyweight Champion Diamond Belt, now available to gloved champions and held by James Corbett.

This Date in Police Gazette History:October 17, 1891: The Gazette discusses some of its non-boxing Police Gazette Champi...
17/10/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
October 17, 1891: The Gazette discusses some of its non-boxing Police Gazette Champions, including Female Rifle and Wing Shot Annie Oakley; Strong Man of the World Louis Cyr; All-Round Athlete Duncan C. Ross; Female Wrestler Alice Williams; Six-Day Go-As-You-Please Pedestrian John "Lepper" Hughes; Shot Putter John McPherson; and Teeth Lifter John "Ajax" Whitman.

This Date in Police Gazette History:October 17, 1933: Mae West makes the cover as she promotes her new movie I'm No Ange...
17/10/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
October 17, 1933: Mae West makes the cover as she promotes her new movie I'm No Angel.

This Date in Police Gazette History:October 14, 1882: The wife of a losing boxer takes matters into her own hands.
14/10/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
October 14, 1882: The wife of a losing boxer takes matters into her own hands.

This Date in Police Gazette History:October 13, 1888: The belt at stake as Jack McAuliffe defends his Police Gazette Wor...
13/10/2024

This Date in Police Gazette History:
October 13, 1888: The belt at stake as Jack McAuliffe defends his Police Gazette World Lightweight Championship vs Bill Dacey.

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