• Québec: Translated obituaries from the Keneder Adler for 1908–1932
• Wales: The National Library of Wales has begun putting digitized newspapers and magazines online. So far issues cover 1844–1910, and they plan to add a lot more.
• California: The Free Speech Movement is a selection of scanned newspaper issues, mostly from the Berkeley Daily Gazette and the San Francisco Chronicle, relating to the movement.
• California: San Leandro Public Library index to two local newspapers
• California: University of Southern California "Trojan Family Archive", which includes the Daily Trojan (the student newspaper) from 1912–present (I used to work at the DT doing hard-copy paste-up and some editing!)
• Illinois: Chicago Foreign Language Press Survey translations from 22 different languages of foreign-language newspaper articles from 1855–1938
• Louisiana: New Orleans Bee posted as images only (no search) for 1827–1923
• Minnesota: Chaska Valley Herald for 1862–1887
• New York: Like jazz? Issues 1–58 of the Buffalo Jazz Report are free online.
• Ohio: The American Israelite (Cincinnati) is available for 1854–2000 as a pay service from ProQuest.
• Texas: The J. C. Penney company used to publish an in-house newsletter called the Dynamo from 1917–1932. A sampling of 31 issues is online.
• Wisconsin: Eleven newspapers from the Door County library, ranging from 1873–1925
I posted recently about having added a link to the Newspaper Abstracts site. I found about 20 articles there that had been transcribed from the Winters (California) Advocate of the 1870's and 1880's. What a great find!
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