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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:December 16, 1893: "Pretty Women Fight for Love... according to Police Gazette Prize...
16/12/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
December 16, 1893: "Pretty Women Fight for Love... according to Police Gazette Prize Ring Rules for the hand of handsome Charley Ford."

This Month in Police Gazette History:December 1949: Seventy-six years ago, following a mass shooting, the Gazette calls ...
14/12/2025

This Month in Police Gazette History:
December 1949: Seventy-six years ago, following a mass shooting, the Gazette calls for registration of all guns and investigation of all individuals seeking licenses.

This Month in Police Gazette History:December 1946: At the height of his long run as heavyweight champ, Joe Louis relaxe...
09/12/2025

This Month in Police Gazette History:
December 1946: At the height of his long run as heavyweight champ, Joe Louis relaxes with his favorite magazine.

This Date in Police Gazette History:December 6, 1884: The much-hyped bout between John L Sullivan and Alf Greenfield is ...
06/12/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
December 6, 1884: The much-hyped bout between John L Sullivan and Alf Greenfield is stopped by police when they decide it's a prize fight not an exhibition. Prize fighting was illegal and Sullivan, Greenfield and Gazette publisher Richard K Fox had to answer in court.

This Date in Police Gazette History:December 3, 1904: An advocate for integration in sports, the Gazette editorializes a...
03/12/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
December 3, 1904: An advocate for integration in sports, the Gazette editorializes against World Heavyweight Champ Jim Jeffries for refusing to fight Jack Johnson due to the "color line." It would be over five years before they'd meet, with Johnson victorious.

This Date in Police Gazette History:December 1, 1894: The Police Gazette World Heavyweight Champion Diamond Belt is stol...
01/12/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
December 1, 1894: The Police Gazette World Heavyweight Champion Diamond Belt is stolen from a locked display window in Davenport, Iowa. The Gazette offers $500 for its return (over $18,000 today).

This Date in Police Gazette History:December 1, 1888: The Gazette provides evidence that Police Gazette Champion Bridge ...
01/12/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
December 1, 1888: The Gazette provides evidence that Police Gazette Champion Bridge Jumper Steve Brodie really did survive a fall of 212 to 225 feet from the Poughkeepsie Bridge (depicted in previous issue). This record stood until Saa Fomba dropped around 250 feet from Austin's Pennybacker Bridge in 2020.

This Date in Police Gazette History:November 29, 1884: Before their bout in Madison Square Garden, top English boxer Alf...
29/11/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
November 29, 1884: Before their bout in Madison Square Garden, top English boxer Alf Greenfield meets Police Gazette Champion John L Sullivan in the office of Gazette publisher Richard K Fox, right.

This Date in Police Gazette History:November 28, 1931: Fans of the Rocky Horror Show will recognize two of the names on ...
28/11/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
November 28, 1931: Fans of the Rocky Horror Show will recognize two of the names on this page: Charles Atlas and Fay Wray, who more than a year before King Kong is already a "popular star of stage and screen."

This Date in Police Gazette History:November 22, 1884: Top British boxer Alf Greenfield arrives at the Police Gazette Bu...
22/11/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
November 22, 1884: Top British boxer Alf Greenfield arrives at the Police Gazette Building (next to the Brooklyn Bridge) and, at left, views the Police Gazette Championship Belt prior to his bout with John L Sullivan.

This Date in Police Gazette History:November 15, 1879: "The Tattooing Freak." The "latest and most grotesque caprice of ...
15/11/2025

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 11, 1882: An early portrait of heavyweight champ John L Sullivan.
11/11/2025

This Date in Police Gazette History:
November 11, 1882: An early portrait of heavyweight champ John L Sullivan.

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