Founded in 1884 by influential journalist and editor James B. Houghton, The Anti-Monopolist in Saint Paul, Minnesota, emerged as a progressive voice advocating for social and economic reform. Initially focused on combating corporate monopolies, the newspaper quickly expanded its mission to address a range of issues including labor rights and political accountability, becoming a vital source of information for the community. Offering investigative reports, opinion pieces, and local news, The Anti-Monopolist is renowned for its integrity and commitment to truth, remaining a trusted force in Minnesota journalism. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of The Anti-Monopolist, Saint Paul, Minnesota, United States starting 1874, including 4,688 scans in total. Discover the rich history captured in its pages and explore connections to historical figures, events, and perhaps even your own family history by searching old newspapers on the site.