Help please, with finding a newspaper article

[Gardengirl]

I want to write another piece for my blog which revolves around a rather unfortunate event at the start of the 1900s. I did the original research in the 1980s and went to the Newspaper Library in Colindale to find the newspaper article about the event. At the time the only option was to request a print out of the page, which I did. Now that I want to write it up in the digital age I was hoping to get hold of a digital image. The only one that I have is a scan of the original photocopy and the quality is not very good.

I tried looking in FMP but couldn't find it. Does this mean that it doesn't exist in digital format ? Or just that I'm not looking in the right place?

If anyone can help, the article I am looking for is in the Westminster and Pimlico News, dated 5 Aug 1904. It concerns the death of Louisa Emily Caesar.

[cbcarolyn]

if you go to the BNA website, you can see all the editions and that one isn't listed.

[Jill on the A272]

You ca search by individual newspaper, unfortunately the one you want is not yet on FMP. There's a Westminster Gazette but nothing for this death.

[Katarzyna]

They only have the Westminster Gazette. I did look to see if I could find it in another London paper but no joy I'm afraid.
Edit: Snap Jill.

[Gardengirl]

Thanks for looking, ladies. I'll have to settle for the photocopy that I have for now then. No more excuses to procrastinate with writing this one - better get on with it.

[cbcarolyn]

Thanks for looking, ladies. I'll have to settle for the photocopy that I have for now then. No more excuses to procrastinate with writing this one - better get on with it.

could be worth a search using some of the key words in the article and it maybe else where and poorly digitally transcribed, so name not recognised.

[Paulc]

Agree with Carolyn, a lot of articles were repeated in newspapers all across the Country, something in London could easily be repeated in numerous other counties, the BNA isn't the easiest to carry out searches, but if you try some keywords, like Carolyn suggests you might be lucky. Good Luck