Indianapolis World

The Indianapolis World, originally the Indianapolis Colored World, was a newspaper in Indianapolis, Indiana. The Library of Congress has an edition of the paper. Several universities also have it in their archives.
History.
It debuted as the "Indianapolis Colored World" in 1884, during the era when the "Indianapolis Leader" (established in 1879) and "Indianapolis Freeman", (established in 1884) were also being published for the African American community. Edward C. Cooper published the illustrated editions of the "Freeman" beginning in 1888.
Gertrude Bustill Mossell worked at the paper in 1891 and 1892. John C. Baskett edited the paper.