Paraguay History
Paraguay’s press, 1845–1904: every surviving newspaper, many the only known copy. Presented at Paraguay’s Ministry of Education in August 2026.
106,393 pages51 newspapers290.6M words
Newspapers, books, letters, case files, business records, audio and more. Turn hard-to-search material into information people can search, cite and use.
106,393 pages of Paraguay’s 1845–1904 press, presented with the Ministry of Education30,886 pages of Coral Gables newspapers, 1941–1977 · 6,825 searchable today
For archives, libraries, governments, universities, law firms and companies. Below: a replay of real results, not live AI.
Any source materialpick one to play it
Useful outputspick one to see it
Both are public. Open them and search them yourself.
Paraguay’s press, 1845–1904: every surviving newspaper, many the only known copy. Presented at Paraguay’s Ministry of Education in August 2026.
106,393 pages51 newspapers290.6M words
Five Coral Gables weeklies, 1941–1977. Search a family name, a street, or what a picture shows, and open the original page.
30,886 pages1,610 issues1941–19776,825 searchable today
Homepage screenshots captured October 2026; Paraguay History shown in its English view.
Five real sources. Drag across a page, or play a recording, and see what comes out. The same steps work on case files, ledgers and board minutes.

I built paraguayhistory.net and coralgableshistory.net, and I do the work myself. 305 Agentic is my practice in Miami.
LinkedIn ↗My article: Teaching AI to read 19th-century Paraguayan newspapers ↗
“I thank former Ambassador James Cason and his family for the invaluable project. This technology-driven historical archive will reach our schools as an innovative tool for students to explore our past interactively.”
Coverage of the Paraguay archive’s launch in August 2026 and the people behind it. Headlines translated into English.
Listed as coverage, not endorsement. The reprint is marked and not counted separately.
Start with the material and the result you need. No prototype required.
What you hold, roughly how much, and what you want to find in it.
A few pages, a reel or a recording: what search could find, what’s hard, what it would take.
Searchable collection, documents, data files or media, with review standards and scope agreed.
Every page captured, read and indexed, each with a stable ID and links back to its source.
Eight short answers. Anything else, ask in the form below.
Most, yes. Sharp, undamaged pages read best; faded or torn ones less so. I test a few of your pages first, and anything unreadable is marked, never guessed.
Yes. The 1867 letter above is one. Clear handwriting reads well; faded ink and crossed-out words are flagged for a person to check, and the original image stays one click away.
Spanish, Portuguese and English, including old spelling. Ask about others. I keep the original text and any translation separate and linked.
Yes. Speech becomes timed text you can search and jump to, and I can add what is on screen. Sound quality decides how much review is needed.
What you need: a searchable collection, Word documents, transcripts, spreadsheet or data files (CSV, JSON, XML), or material for a book, podcast or documentary, plus your original page images, each with a stable ID. We agree it before I start.
It depends on the number of pages or hours, their condition and what you want out. I look at a sample first and then give you a clear quote.
You keep your rights in your material. I can sign an NDA before any files are shared, process everything on your own machines or cloud account, keep it in your country, and delete every copy when the work is delivered or whenever you ask. Please don’t send sensitive files through this page.
No. Everything here is real output saved from my two archives, shown as a replay. Nothing you do here calls an AI service or sends your data anywhere.
Describe the material and what you’d like to do with it. I’ll tell you what search could find in it.
Business records and case files too. I can sign an NDA before any files are shared, work on your own machines or cloud account, keep the data in your country, and delete every copy when the work is delivered.