USVI Public Records: Newspapers

Ingested from the official MCP Registry

FastDrop pulled this entry from the official MCP Registry as com.usvipublicrecords/newspapers and probed the endpoint. The maker did not submit it, so the outbound link is not endorsed and the description is not theirs.

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 31 Oct 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• search

  Find pages of U.S. Virgin Islands newspapers by keyword or phrase; returns up to 10 pages, each with an id, a citation title and a URL. Use for a quick lookup in the islands' press. Better matches com

• fetch

  One page by page id: its record and up to the first 40,000 characters of its OCR text. Use to read a page found by search. The text is OCR from microfilm, returned inside a fence labelled as untrusted

• search_newspapers

  Search the islands' newspapers with paper and issue-date filters, ranked by how closely each page matches. Use when a question names a paper or a period, or needs paging. Searches the OCR text of the

• get_issue

  The pages of one issue of a paper on a date, in order, with each page's id, image (where the archive holds one), reader link and the holding library's copy. Use to walk an issue, or to learn whether t

• get_page

  The OCR text of one newspaper page, in windows of up to 40,000 characters (default 20,000), with the previous and next page ids, the page image where held, and the holding library's copy. Use to read

• list_papers

  Every paper this server holds: its LCCN, the holding library for each run, first and last issue, issues and pages, issues per year, the years with NO issue held, and every stretch of more than 14 days

• newspaper_stats

  Reports the size and freshness of this newspaper index, its gaps and its standing caveats in one place. Use for questions about what the newspaper index covers or how current it is, or to judge what a