Terms Of The Quincy Whig Advertising Rates
The Quincy Whig lists advertising terms with annual rates two dollars, monthly and quarterly options, and one year, with charges for professional cards and city locations in Philadelphia New York Baltimore and Boston. It notes payment requirements and authorized agents for insertion and agency work. It includes poems and a sermon-like verse about paying printers, touching on baby woes and a Daguerreotype caption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheanutts
Philadelphia
City Hall
New York
O Ke Cor
Baltimore
Calvert Ate
State Street
Hoston
Doston Star
Aila
Sally
Parle
Benjaimin
Ald. Summers
FE. Moore
Wm. B. Powers
Wm. ‘B. Powers
H. H. Snow
Capture of a Whale A Nantucket Victory in Bay Chase
A vivid account recalls Captain Seth Coleman and the Nantucket crew racing in Grampus to harpoon and kill a right whale in Cape Cod bay. The scene pits American, English, Dutch, Danish rivals in a high stakes contest with daring maneuvers, broken oars, and a dramatic final harpoon that ends the chase and crowns Nantucket’s skill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Cod
Seth Coleman
Nantucket
Miriam Coffin
Joseph C. Hart
Bay of Warwick
Africa
Arampes
N. Y. Globe
Seth
Roy Hopes
Macy
Sweede
Spain
Dunder
Blirem
Old England
Shocking Murder in Jersey City by the Mails
A traveling salesman named F M Spencer, age 28, formerly of Oteego, was arrested in Jersey City for wounding his wife with a pistol after a confrontation with officers. The victim, 24, died within minutes. Jealousy and perceived lack of support cited as motives. Spencer’s trial set for Thursday. counsel David Graham engaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Spencer
Oteego
Menis
Jersey City
Savige
Spencer
Columbus
Ohio
Dobbin
David Graham Esq
P. Spencer
Capt
Mackenzie
Somers
N. Y
Tribune
Polk
Pillow
Columbia Observer
Memphis Enquirer
Maury
Athesia
Gov. Carroll
Ape Tocsia
Florida
Carroll
Gov. C
Yellow Court House
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Chronicle
S ‘Theatre
Cook
People’s Theatre
Jack
Reeve
Smith
Lewis
Foster
Bertha Lewis
People’s
National Theatres
Tremendous speech at Wolf Hollow by Corporal Sykes
A crowded gathering at Wolf Hollow heard Corporal Job Sykes, known as Tiger Sykes, deliver a forceful campaign speech for constable amid strong anti Oregon sentiment. He railed against tax increases and warned against compromising with what he called the natural enemy while invoking historic battles and frontier patriotism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Sykes
Mississippi City
Allen
Cass
Hoonegan
Spearer
Senate
Hollow
Corporal Sykes
Wolf-Hollow
Job Sykes
Tiger
Constable
Wolfs Hollar
Aoe
Burg
Shunk
Beat Constabil Agin
Jim Burbick
Texas
United States
Office of Justice of the Peace
Agin
Sam
Bunker's Hill
Gen-til-min
Land of Liberty
Gentimin
New Orleans
Britain
Hum
Queen
Lem
Oreegon
Ray Thur Reckin
Vic
Gallar Flowers of
Queen Vic
Fellur Citizins
Constabil
Fellura
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V. B. Palmer, Esq
Pati
the Mails
Dve
Unc
Hale
Can
G. Lester
King B. Scott
R Clinton Reunty
Gregson
Springfield Republican
Mr. Evans
P. Fras
Pacific
the Gulf
J. Woed
H. H
Musser
Algeria
Mutton
Johagon
McClintock
Lyrsalarya
Alderme
Summers
J. Wilde
Kennard
KE. Miller
W. F. Brawley
A. Duncke
R. Francis
Wooda & Flags
Fleish
T. Simm
J. Lowrey
H. Lock
A. Bogunsheeta
C. G. Dickbut
Ward
W. B
Mra
J-Welch
M. Murray
2Nd Ward
B. Groninger
A. Konantz
Pease
D. Casey
J. Ghanaben
W. L. Catherwood
Jur
Ima
Joel Rice
Guy
D. Hauser & Co
Tandy & Sawyer
S. W. Kennard
Hesber
Ballance
J. & Emerson
Henry Hoot
Henry Root
George Armour
Martin Turner
Olive Street
Broadway
Spring Street
1St Ward
J. B. Schwindler
Vermont Street
7Th
Ieter
the Tribune
Albany Fonblanque
London Examiner
France
Duke of
Clarence
Pusch
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Delaware
Ellation
Falmouth
John Adams
Salemselippi
Prisceton
Legares Ry
Es Cutler McLaney
Woodbury
van Buren
U. Ss. Razee Independence
Savannah
A & Ve
Sluap
Levant
Erie
Lexington
B. Shubrick
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