[DOC] [TLE] The First Newspapers in America - PaperAge [PAR] published in America, was printed by. Richard ... Benjamin Harris in Boston on ... 
sides and issued weekly. In the first issue of the News-Letter there was ... Mercury
, the first newspaper in. Pennsylvania and the third in the colonies. ... Dated 
December 22, 1719, the front page of the ... was the New York Gazette was found
-. [DOC] [TLE] Early American Newspapers, Series 1: Key Titles and Their ... [PAR] Oct 17, 2011 ... American Weekly Mercury (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) Founded in 1719 and 
the first newspaper in the Colonies to be published outside Boston, the Mercury 
was well known for its essays on political liberty. ... The City Gazette provides 
extensive coverage of the culture and history of Antebellum South... [DOC] [TLE] Part Four: The Press in Colonial America The first printing press in ... [PAR] The first printing press in North America was brought to Mexico City from Spain in 
... cover of an eight-page booklet printed by Pablos, the first headline created in 
the ... The first American newspaper was produced in Boston in September, 1690
. .... In 1719 in Pennsylvania (American Mercury Weekly, by Andrew Bradford). [DOC] [TLE] A Brief History of Early Publishing in Philadelphia | phindie [PAR] Apr 29, 2010 ... William Penn founded Philadelphia in 1682; within three years the nascent town 
... The American Weekly Mercury, the newspaper Andrew Bradford began in 
1719, was Philadelphia's first and the third in the colonies. ... and editor from 
Boston who established Philadelphia as the premier city for publishing. [DOC] [TLE] American Weekly Mercury (17191746) periodical - US education [PAR] The American Weekly Mercury was established in 1719 in Philadelphia by the ... 
Beginning with the first edition on December 22, 1719, the Weekly Mercury ... 
Mercury established a large list of subscribers in and around Philadelphia. ... of 
James Franklin (16971735) and his Boston newspaper, The New-England 
Courant. [DOC] [TLE] Back Issues - The New Yorker [PAR] Jan 26, 2009 ... Two months after that first Annapolis paper expired, a New York ... The end, 
apparently, really is near. ... In 1719, two more Colonial papers began printing: 
the Boston Gazette and, out of Philadelphia, the American Weekly Mercury. .... 
railed against it but found himself an anti-Federalist in a Federalist city. [DOC] [TLE] The Newspapers of Provincial America - American Antiquarian Society [PAR] Campbell, who in 1704 founded the first successful American. This was ... 
newspaper, the exceptionally long-lived Boston News-Letter. Eortu- ... Like all 
things 'colonial' or 'provincial,' the ... a static institution, at least after 1719, when 
John Campbell experi- ... Enghsh newspapers were being pubhshed outside of 
London.^. [DOC] [TLE] Colonial Newspaper Advertising: A Step toward Freedom of ... - JStor [PAR] ing, it is interesting to note that the first daily established in the United. States 
came ... As in England, the forerunner of newspapers in colonial America was the 
newsletter. ... appeared in the third weekly issue of The Boston News-Letter, and 
which .... Mercury appeared in Philadelphia on December 22, 1719, one day after
. [DOC] [TLE] History of Philadelphia - Wikipedia [PAR] The written history of Philadelphia begins on October 27, 1682, when the city was 
founded by ... Penn put together a colonial expedition and fleet, which set out for 
America in the middle of the following summer. ..... Philadelphia's first newspaper, 
Andrew Bradford's American Weekly Mercury, began publishing on December... [DOC] [TLE] 06CHAPTER-4.pdf [PAR] Mercury, the first issue of an unbroken and widely read 26 year series and only 
the third ... The last part of the colonial paper often contained the paid notices. ... 
the Pennsylvania Gazette devoted to advertisements increased from 22% to 64% 
..... The 1/28/28 issue of the American Weekly Mercury featured a letter signed by
... [DOC] [TLE] History of Newspapers - Mitchell Stephens - NYU [PAR] The first newspaper printed in England appeared in 1621. ... the handful of cities 
in

Question: The American Weekly Mercury, founded in this Penn. city in 1719, was the first colonial paper outside Boston
Answer: Philadelphia