The Daily British Whig was a Kingston-based newspaper that played a significant role in reporting local and regional news in Ontario during the late 19th century. I
November 28 and 29, 1890 editions covered the Polly M. Rogers wreck and the subsequent salvage efforts by the Kingston Wrecking Company. The reports detailed the challenges faced during the salvage operation, including severe damage to the ship and the decision to dismantle the wreck. These articles provide valuable historical context on the maritime industries in Kingston and the surrounding area during that time.