Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), February 1917, Advertising, p. 22

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The American Ship Building Company CLEVELAND, OHIO M. E. FARR, President J. E. DAVIDSON, Ist Vice-Pres. O. J. FISH, 2nd Vice-Pres., Secy-Treas. A. G. SMITH, Gen. Manager Steamer D. M. Clemson, 600-feet over all; 60 foot beam; 12,000 tons capacity. Built at Lorain Yard. soKa® wie Be Steamer Johan Mielde, 261 feet over all, 43-6 beam, 3200-ton dead weight. Built at Cleveland yard. We also furnish and install all kinds of marine and stationary engines boilers, windlasses and auxiliary machinery. Complete shipyards at Cleveland and Lorain. Ohi : : 10. Also operatin three dry docks at Cleveland and two at Lorain, with heproved wae equipment for the repairing of ships.

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