Maritime History of the Great Lakes

Baltic (Steamboat), 1 Apr 1848

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MARINE INTELLIGENCE -- The steamer BALTIC is having new boilers made and an entire new engine from the works of J.D. Shepard & Co., Buffalo, of 600 horse power.
      Buffalo Express
      January 13, 1848


The Express of this morning says: "It gives us pleasure to state that Captain L.H. Cotton, one of the best commanders on the lakes, is to have charge of the steamer BALTIC the coming season.
      The BALTIC is having new boilers put in, and her machinery improved, which will increase her speed and make her one of the 'No. 1' boats.
      Buffalo Republic
      Saturday, January 15, 1848

     
      THE BACTIC. - This supurb boat, having been provided with a new and more powerful engine, and having undergone a general rejuvenation, takes her departure tomorrow for Chicago. Under the command of Capt. Cotton, a thorough seaman, and a gentleman most favorably known to those who are accustomed to traverse our great lakes, she will undoubtedly add to the reputation he acquire last year, and be known as among the swiftest steamers afloat.
      Buffalo Daily Courier
      Tuesday, April 11, 1848

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new engine &c.
Date of Original
1848
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McN.E.911
Language of Item
English
Donor
William R. McNeil
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Baltic (Steamboat), 1 Apr 1848