Maritime History of the Great Lakes

United Lumberman (Propeller), 19 Oct 1910

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      The stm. UNITED LUMBERMAN, owned by the Modern Transit Co. of Port Colborne, Ont., is being rebuilt at Mackenzies lumber docks at Tonawanda. The boat was badly damaged by fire in the Niagara River several years (sic) ago. The machinery in the steamer has been removed.
      Buffalo Morning Express
      October 19, 1910 3-5

      Tonawanda, Dec. 1 - The stm. UNITED LUMBERMAN and barges JEANETTE and H.M. STANLEY owned by the Modern Transit Co. of Toronto, will be towed from Mackenzie lumber dock here to Port Colborne, where they will go into winter quarters.
      The UNITED LUMBERMAN was damaged by fire here 2 months ago. She will be rebuilt in Canada this winter and will be ready for the 1911 navigation season.
      Buffalo Morning Express
      December 2, 1910 2-5


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Newspaper
Item Type
Clippings
Notes
repaired
Date of Original
1910
Subject(s)
Local identifier
McN.E.6256
Language of Item
English
Donor
William R. McNeil
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United Lumberman (Propeller), 19 Oct 1910