Maritime History of the Great Lakes

City of Montreal (Propeller), C117073, 1 May 1905

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The old Anchor Line steamer CHINA, which was sold to Montreal people, refitted throughout and renamed CITY OF MONTREAL, passed up through the Welland Canal yesterday on her first trip of the season. She will trade between Montreal and Lake Erie ports.
      Buffalo Evening News
      June 28, 1905

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      The steamer CHINA of the Anchor line departed this morning for Toronto in charge of the tug MASON, which will tow her to Port Colborne. The Merchants Montreal line has bought her. On arrival at Toronto she will put in new boilers, compound her engines and be remodelled and refitted, coming out, it is expected, about the first of June as the CITY OF MONTREAL. She will ply between Montreal, Cleveland, Detroit, Toledo and Windsor, in connection with other boats owned by that company.
      Buffalo Evening News
      May 1, 1905



Steam screw CHINA. U. S. No. 5972. Of 1,239.26. Home port, Erie, Pa.
      Merchant Steam Vessels, U. S., 1871
     
NOTE:- became C117073


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Newspaper
Item Type
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ex CHINA
Date of Original
1905
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Local identifier
McN.E.6565
Language of Item
English
Donor
William R. McNeil
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City of Montreal (Propeller), C117073, 1 May 1905