Maritime History of the Great Lakes

I. W. Nicholas (Propeller), U100589, 1 Aug 1894

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The launch of the steel steamer I. W. NICHOLAS at the Cleveland Ship Building Company, Saturday, was distinguished by the presence of a venerable old lady, whose life has been closely associated with the advancement of lake commerce. Mrs. Minch, seventy-six years of age and widow of Philip Minch, who was the father of Peter Minch and grandfather of the managing owner of the Nicholas, witnessed the launch of a steel steamer that will carry a cargo five times as large as that of the largest lake craft at the time when her husband first became interested in a very modest way in lake floating property.
      The marine Review
      August 16, 1894
     


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launch, Cleveland
Date of Original
1894
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McN.E.10189
Language of Item
English
Donor
William R. McNeil
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I. W. Nicholas (Propeller), U100589, 1 Aug 1894