Horace A. Tuttle (Propeller), U95908, aground, 27 Oct 1898

Chicago, Oct. 27 - The Lake Michigan outbreak of Tuesday night in point of ruin ranks with the wildest spree in which turbulent old carouser has been indulged. The following have been reported this morning.
      Stmr. REPUBLIC, ashore near Alpena.
      Stmr. H.A. TUTTLE ashore and total loss at Michigan City.
      Rochester Union & Advertiser
      October 27, 1898

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      Steamer HORACE A. TUTTLE wrecked off harbor piers at Michiagn City with a cargo of corn, vessel breaking up.
      Toronto Globe
      October 28, 1898

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      Stmr. H.A. TUTTLE, ashore and total loss at Michigan City; insurance value $72,000; cargo of corn $76,000.
      Duluth News Tribune
      December 26, 1898 (Casualty List)




The wreck of the steamer H.A. TUTTLE has been removed from the harbor entrance at Michigan City.
      Marine Review
      May 18, 1899
     



E.G. Crosby & Co. Muskegon, Mich., advertise for sale elsewhere in this issue machinery from the wrecked steamers ST. LAWRENCE and H.A. TUTTLE, consisting of engines, boilers, steam steering engines,
      The Marine Review
      June 15, 1899



E.G. Crosby & Co. of Muskegon, Mich., offer machinery from the wrecked steamers ST. LAWRENCE and H.A. TUTTLE, consisting of engines. boilers, steam steering engines, steam windlasses etc.
      The Marine Review
      August 17, 1899



For Sale - Machinery from wrecked steamers ST. LAWRENCE and H.A. TUTTLE, consisting of engines, boilers, steam steering engines. steam windlasses, etc. For particulars inquire of E.G. CROSBY & Co., Muskegon, Mich.
      The Marine Review
      January 25, 1900
     
     
Steam screw HORACE A. TUTTLE. U. S. No. 95908. Of 1585 gross tons; 1354 tons net. Built Cleveland, Ohio 1887. Home port, Cleveland, Ohio. 250.0 x 38.8 x 20.0
      Merchant Vessel List, U. S., 1898