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  • The Dixon Burned
    The Dixon Burned NewspaperText
    Evening News (Sault Sainte Marie, MI), 20 Aug 1903     THE DIXON BURNED HIRAM R. DIXON BURNED TO WATER'S EDGE TUESDAY NIGHT WAS TIED UP AT DOCK AT MICHIPICOTEN CAPTAIN GANLEY AND CREW ESCAPED BUT LOST CLOTHING Fire Broke Out in the Engine Room and Spread
    Evening News (Sault Sainte Marie, MI), 20 Aug 1903   THE DIXON BURNED HIRAM R. DIXON BURNED TO WATER'S EDGE TUESDAY NIGHT …
  • History of the Old Maine
    History of the Old Maine NewspaperText
    Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), 19 Apr 1898, p. 6     History of the Old Maine The old Steamer Maine, recently burned at tonawanda, was one of the second instalment of the famous old Ogdensburg Transportation Co.'s fleet, the building of which ruined th
    Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), 19 Apr 1898, p. 6   History of the Old Maine The old Steamer Maine, recently burned at …
  • Steamer L. C. HANNA taking off the Crew of the Burning steamer CLARION
    Steamer L. C. HANNA taking off the Crew of the Burning steamer CLARION Image
        Image featured in article "Notable Rescues on Lake Vessels," Marine Review, January 1910, pp. 29-32.
      Image featured in article "Notable Rescues on Lake Vessels," Marine Review, January …
  • The Lake Michigan Disaster -- Burning of the Steamer SEA BIRD
    The Lake Michigan Disaster -- Burning of the Steamer SEA BIRD Image
        Woodcut engraving of the burning of the steamboat SEA BIRD in Lake Michigan on 9 April 1868 to accompany a story in Harper's Illustrated Weekly.
      Woodcut engraving of the burning of the steamboat SEA BIRD in Lake …
  • The Grand Haven Rig: Schooner Days CXXVII (127)
    The Grand Haven Rig: Schooner Days CXXVII (127) NewspaperText
    Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 24 Feb 1934     The Grand Haven Rig Schooner Days CXXVII (127) THERE was one rig we evolved on the lakes, which like the esteemed mule, had neither ancestry to boast of nor posterity to encourage. This was generally
    Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 24 Feb 1934   The Grand Haven Rig Schooner Days CXXVII (127) THERE was one rig …

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