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  • Kentucky (Propeller), U106036, 1914
    Kentucky (Propeller), U106036, 1914 TextNewspaper
        ex ALPHA
      ex ALPHA
  • Kentucky (Propeller), collision, 1 May 1857
    Kentucky (Propeller), collision, 1 May 1857 TextNewspaper
        Reason: collision Lives: nil
      Reason: collision Lives: nil
  • Kentucky (Propeller), U14044, aground, 1 Apr 1861
    Kentucky (Propeller), U14044, aground, 1 Apr 1861 TextNewspaper
        Reason: aground Lives: nil Hull damage: $1,000 Remarks: Got off
      Reason: aground Lives: nil Hull damage: $1,000 Remarks: Got off
  • Kentucky (Propeller), lost rudder, 1 Sep 1860
    Kentucky (Propeller), lost rudder, 1 Sep 1860 TextNewspaper
        Reason: lost rudder Lives: nil Hull damage: $750 Remarks: Repaired
      Reason: lost rudder Lives: nil Hull damage: $750 Remarks: Repaired
  • Kentucky (Propeller), U14044, 6 Oct 1867
    Kentucky (Propeller), U14044, 6 Oct 1867 TextNewspaper
        reduced to barge
      reduced to barge
  • The Southwest / The Ice
    The Southwest / The Ice NewspaperText
    Evening Courier & Republic (Buffalo, NY), 8 May 1867, p. 3, column 1, 4     [col. 1] THE "SOUTHWEST." -- This vessel, which struck a reef on the Canada shore and sunk, Saturday morning last, was got afloat at five o'clock yesterday afternoon, and towed to port by the tug O.
    Evening Courier & Republic (Buffalo, NY), 8 May 1867, p. 3, column 1, 4   [col. 1] THE "SOUTHWEST." -- This vessel, which struck a reef on …
  • Oswego Palladium (Oswego, NY), 16 Apr 1887
    Oswego Palladium (Oswego, NY), 16 Apr 1887 NewspaperText
        I dropped into the office of Captain John Van Alstyne the other day to see if I could pick up a story from some "old tar." You see the captain's office is the central resort for old lake captains whe
      I dropped into the office of Captain John Van Alstyne the other …
  • The Ice-Bound Fleet
    The Ice-Bound Fleet NewspaperText
    Evening Courier & Republic (Buffalo, NY), 7 May 1867     THE ICE-BOUND FLEET. -- Buffalo harbor is still firmly barricaded. Now and then a vessel more fortunate than the others happens to strike a channel through the ice and makes port, but each day adds t
    Evening Courier & Republic (Buffalo, NY), 7 May 1867   THE ICE-BOUND FLEET. -- Buffalo harbor is still firmly barricaded. Now and …
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