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  • Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 19 Oct 1899
    Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 19 Oct 1899 Newspaper
        Items of Interest. The American Ship Building Co. (consolidated ship yards of the great lakes) has just paid another quarterly dividend of 1 ¾ per cent on preferred stock.
      Items of Interest. The American Ship Building Co. (consolidated ship yards of …
  • Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 16 Nov 1899
    Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 16 Nov 1899 Newspaper
        The fire board of the city of Buffalo opened bids a few days ago for the construction of a new fireboat. The bids received were as follows: American Ship Building Co., Cleveland, $115,000; Chicago Sh
      The fire board of the city of Buffalo opened bids a few …
  • Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 16 Nov 1899
    Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 16 Nov 1899 Newspaper
        Johnston Bros. of Ferrysburg, Mich., are said to have secured a contract from the Arnold Transportation Co. of Mackinaw, Mich., for the construction of a passenger steamer of 175 feet length. The ves
      Johnston Bros. of Ferrysburg, Mich., are said to have secured a contract …
  • Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 23 Nov 1899, p. 27
    Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 23 Nov 1899, p. 27 Newspaper
        News of the Ship Yards. The Barnett-Record Co. has completed the excavation for the new dry dock to be constructed at the plant of the Superior Ship Building Co., West Superior, Wis. Excavation work
      News of the Ship Yards. The Barnett-Record Co. has completed the excavation …
  • Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 21 Dec 1899
    Marine Review (Cleveland, OH), 21 Dec 1899 Newspaper
        Items of General Interest. What might have proved a very serious conflagration occurred at the Wyandotte yard of the Detroit Ship Building Co., a few days ago. The fire spread from the engine house o
      Items of General Interest. What might have proved a very serious conflagration …
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