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  • St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), August 11, 1842
        Iron Steamer - An iron steamer, for the use of the Royal Navy, on Lake Ontario, has lately arrived out from home. It came, of course, in pieces, but the government having sent out competent persons,
      Iron Steamer - An iron steamer, for the use of the Royal …
  • Detroit Tribune (Detroit, MI), 15 Jun, 1876
        ICE AT DULUTH. - A telegram from St. Paul dated the 13th inst. says: It is reported to-day that the ice which has continued to occupy the west end of Lake Superior has at last moved out so as to affo
      ICE AT DULUTH. - A telegram from St. Paul dated the 13th …
  • Cleveland Weekly Herald (Cleveland, OH), Tuesday, May 14, 1822
        Gale On Lake Ontario --Letters from Sackett's harbor, of the 16th. inst. state that a violent gale was experienced there on that day. The schooner ARIADNE, Capt. Reed, the best vessel of her size on
      Gale On Lake Ontario --Letters from Sackett's harbor, of the 16th. inst. …
  • Buffalo Patriot (Buffalo, NY), May 7, 1822
        STORM ON LAKE ONTARIO. --A severe gale was felt on Lake Ontario on the 15th. ult. in which three vessels were wrecked, and three persons drowned. One of the vessels was the Schooner ARIADNE, owned by
      STORM ON LAKE ONTARIO. --A severe gale was felt on Lake Ontario …
  • Oswego County Whig (Oswego, NY), Wed., Jan. 31,1838
        MOUTH OF SALMON RIVER - AND PULASKI Extracts from the report of the superintendent relative to the improvement of the harbor at the mouth of Salmon River, accompanying the report of the Secretary of
      MOUTH OF SALMON RIVER - AND PULASKI Extracts from the report of …
  • Cleveland Weekly Herald (Cleveland, OH), Friday, June 15, 1827, page 3
  • Ontario Repository (Canandaigua, NY), Tuesday, June 22, 1813
        Bad News from Lake Ontario! The naval force of the enemy, on lake Ontario, are cruising from Niagara, down the American side of the lake, for the purpose, it would seem, of sweeping the coast, in whi
      Bad News from Lake Ontario! The naval force of the enemy, on …
  • Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), Sep. 7, 1900
        *scuttled there in 1820 **1876 newspaper accounts say the hulk was displayed in a special building for the Fair, then cut into souvenirs afterwards. I've been unable to confirm this. http://www.brign
      *scuttled there in 1820 **1876 newspaper accounts say the hulk was displayed …
  • St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), June 20, 1838
        Steam Boat Burned - The new steam boat Washington, of Ashtabula, bound from Detroit to Buffalo, took fire about 3 o'clock on the morning of the 16th inst., when about 3 miles above Silver Creek, and
      Steam Boat Burned - The new steam boat Washington, of Ashtabula, bound …
  • St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), June 28, 1838
        The Erie Observer publishes a statement of Capt. Dobbins, of the schr. N. Biddle, detailing the particulars of an attempt to burn his vessel at Dunnville, on the Grand River, U.C.,, on the night of J
      The Erie Observer publishes a statement of Capt. Dobbins, of the schr. …
  • St. Catharines Journal (St. Catharines, ON), July 5, 1838
        Another Pirate Expedition? - The steam boat General Macomb was stolen from a wharf at Detroit, within a day or two, by the pirates who have for a long time infested that place, and are supposed to ha
      Another Pirate Expedition? - The steam boat General Macomb was stolen from …
  • Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), Oct. 19, 1877
        A black fireman was perhaps a little unusual. A list I am assembling of people who died on the lakes contains at present over 4,000 persons, of which only 58 are specifically identified as being blac
      A black fireman was perhaps a little unusual. A list I am …
  • Michigan City News (Michigan City, IN), Wed., 16 Nov. 1898
        SCHOONER BEACHED. Lena Neilson's Thrilling Experience In The Storm Nearly Wrecked at St. Joseph, the Vessel Goes Ashore Near Lakeside - Crew Rescued Amid Great Perils by Life Saving Crew. The schoone
      SCHOONER BEACHED. Lena Neilson's Thrilling Experience In The Storm Nearly Wrecked at …
  • Detroit Post and Tribune (Detroit, MI), 20 Oct, 1877
        The MADEIRA was out of Oswego, built there in 1871 by Geo. Goble, and was 137 feet keel and 322 gt. She was US#90321. The tug OSWEGO finally came from Detroit to rescue her, but it was too late and s
      The MADEIRA was out of Oswego, built there in 1871 by Geo. …
  • Buffalo Daily Gazette (Buffalo, NY), May 1, 1843
        LAUNCH OF THE STEAM PROPELLER HERCULES. - This boat belonging to the Messrs. Hollister, was launched from the ship yard of Carrick & Bidwell, on Saturday afternoon about half past four. She went off
      LAUNCH OF THE STEAM PROPELLER HERCULES. - This boat belonging to the …
  • Daily National Pilot (Buffalo, NY), Sat. Morning, April 18, 1846
        The propeller HERCULES, after undergoing many useful repairs, is again at her old berth loading for the upper lakes. Capt. F. Wheeler has command, of course. She sails to-morrow morning.
      The propeller HERCULES, after undergoing many useful repairs, is again at her …
  • Buffalo Daily Republic (Buffalo, NY), Wednesday, November 2, 1853
        THE PROPELLER HERCULES. - This propeller met with an accident by starting a leak near her shaft. She went into Amherstburgh, from whence she will come up to Detroit, says the Advertiser, to go into d
      THE PROPELLER HERCULES. - This propeller met with an accident by starting …
  • Cleveland Daily Herald (Cleveland, OH), Tuesday October 1, 1839, page 3
        Column 1 The Schooner NEW YORK of Oswego went ashore and became a total wreck with the loss of 6 men September 15, 1839 near the abode of John Rose, Esq. Marysburg, Prince Edward County, ( the hull o
      Column 1 The Schooner NEW YORK of Oswego went ashore and became …
  • Buffalo Daily Gazette (Buffalo, NY), May 5, 1843
        Part of long article.
      Part of long article.
  • Cleveland Weekly Herald (Cleveland, OH), Wednesday, September 22, 1847
        About 12 o'clock on Sunday night last, as the Propeller POCAHONTAS was coming down the lake, about 30 miles above the mouth of the Welland Canal, she was run into by the Propeller RACINE, and receive
      About 12 o'clock on Sunday night last, as the Propeller POCAHONTAS was …
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Early Cleveland newspapers