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  • Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), June 7, 1899
        The ANDREWS (US#105224 and later C#122637) was one of the longest-lived wooden schooners in the history of lakes commerce, having been built by Bailey Bros. at Toledo in 1873 and not officially aband
      The ANDREWS (US#105224 and later C#122637) was one of the longest-lived wooden …
  • Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), June 8, 1905
        HE IGNORED SIGNALS EVEN SHOTS ACROSS THE BOW DIDN'T STOP FISHING TUG CAPTAIN IT WAS SUNK BY THE VIGILANT Canadian Cruiser Tried to Avoid a Collision, but Lorain Skipper's Fool-Hardiness Caused the Lo
      HE IGNORED SIGNALS EVEN SHOTS ACROSS THE BOW DIDN'T STOP FISHING TUG …
  • The Eau Claire Leader (Eau Claire, WI), Wed., 9 Aug 1911, page 1
  • Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), Dec. 7, 1900
        MARINE NOTES . . . The schooner Arthur is just now engaged on one of the shortest routes ever assigned to a lake vessel - the carrying of 500,000 bu of grain from Wabash elevator No. 4, Toledo, to th
      MARINE NOTES . . . The schooner Arthur is just now engaged …
  • Sandusky Daily Register (Sandusky, OH), Sat., 27 Dec 1890
        The steamer LAKETON, well known in this port, was recently burned and sunk at St. Clair. She valued at about $4,000 and was insured through the Davis & Wagenet agency in this city.
      The steamer LAKETON, well known in this port, was recently burned and …
  • New York Times, 4 Oct 1888, page 2
        THE DISASTERS ON THE LAKES Detroit, Mich., Oct. 3. -- A dispatch from Forestville, Mich., says: "The steam barge MATTAWAN of Montreal went ashore near Richmondville, about eight miles south of here,
      THE DISASTERS ON THE LAKES Detroit, Mich., Oct. 3. -- A dispatch …
  • Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), Wed., Oct. 7, 1891
        THE BARGE W. L. PECK FOUNDERS The propeller Oneida arrived here yesterday with the crew of the barge W. L. Peck, which foundered Monday morning off Ashtabula. Capt. G. W. Pardee, of the Oneida, made
      THE BARGE W. L. PECK FOUNDERS The propeller Oneida arrived here yesterday …
  • Detroit Post and Tribune (Detroit, MI), July 2, 1880
        RUBY was actually converted from the 135 t. sidewheeler to a 106 t. three-mast schooner and lived out her usefulness in the lumber trade until abandoned about 1894.
      RUBY was actually converted from the 135 t. sidewheeler to a 106 …
  • Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), Sep 23, 1896
        CLAIMS TO HAVE LOCATED THE CHICORA A spiritualist calling himself Prof. James Gustin, who has been at Benton Harbor several weeks, says the Chicora is in the lake ten miles out and 255 ½ (degrees) fr
      CLAIMS TO HAVE LOCATED THE CHICORA A spiritualist calling himself Prof. James …
  • Detroit Post and Tribune (Detroit, MI), Tues, Nov 9, 1880
        *Sand Beach is now Harbor Beach, Michigan **The prop H. LUELLA WORTHINGTON (US#95603) was a brand-new freighter of 149 ft. and 375 gt. The W. R. HANNA (US#26669) was a 23-year-old two-mast scow-schoo
      *Sand Beach is now Harbor Beach, Michigan **The prop H. LUELLA WORTHINGTON …
  • Ithaca Journal (Ithaca, NY), Wed., July 14, 1876
        NORTH FAIR HAVEN The Southern Central Railroad has its northern terminus at North Fair Haven, on Little Sodus Bay. here are two small villages, Fair Haven and North Fair haven, about one mile apart.
      NORTH FAIR HAVEN The Southern Central Railroad has its northern terminus at …
  • Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), Nov. 17, 1901
        NOTICE TO MARINERS Racine (Root River) Light Station - Notice is hereby given that, on or about November 23, 1901, the fourth-order fixed white light, shown from the square tower attached to the bric
      NOTICE TO MARINERS Racine (Root River) Light Station - Notice is hereby …
  • Syracuse Daily Star (Syracuse, NY), Wed., May 5, 1847
        Detention of Canal Boats - The cost of an Oversight. At three o'clock yesterday, upwards of 250 canal boas, bound east and west, were detained on the Canal a little east of this village, in consequen
      Detention of Canal Boats - The cost of an Oversight. At three …
  • Chicago Democrat (Chicago, IL), 12 October 1836
        Further particulars of the late gale. The Michigan City Gazette says: "The Schooner Sea Serpent parted her cable, and ran ashore where she now lies high and almost dry on the sand. She grounded about
      Further particulars of the late gale. The Michigan City Gazette says: "The …
  • St. Joseph Saturday Herald (St. Joseph, MI), 5 September 1914, page 1
        The City of Chicago was completely gutted, but Graham & Morton rebuilt her and renamed her the City of St. Joseph
      The City of Chicago was completely gutted, but Graham & Morton rebuilt …
  • St. Joseph Herald (St. Joseph, MI), Sat., 12 Sept. 1868
        Terrible Disaster! The Propeller Hippocampus Lost! Great Loss of Life! The news of the calamity which has fallen upon this community by the loss of the Hippocampus and the consquent loss of life is a
      Terrible Disaster! The Propeller Hippocampus Lost! Great Loss of Life! The news …
  • Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), 15 December 1860
        FOUR BODIES OF THE CREW OF THE HURRICANE.- Yesterday word was received in this city from St. Joseph, Michigan, that some dead bodies of the crew of the schooner Hurricane, which was lost in the dread
      FOUR BODIES OF THE CREW OF THE HURRICANE.- Yesterday word was received …
  • Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), 15 December 1860
        Vessels laid up at Detroit - The following is a correct list of all the steamers and vessels laid up at this port for the winter: Steamers - Ocean, May Queen, Illinois, Ruby, Columbia, Forest Queen,
      Vessels laid up at Detroit - The following is a correct list …
  • Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), 15 December 1860
        FROM THE PROPELLER JERSEY CITY. - We learn that the life-boat of the ill-fated propeller Jersey City wrecked on the Canada shore, has been found. It came ashore on this side of the lake, a short dist
      FROM THE PROPELLER JERSEY CITY. - We learn that the life-boat of …
  • St. Joseph Saturday Herald (St. Joseph, MI), 20 September 1902
        One of the worst storms of the season raged on Lake Michigan, Thursday, and vessels caught out were much battered by wind and waves. In several instances lives were in peril and the Life-saving crews
      One of the worst storms of the season raged on Lake Michigan, …
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Early Lake Michigan area newspapers