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  • Montague Observer, 24 Sep 1891, p. 1, column 5
        The 18 and 36 by 30 fore and aft compound marine engine that the Montague Iron Works built for Capt. Chas. Gnewuch and Edward Buckley of Manistee, Mich., for their new boat being built at Manitowoc,
      The 18 and 36 by 30 fore and aft compound marine engine …
  • Montague Observer, 11 Jun 1891, p. 1, column 3
        Wilson & Hendrie have closed a contract with Capt. Charles Gnewuch and Edward Buckley, Manistee, Mich., for a fore and aft compound marine engine, 18 and 36 inch cylinder, by 30 inch stroke to be ere
      Wilson & Hendrie have closed a contract with Capt. Charles Gnewuch and …
  • Montague Observer, 28 Apr 1892, p. 5
        The steamer Edward Buckley cleared from Chicago for Manistee, took on 400,000 feet of lumber and returned to Chicago in 46 hours and 45 minutes.-- Detroit Evening News. This is the steamer that the M
      The steamer Edward Buckley cleared from Chicago for Manistee, took on 400,000 …
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