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  • A Schooner Goes Down
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    Manistee Times Sentinel, 7 Oct 1887     A Schooner Goes Down The Schooner Scarth sank in 40 fathoms of water the crew reach this port in a yawl boat. The schooner Jesse Scarth, a 360 tons burden, and laden with 23,000 bushels of corn, sank Tuesday evening about twelve miles north of this port, in 40 fathoms ...
    Manistee Times Sentinel, 7 Oct 1887   A Schooner Goes Down The Schooner Scarth sank in 40 fathoms of ...
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