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  • Wayne Democratic Press (Lyons, NY), 25 Aug 1858
    Wayne Democratic Press (Lyons, NY), 25 Aug 1858 NewspaperText
        "We believe the first substantial experiment of a canal steamboat in this State was made in 1823, by William Avery and Hiram Scoville of Onondaga county. Their boat had a screw wheel in the stern, and they ran it from Manlius to Palmyra and back. The experiment gave tolerable satisfaction, ...
      "We believe the first substantial experiment of a canal steamboat in this ...
  • Wayne Democratic Press (Lyons, NY), Sept. 10,1873
    Wayne Democratic Press (Lyons, NY), Sept. 10,1873 TextNewspaper
        The schooner "Isabel," bound from Oswego to Toronto with a load of coal, sunk about eight miles off Sodus Point, on Tuesday last. The crew got off in a yawl and reached Sodus Point about 8 o'clock in the evening. The schooner was an old one , and so sudden ...
      The schooner "Isabel," bound from Oswego to Toronto with a load of ...
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