Maritime History of the Great Lakes

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  • The Real Facts of the Sharples' Wreck
    The Real Facts of the Sharples' Wreck TextNewspaper
    Jefferson County Journal (Adams, NY), 3 May 1911     The John Sharples is a large iron freighter, owned by a Duluth company. In the early part of December she left Chicago for Ogdensburg, loaded with 78,000 bushels of corn. She was seen to pass Olcott light, and Capt. Garant, who is light-keeper there, remarked, "If she gets into the ...
    Jefferson County Journal (Adams, NY), 3 May 1911   The John Sharples is a large iron freighter, owned by a Duluth ...
  • Ceylon (Barge), aground, 25 Oct 1913
    Ceylon (Barge), aground, 25 Oct 1913 TextNewspaper
        Reason: aground Lives: nil Remarks: ? ...
      Reason: aground Lives: nil Remarks: ? ...
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