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- Groups: Evening Press
- Groups: Early Lake Michigan area newspapers
- Year: 1875
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- Ahnapee Record (Algoma, WI), Thursday, 14 Oct 1875, page 8
Column 2 Column 2Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Ahnapee Record (Algoma, WI), Thursday, 21 Oct 1875, page 8 Column 1 Column 1Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Ahnapee Record (Algoma, WI), Thursday, 18 Nov. 1875, page 8 Column 1 Column 1Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Detroit Tribune (Detroit, MI), 3 May, 1875 THE SCHOONER PAMLICO. - The schooner Pamlico, which left Chicago last summer with a cargo of corn for Queenstown, Ireland, and which almost foundered while attempting a return trip last fall, has been rebuilt in England and is now on her way back to the lakes. Mr. Prindiville, her ... THE SCHOONER PAMLICO. - The schooner Pamlico, which left Chicago last summer with a cargo of corn for Queenstown, Ireland, and which almost foundered while attempting a return trip last …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Detroit Tribune (Detroit, MI), 4 Aug, 1875 THE PAMLICO. - The schooner Pamilco is out over fifty days, and still nothing has been heard from her. It is feared that she has again met with disaster, having been compelled twice before to return to England for repairs. If nothing is heard from her during this week, she … THE PAMLICO. - The schooner Pamilco is out over fifty days, and still nothing has been heard from her. It is feared that she has again met with disaster, having …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Detroit Tribune (Detroit, MI), 20 Sep, 1875 A large number of people yesterday visited the Pamilico, which arrived from Europe Thursday night. The cargo is still under seal, awaiting the disposition of the Custom house authorities. She is almost entirely unfitted for lake navigation with her present outfit, and it is the intention of ... A large number of people yesterday visited the Pamilico, which arrived from Europe Thursday night. The cargo is still under seal, awaiting the disposition of the Custom house authorities. She …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Detroit Tribune (Detroit, MI), 13 Nov, 1875 *Accident referred to probably actually 1845 *Accident referred to probably actually 1845Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Detroit Tribune (Detroit, MI), 4 Aug., 1875 *Sam Ward *Sam WardMaritime History of the Great Lakes
- Thunder Bay Sentinel (Thunder Bay, ON), August 19, 1875, page 1 The Chicora [From the Acadian Recorder, May 3, '70] The steamer Chicora , now owned by the Messrs. Milloy of Toronto and chartered to convey the Red River Expedition from Collingwood to Fort William, was built on the Clyde for the "Bee" Line ... The Chicora [From the Acadian Recorder, May 3, '70] The steamer Chicora , now owned by the Messrs. Milloy of Toronto and chartered to convey the Red River Expedition from …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Detroit Tribune (Detroit, MI), Fri., 6 Aug, 1875 *US#75608 At 328 gt, she was one of the largest wooden tugs ever built on the lakes. *US#75608 At 328 gt, she was one of the largest wooden tugs ever built on the lakes.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Detroit Tribune (Detroit, MI), 21 Oct, 1875 Mr. O. B. Green, of this city, has offered to raise the propeller Merchant, on Racine Reef, if desired. - Chicago Tribune, 20th. Mr. O. B. Green, of this city, has offered to raise the propeller Merchant, on Racine Reef, if desired. - Chicago Tribune, 20th.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Detroit Tribune (Detroit, MI), 22 Oct, 1875 AT CHICAGO. - The wrecking tug Rescue has arrived with the traps of the stranded propeller Merchant, which has been stripped and abandoned till next spring. Her upper works and cabins are not gone, as has been reported, nor have they ever started. The hull of the steamer is in … AT CHICAGO. - The wrecking tug Rescue has arrived with the traps of the stranded propeller Merchant, which has been stripped and abandoned till next spring. Her upper works and …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily Globe (Toronto, ON), Tuesday, November 30, 1875 DISASTERS TO SHIPPING AND LOSS OF LIFE Kingston, Nov. 29. -- The steam barge IVANHOE is ashore at Oak Point, a short distance down the river. A large schooner, name unknown, is reported ashore on Carlton Island. The gale has abated. Freezing hard tonight. ... DISASTERS TO SHIPPING AND LOSS OF LIFE Kingston, Nov. 29. -- The steam barge IVANHOE is ashore at Oak Point, a short distance down the river. A large schooner, name …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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