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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Sept. 28, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Sept. 28, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.3 Steam Barge Norman Burned - A telegram was received in town this morning to the effect that the steam barge Norman, Captain Goodearl, had been burned last night in Oswego harbour. No particulars were given, and it was supposed to be a total loss. Captain Murray, who left ...
    TextNewspaper     p.3 Steam Barge Norman Burned - A telegram was received in town this morning to the effect that the steam barge Norman, Captain Goodearl, had been burned last night in …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Sept. 30, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Sept. 30, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.3 The Burning of the Norman - We have gathered a few additional particulars of the burning of the steambarge Norman, at Oswego. The boat was towed over to Kingston on Saturday night by the tug Morley, and the crew of the Norman speak highly of the exertion of the …
    TextNewspaper     p.3 The Burning of the Norman - We have gathered a few additional particulars of the burning of the steambarge Norman, at Oswego. The boat was towed over to Kingston …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 1, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 1, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.1 Barley Shipments The following are the shipments of Napanee dealers for the week ending Thursday: Diamond & Sherwood - W.W. Grant, 10,000 bushels; Ocean Wave, 5,600; Dominion, 4,500; Fabiola, 10,000; Ariel, 12,000; Kate Eccles (from Hay Bay) ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 Barley Shipments The following are the shipments of Napanee dealers for the week ending Thursday: Diamond & Sherwood - W.W. Grant, 10,000 bushels; Ocean Wave, 5,600; Dominion, 4,500; Fabiola, …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 2, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 2, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.3 Accidents - The yacht Oldrieve (of Kingston) struck an obstruction yesterday and carried away part of her rudder. The Ailsa Craig ran into the Grand Junction wharf and broke her topmast, which snapped with a report like a pistol. [Belleville
    TextNewspaper     p.3 Accidents - The yacht Oldrieve (of Kingston) struck an obstruction yesterday and carried away part of her rudder. The Ailsa Craig ran into the Grand Junction wharf and broke …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 3, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 3, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Picton County Show - The steamer Armenia will leave Swift's wharf for Picton on Friday morning, 4th inst., at 6 o'clock, arriving in Picton at 10:30, giving good time for passengers to visit the Show held there on that day. To Picton and return, 75 cents. Oct. 3rd.

    TextNewspaper     p.2 Picton County Show - The steamer Armenia will leave Swift's wharf for Picton on Friday morning, 4th inst., at 6 o'clock, arriving in Picton at 10:30, giving good time …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 5, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 5, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.3 Royal Mail Line - We call attention to the change of time in connection with the through line of steamers between Montreal and Hamilton. They will leave for the west on Wednesdays, Fridays and Sundays at 5:30 p.m., and for Montreal on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays at 7 ...
    TextNewspaper     p.3 Royal Mail Line - We call attention to the change of time in connection with the through line of steamers between Montreal and Hamilton. They will leave for the …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 7, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 7, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.1 Shooting the Rapids In a Rowboat - artist for Frank Leslie's weekly and another white man shoot rapids in Indian boat 30 feet long with pointed bow; "under the guidance of Big John, the famous Indian guide and lacrosse field captain, assisted by two Indians named John ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 Shooting the Rapids In a Rowboat - artist for Frank Leslie's weekly and another white man shoot rapids in Indian boat 30 feet long with pointed bow; "under the …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 8, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 8, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.3 New Steam Yacht - The steam yacht Victor, of Brockville, will be in Kingston tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon, giving an opportunity for Kingston yachtsmen to examine the engine, which is an improved double cylinder of original pattern, with a new patent reversing motion. ...
    TextNewspaper     p.3 New Steam Yacht - The steam yacht Victor, of Brockville, will be in Kingston tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon, giving an opportunity for Kingston yachtsmen to examine the engine, which is …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 9, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 9, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.3 Custom's Imports - Str. Corsican, Port Hope, Rees Bros., 3 bbls. fruit; Bajus Bros., 3 bbls. fruit. Marine Notes Passed since last report Port Colborne, Oct. 8th - Up - schrs. W.J. Suffel, Kingston, blank, light; J. Magee, Oswego, Chicago, ...
    TextNewspaper     p.3 Custom's Imports - Str. Corsican, Port Hope, Rees Bros., 3 bbls. fruit; Bajus Bros., 3 bbls. fruit. Marine Notes Passed since last report Port Colborne, Oct. 8th - Up …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 10, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 10, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.3 Yesterday's Storm - The storm of yesterday forenoon was one of the worst ever experienced on Lake Ontario, the gale blowing furiously. It is feared that considerable damage has been caused by it, but as yet no particulars have been received. The schooner Wawanosh, while ...
    TextNewspaper     p.3 Yesterday's Storm - The storm of yesterday forenoon was one of the worst ever experienced on Lake Ontario, the gale blowing furiously. It is feared that considerable damage has …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 12, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 12, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.3 The Shipyard - The recent storm has given a considerable amount of work to the shipyard, and the men are at present quite busy. This morning the schooner British Queen, laden with starch, arrived from Edwardsburg in a sinking condition, and was hauled out for repairs.

    TextNewspaper     p.3 The Shipyard - The recent storm has given a considerable amount of work to the shipyard, and the men are at present quite busy. This morning the schooner British …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 14, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 14, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Change of Time - Steamer Armenia, Capt. Collier - Hereafter the steamer Armenia will leave Picton daily at 6 a.m. for Kingston, calling at all intermediate ports. Returning will leave Kingston at 3:30 p.m. for Picton. For freight or passage apply at James Swift's, Office on ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Change of Time - Steamer Armenia, Capt. Collier - Hereafter the steamer Armenia will leave Picton daily at 6 a.m. for Kingston, calling at all intermediate ports. Returning will …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 15, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 15, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Ottawa, Oct. 15th - A barge laden with lumber, and owned by Mr. Easton, of this city, has sunk in the Grenville Canal. She had 200,000 feet of deals on board. She is being towed back to the city for repairs. The owner of the steam tug Peerless, recently …
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Ottawa, Oct. 15th - A barge laden with lumber, and owned by Mr. Easton, of this city, has sunk in the Grenville Canal. She had 200,000 feet of deals …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 23, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 23, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.3 Canal Tolls - A rumour is in circulation to the effect that it is the intention of the New York State Legislature to considerably reduce or abolish altogether the tolls on the Erie Canal. The rumour cannot be traced to any authentic source; but if true, such action would …
    TextNewspaper     p.3 Canal Tolls - A rumour is in circulation to the effect that it is the intention of the New York State Legislature to considerably reduce or abolish altogether the …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 24, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 24, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.1 Picton - The steamer Picton has returned from Toronto, and has gone into winter quarters. Marine News A telegram from Rochester says: "The schooner Star, of Millpoint, Ont., went ashore last night. Cargo, 12,000 bushels of wheat. Vessel and cargo ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 Picton - The steamer Picton has returned from Toronto, and has gone into winter quarters. Marine News A telegram from Rochester says: "The schooner Star, of Millpoint, Ont., went …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 25, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 25, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.3 Marine News Body Found - The Oswego Times of Wednesday says: "We stated on Monday that Wm. Seege, of Mill Point, mate of the schr. Sybilla, had been missing since the night of Monday, the 14th inst., and it was feared he was drowned. This morning about 6 o'clock, …
    TextNewspaper     p.3 Marine News Body Found - The Oswego Times of Wednesday says: "We stated on Monday that Wm. Seege, of Mill Point, mate of the schr. Sybilla, had been missing …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 26, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 26, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.2 The Spartan Aground - Lachine, Oct. 26th - Owing to the first floating lightship having been shifted several hundred yards from its position since yesterday in Lake St. Louis, the steamer Spartan, of the Royal Mail Line, ran aground on the shoal and became fastened, having ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 The Spartan Aground - Lachine, Oct. 26th - Owing to the first floating lightship having been shifted several hundred yards from its position since yesterday in Lake St. Louis, …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 28, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 28, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Steam Barge Burned - Valleyfield, Oct. 28th - The steam barge Albion, owned by Messrs. Muir & Bros., St. Catharines, caught fire on Sunday morning about 5 o'clock at the head of the Beauharnois Canal, Valleyfield. The Valleyfield fire brigade was immediately on the spot, ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Steam Barge Burned - Valleyfield, Oct. 28th - The steam barge Albion, owned by Messrs. Muir & Bros., St. Catharines, caught fire on Sunday morning about 5 o'clock at …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 29, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 29, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.3 The Spartan - The steamer Spartan, which ran on a shoal at Lachine on Friday last, remained fast until yesterday, when her cargo having been removed by means of barges she was got off, and was placed n Taite's dry dock for repairs. The damage done her is trifling. …
    TextNewspaper     p.3 The Spartan - The steamer Spartan, which ran on a shoal at Lachine on Friday last, remained fast until yesterday, when her cargo having been removed by means of …
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  • Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 30, 1878
    Daily News (Kingston, ON), Oct. 30, 1878
    TextNewspaper       p.3 Broke Her Rudder - The schooner E.G. Benedict, on leaving her dock this forenoon, left her boat behind, and in going back she accidentally broke her rudder. It was unshipped and repaired today.
    TextNewspaper     p.3 Broke Her Rudder - The schooner E.G. Benedict, on leaving her dock this forenoon, left her boat behind, and in going back she accidentally broke her rudder. It was …
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