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      1902 DAILY BRITISH WHIG (available on microfilm at Kingston-Frontenac Public Library and Queen's University - Stauffer Library) Jan. 2, 1902 p.2 The Crossing Is Solid - Pierrepont had to land at Fawcett's Point instead of at Marysville.

      p.2 Cape Steamer Stops Running - There was no steamer to Cape Vincent today. Even the gunboat Pierrepont did not make the venture. The steamer was stopped earlier this year than last in its Cape Vincent trips. Jan.7, 8, 1902 p.2 Incidents of the Day - ...

      p.3 Being Made Staunch - The steamers of the White Squadron are being placed in a staunch condition for next summer. The St. Lawrence recently received a thorough overhauling; the Islander will be in Davis' dry dock the greater part of the winter and will be almost entirely ...

      p.2 Were Wedded Today - Capt. Thomas Donnelly, chief inspector of Lloyds, and Miss Florence Chapman. p.5 Officers Elected - At the annual meeting of the Montreal Transportation company, in Montreal on Tuesday, the usual reports were submitted and found ...

      p.2 A FRAGMENT OF HISTORY. British Frigate Sunk In Kingston Harbor. Some time ago, reference was made to the British frigate St. Lawrence, the remains of which lie in the harbor near the malt house, and about Capt. T.J. Craig having ...

      nil Jan. 22, 1902 p.4 INTERESTING REMINISCENCE. Steamer Ericson Built In Brockville Many Years Ago. [Cardinal Tribune] Peter Reid, one of Cardinal's oldest and most respected citizens, has given the ...

      p.5 Incidents of the Day - Capt. McDougall, of the C.P.R. lake steamer Athabasca, was presented on Saturday with a gold watch and chain, the gift of the president of the United States, for his heroic conduct in saving thirteen lives on Lake Superior on the 29th of June ...

      p.5 THE ENQUIRY HAS BEGUN. Into The Marine City Disaster. The investigation into the death of four Kingstonians, seamen of the steamer India, off Goderich, on November 14th last, was opened at the city hall this morning. The ...

      p.2 INVESTIGATION CONTINUED. The India's Chief Engineer Gives Evidence. The investigation into the Marine City disaster was resumed at 2 p.m. on Saturday. The log of the India was produced by Capt. Malone, who stated that it was ...

      p.2 MARINE CITY DISASTER The Evidence Submitted Yesterday When the Marine City investigation was resumed yesterday afternoon, the first witness called was Louis Lavoie, wheelman of the steamer India for two years. He could not speak ...

      p.2 A SHORT SESSION TODAY H.A. Calvin Under Cross-Examination. The investigation into the Marine City disaster was resumed at the city hall at 10 a.m. today. I.H. Breck, the president of the street railway company, was the first ...

      p.2 Incidents of the Day - The repairs being made by Selby & Youlden to the steamer Rosemount, now lying in the drydock, are engaging the attention of about forty mechanics. A new steel bottom is being placed in half the boat. It will be six or seven weeks yet …

      p.1 From Great Lakes to Europe - new shipping line formed, St. Lawrence & Great Lakes shipping company, incorporated in West Virginia, of which A.B. Wolvin, Duluth, is president. p.3 INVESTIGATION IS CLOSED The ...

      p.1 The steamer John Rugee sold to George Hall company, Ogdensburg, for $50,000. The steamer was built in Milwaukee in 1888, costing $95,000. Feb. 3, 1902 p.6 Incidents of the Day - Commander Spain returned today from Ottawa to resume consideration of ...

      p.2 An Old Mariner Dead - Capt. Alexander Milligan, sr.; belonged to old school of mariners; father of captain of Rosemount. p.5 Incidents of the Day - The fleet of barges of the K. & M. forwarding company are undergoing extensive repairs at ...

      p.6 Put New Plates On The Boat John Donnelly and staff returned this morning from the east. The steamer Belleville is engaged, during the winter, keeping the ice broken in the channel seven or eight miles below Prescott. This prevents the ice from ...

      p.1 To Increase Capital - directors of R. & O. company will ask shareholders at annual meetingn on Feb. 19th to increase to increase capital, to help pay for new steamer Montreal. p.3 Affairs of the Hour - The Northern Navigation company, of Collingwood, ...

      p.2 Ship Carpenters Scarce - The work of repairing the K. & M. company's barges at Portsmouth, preparatory to beginning the season's business in the spring, has begun. Every available ship-carpenter in the city has been placed at work. The local manager, however, canot secure ...

      p.2 Incidents of the Day - The S.S. Rosemount receiving repairs in the government dry-dock, is about completed. The M.T. company expect to start the building of the forecastles on the two new steel barges this week. Material is being awaited. Extensive repairs and ...

      p.2 There Is No Truth In It - C.F. Gildersleeve, general manager of R. & O., says rumor of rival line isn't true. Report Handed In - The report of the commissioners, who investigated the loss of the Marine City off Goderich last fall, when four Kingston men were ...