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Groups: Kingston Newspaper clippings- Groups: Argus
- Year: 1905
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p.3 Appointment of Captains - Nearly all last year's captains have been re-appointed by the R. & O. N. company. Those of Kingston are Capts. Booth, for the steamer Toronto; Esford, the Kingston; Dunlop, the Bohemian, and Hinckley, the Columbian. Some changes are to be made in ... p.3 Appointment of Captains - Nearly all last year's captains have been re-appointed by the R. & O. N. company. Those of Kingston are Capts. Booth, for the steamer Toronto; …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - British Whig (Kingston, ON), 19 Apr 1905
p.1 BURST BUOY. Caused Death and Disaster On Tuesday. MATE BEHEADED What The Crew Have To Relate. During the filling of buoys, for service on lake and river, an explosion of one of them ... p.1 BURST BUOY. Caused Death and Disaster On Tuesday. MATE BEHEADED What The Crew Have To Relate. During the filling of buoys, for service on lake and river, an explosion …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - British Whig (Kingston, ON), 20 Apr 1905 p.1 FLAW IN WELD Caused The Explosion Of Acetylene Buoy. SO EXPERTS SWORE At The Coroner's Inquest Last Evening. The coroner's jury summoned by Coroner Mundell, to inquire into the ... p.1 FLAW IN WELD Caused The Explosion Of Acetylene Buoy. SO EXPERTS SWORE At The Coroner's Inquest Last Evening. The coroner's jury summoned by Coroner Mundell, to inquire into the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- British Whig (Kingston, ON), 21 Apr 1905 not published April 22, 1905 p.2 GETTING EVIDENCE. Concerning The Cause of Buoy Explosion. It will likely be some days before the government investigation into the steamer Scout catastrophe is concluded. The board of ... not published April 22, 1905 p.2 GETTING EVIDENCE. Concerning The Cause of Buoy Explosion. It will likely be some days before the government investigation into the steamer Scout catastrophe is …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- British Whig (Kingston, ON), 24 Apr 1905 p.1 NOTICE. All persons who suffered damage to property by the explosion of the gas buoy, on the 18th inst., are requested to put in their claims in writing, with details, to the undersigned for the information of the Department of Marine and Fisheries. ... p.1 NOTICE. All persons who suffered damage to property by the explosion of the gas buoy, on the 18th inst., are requested to put in their claims in writing, with …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- British Whig (Kingston, ON), 25 Apr 1905 p.2 VERDICT RENDERED In The Gas Buoy Explosion Inquest. The coroner's jury to enquire into the circumstances surrounding the death of the late Frederic Mullen, met Monday afternoon at four o'clock in the police court room. ... p.2 VERDICT RENDERED In The Gas Buoy Explosion Inquest. The coroner's jury to enquire into the circumstances surrounding the death of the late Frederic Mullen, met Monday afternoon at four …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- British Whig (Kingston, ON), 26 Apr 1905 p.2 MARINE NEWS. M.T. company wharf: steamer Advance cleared for Oswego. The steamer Bothnia clears today for Oswego to load coal. The steamer Fawcett or Wolfe Islander resumed her ferry trips today. Crawford's wharf: schooner ... p.2 MARINE NEWS. M.T. company wharf: steamer Advance cleared for Oswego. The steamer Bothnia clears today for Oswego to load coal. The steamer Fawcett or Wolfe Islander resumed her ferry …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- British Whig (Kingston, ON), 27 Apr 1905 p.1 Old Mariner Dead. Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. - April 27th - Capt. William Milloy, one of the best known residents of Niagara peninsula, died at his residence here this morning, aged fifty-three. Capt. Milloy for years commanded the steamer City of ... p.1 Old Mariner Dead. Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ont. - April 27th - Capt. William Milloy, one of the best known residents of Niagara peninsula, died at his residence here this morning, aged …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- British Whig (Kingston, ON), 28 Apr 1905 p.2 Today the board of enquiry into the steamer Scout buoy explosion expected to complete its report to the minister of marine. The fragments of the burst buoy are to be sent to Ottawa along with the report. DISABLED ON LAKE. p.2 Today the board of enquiry into the steamer Scout buoy explosion expected to complete its report to the minister of marine. The fragments of the burst buoy are to …Maritime History of the Great LakesBritish Whig (Kingston, ON), 29 Apr 1905 p.1 Took Report With Him - Edward Adams, chairman of the board of steamboat inspectors, who has conducted the Scout investigation, left this afternoon for Ottawa, taking with him his report which he will hand to the minister of marine on Monday. The Sailor's Snug Harbor, ... p.1 Took Report With Him - Edward Adams, chairman of the board of steamboat inspectors, who has conducted the Scout investigation, left this afternoon for Ottawa, taking with him his …Maritime History of the Great LakesBritish Whig (Kingston, ON), 1 May 1905 p.2 MARINE NEWS. Booth's wharf: schooner Voges cleared for Fairhaven. Richardsons' elevator: schooners Highland Beauty and Plunkett, from bay ports with grain. The barges Cherokee and Jet, which were rebuilt on the ways at Portsmouth, have ... p.2 MARINE NEWS. Booth's wharf: schooner Voges cleared for Fairhaven. Richardsons' elevator: schooners Highland Beauty and Plunkett, from bay ports with grain. The barges Cherokee and Jet, which were rebuilt …Maritime History of the Great LakesBritish Whig (Kingston, ON), 2 May 1905 p.2 A New Site Chosen - the Robinson property at the western end of Macdonald Park chosen by the Yacht Club for a Club-house. MARINE NEWS. The steamer Rideau King cleared this morning for Ottawa. M.T. company wharf: tug Thomson and two coal-laden ... p.2 A New Site Chosen - the Robinson property at the western end of Macdonald Park chosen by the Yacht Club for a Club-house. MARINE NEWS. The steamer Rideau King …Maritime History of the Great LakesBritish Whig (Kingston, ON), 3 May 1905 p.2 MARINE POINT AT ISSUE. A marine question arose this morning over a decision by the government hull inspector, M.R. Davis. It came about through the interpretation of the following rule, recently added to the marine laws of Canada. The new rule ... p.2 MARINE POINT AT ISSUE. A marine question arose this morning over a decision by the government hull inspector, M.R. Davis. It came about through the interpretation of the following …Maritime History of the Great LakesBritish Whig (Kingston, ON), 4 May 1905 p.2 RELATING TO MARINE Apparent Effect of New Reciprocity Law. Marine men are discussing the apparent results of the Canadian government's action in deciding to accept United States marine examination certificates for vessels ... p.2 RELATING TO MARINE Apparent Effect of New Reciprocity Law. Marine men are discussing the apparent results of the Canadian government's action in deciding to accept United States marine examination …Maritime History of the Great LakesBritish Whig (Kingston, ON), 5 May 1905 p.2 MARINE NEWS. Richardsons' elevator: schooner Oliver Mowat, from lake ports, with grain. M.T. company elevator: S.S. Westmount, from Fort William, with 87,000 bushels of wheat. The steamer Varuna will be in Davis' dry dock for the next ... p.2 MARINE NEWS. Richardsons' elevator: schooner Oliver Mowat, from lake ports, with grain. M.T. company elevator: S.S. Westmount, from Fort William, with 87,000 bushels of wheat. The steamer Varuna will …Maritime History of the Great LakesBritish Whig (Kingston, ON), 6 May 1905 p.1 To Have A New Boat - the Detroit & Cleveland Navigation company making plans for 450 foot long boat, with an excursion capacity of 400. p.2 MARINE NEWS. There is a congestion of vessels at Oswego awaiting coal. The ... p.1 To Have A New Boat - the Detroit & Cleveland Navigation company making plans for 450 foot long boat, with an excursion capacity of 400. p.2 MARINE NEWS. There …Maritime History of the Great LakesBritish Whig (Kingston, ON), 8 May 1905 p.2 MARINE NEWS. The M.T. barge Acadia is unloading from Oswego at Swift's. The barge Hector was launched today at the M.T. company ways. The steamer New Island Wanderer made a special trip to Clayton yesterday. The steamer Donnelly ... p.2 MARINE NEWS. The M.T. barge Acadia is unloading from Oswego at Swift's. The barge Hector was launched today at the M.T. company ways. The steamer New Island Wanderer made …Maritime History of the Great LakesBritish Whig (Kingston, ON), 9 May 1905 p.2 CITY COUNCIL. The Salvage Question. Ald. Meek asked about the demand of $1,500 salvage on the steamer Scout recommended in the fire committee report. Ald. Mallen claimed that the city was entitled to the salvage. If the boat had ... p.2 CITY COUNCIL. The Salvage Question. Ald. Meek asked about the demand of $1,500 salvage on the steamer Scout recommended in the fire committee report. Ald. Mallen claimed that the …Maritime History of the Great LakesBritish Whig (Kingston, ON), 10 May 1905 p.2 RELATING TO MARINE. Comment On the Proposed Reciprocity. Regarding the marine reciprocity between Canada and the United States doubt is felt among some of the leading Dominion marine officials as to the carrying out of the ... p.2 RELATING TO MARINE. Comment On the Proposed Reciprocity. Regarding the marine reciprocity between Canada and the United States doubt is felt among some of the leading Dominion marine officials …Maritime History of the Great LakesBritish Whig (Kingston, ON), 11 May 1905 p.1 Must Unload - Sarnia, May 11th - All vessels consigned to Goderich, this season, with grain, have had to proceed to Port Huron and there unload part of their cargoes at the Grand Trunk elevator. The water in Goderich harbor is supposed to be eighteen feet deep. During the … p.1 Must Unload - Sarnia, May 11th - All vessels consigned to Goderich, this season, with grain, have had to proceed to Port Huron and there unload part of their …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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