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      p.1 Agree To Protect Vessel Masters - asked to observe rule prohibiting navigation in the fog - a notice issued to vessel masters by Great Lakes Protective Ass. - because of Mitchell-Mack collision on Lake Superior in August. p.2 R. & O. Dividend - ...

      p.3 I.M.C. - Toiler in port at 4:30 Friday; Calkins. -The Donnelly Wrecking company, after purchasing the steambarge Norseman, which sank off the Grove Inn, pumped it out Friday afternoon and raised the vessel to the surface. It was towed to the city last evening. ...

      p.5 Yacht Say-When Sold - I.M.C. - barge Bella of M.T. Co. struck near Morrisburg, leaking, pumped out by Calvin tug; Calkins, Maggie L.

      p.1 Commerce Decreases On Lakes - p.5 I.M.C. - rough weather keeps coal fleet laid up at Oswego and Charlotte for 5 days. -Vessels are still having trouble in the Murray canal as the result of the derelict which is sunk in the north-east ...

      p.2 Want Harbor Widened - to accommodate big vessels at Charlotte - R. & O. to build two boats 40 feet longer than steamers Toronto and Kingston; Julia B. Merrill. p.3 Gananoque - coal schooner Horace Taber, Capt. Frank Barnhart of Deseronto, arrived ...

      p.5 Owing To Low Water - grain vessels blocked at Cardinal canal. New Boats For R. & O. Co. - Marine Notes - tug Capt. Hemens and barge Lackawana for Seeley's Bay, to load bricks for Kingston; Eccles, barge Bella leaking, now at Montreal unloading. ...

      p.5 Waterworks Affairs - The Donnelly Bill Considered - the Donnelly Wrecking & Salvage Co. bill for working on suction pipe. I.M.C. - Toiler too slow - only runs at 8 m.p.h., and is reputed to be a difficult boat to handle. -barge Winnipeg of M.T. Co. now in ...

      p.5 To Build Lighthouse (I.M.C.) - on Old Oak Point; the oaks which acted as beacon for mariners are going to be removed, 6 miles east of Kingston; crib work for lighthouse at Snake Island needs repair. - A.L. Andrews, Maize, Acacia, St. Louis, Ford River. ...

      p.2 Norseman Sinks Again - The barge Norseman was sunk at the water works wharf on Monday night. The wind was blowing very hard and it is altogether likely that she sprang a leak. A short time ago she sank but was raised. p.5 City Council Meeting - ...

      p.1 Georgian Bay Canal To Become Reality - p.6 Acacia In Trouble (I.M.C.) - dragging anchor; Maggie L., Laura D., Granger, Ariadne, A.L. Andrews. p.7 Oil Burners On the Lakes - Toiler mentioned. ...

      p.2 Worst of Storm Over (I.M.C.) - A.L. Andrews, Ford River, Acacia.

      p.2 Row Among Sailors - sailors from steamers Aletha and Belleville in row on Swift's dock over "truck." p.5 I.M.C. - To Remove Steamer Sharples - has been at Garden Island, was abandoned by underwriters last spring after damage by ice. ...

      p.2 I.M.C. - Ford River, J.B. Merrill - Capt Henry Daryeau, Bertie Calkins.

      p.5 Another Hard Blow (I.M.C.) - Maggie L., Ford River, Maize. p.7 Welland Canal May Not Be Enlarged - p.8 Broke Away in Storm - 3 Barges in Mishap on Sunday Night Three barges of the Montreal Transportation Company broke away ...

      p.1 Cedar Rapids Plan Approved - for power company. p.3 Delayed By Storm (I.M.C.) - The barge Norseman, which was sunk off the Grove Inn, has been stripped of her rigging, which is being sold to pay expenses. -The tug Frontenac, of the Calvin company, ...

      p.5 In Marine Circles - more storm delays; Frontenac to Howe Island. Kingston Daily Standard, Nov. 15, 1911 p.5 M.I. - tug Frontenac helping barges at Howe Island.

      p.4 Marine Notes - The barge Locke, well known in this port, was sunk in the Murray Canal, while coal laden and towed by the steamer John Rolph. The barge struck a dredge, which caused the accident. The barge was raised. -tug Frontenac having difficulties with barges.

      p.4 Capt. Kidd Dead - superintended construction of all whalebacks. p.5 Steamer Ran Aground - McKinstrey - Donnelly Wrecking Co. to pull her off near Deseronto. -more on Frontenac; Bertha Calkins. Steamer McKinstrey Released - before Donnellys ...

      p.5 In Marine Circles - Another Attempt To Raise Barge Davy Messrs. Hinckley and Sampson Agree to Raise Wreck Before Close of Navigation A despatch from Oswego has the following: "Capt. A.R. Hinckley, of this city, has just taken a ...

      p.2 A Deck Hand Injured - by coal cart on str. Geronia. p.5 Vessel Struck Bottom (I.M.C.) - str. Ames near Ducks; barge Dorchester released by Calvins - one of three ashore at Howe Island; Bertie Calkins. Kingston Daily Standard, Nov. 20, 1911