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- St. Joseph Traveler (St. Joseph, MI), 17 July 1861
MARINE DISASTER PROBABLE LOSS OF THE PORPELLER BRITTON WITH ALL ON BOARD The propeller L. L. Britton , Captain John Q. Adams , which has been for some weeks past plying between ... MARINE DISASTER PROBABLE LOSS OF THE PORPELLER BRITTON WITH ALL ON BOARD The propeller L. L. Britton , Captain John Q. Adams , which has been for some weeks past …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - St. Joseph Traveler (St. Joseph, MI), 13 July 1859 "C. McNeil" was Cornelius McNeil; his wife's name was Priscilla. The Napier mentioned in the article was Jack Napier, a brother to Nelson W. Napier of "Alpena" wreck fame. Jack was killed when he fired a cannon to celebrate the 4th of July and it blew up. "C. McNeil" was Cornelius McNeil; his wife's name was Priscilla. The Napier mentioned in the article was Jack Napier, a brother to Nelson W. Napier of "Alpena" wreck fame. Jack …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- St. Joseph Traveler (St. Joseph, MI), 25 March 1865 (Saturday) The schooner " Whip," in attempting to make the harbor on Wednesday last, in a heavy sea and a strong wind, was driven to the beach just north of the north pier. The captain, Blend of The schooner " Whip," in attempting to make the harbor on Wednesday last, in a heavy sea and a strong wind, was driven to the beach just north of the …Maritime History of the Great LakesSt. Joseph Traveler (St. Joseph, MI), 14 November 1860 Death of James B. Hobbie. It is with much pain that we record the death of this young man, who was well known to a majority of our citizens. He was killed one day last week by the explosion of the Propeller Globe, in Chicago harbor. Mr. Hobbie will be … Death of James B. Hobbie. It is with much pain that we record the death of this young man, who was well known to a majority of our citizens. He …Maritime History of the Great LakesSt. Joseph Traveler (St. Joseph, MI), 25 May 1859 The United States Revenue Cutter, Aaron V. Brown This vessel arrived in our harbor on Friday last, upon her first cruise around the Lakes, and sails this morning to continue her voyage. She is the handsomest craft that ever entered this port. She is 70 tons burden, and carries ... The United States Revenue Cutter, Aaron V. Brown This vessel arrived in our harbor on Friday last, upon her first cruise around the Lakes, and sails this morning to continue …Maritime History of the Great LakesSt. Joseph Traveler (St. Joseph, MI), Wed., 20 April 1859 In the heavy gale, on Friday last, the schooner Enterprise, of Wilkinson City (near New Buffalo), ran ashore in making the harbor at Grand Haven, and broke in two. She was heavily laden with plaster for Michigan City. The gale struck her opposite this port, and forced her back to … In the heavy gale, on Friday last, the schooner Enterprise, of Wilkinson City (near New Buffalo), ran ashore in making the harbor at Grand Haven, and broke in two. She …Maritime History of the Great LakesSt. Joseph Traveler (St. Joseph, MI), 18 Sept. 1861 "Bell Stevens." On Saturday last, J. E. Stevens new vessel, bearing the above name, was successfully launched, at the Ship Yard, foot of Main Street. Several hundred people assembled to witness the sight, and as she moved swiftly down the "ways" and dashed safely into the river, ... "Bell Stevens." On Saturday last, J. E. Stevens new vessel, bearing the above name, was successfully launched, at the Ship Yard, foot of Main Street. Several hundred people assembled to …Maritime History of the Great LakesSt. Joseph Traveler (St. Joseph, MI), Wednes., 16 July 1862 The Guide - This is the name of a beautiful little vessel which was built at this place by Messrs. McMillan and Shaw, launched on Thursday evening last. Her capacity is estimated at ninety tons. She is a fine model, and we hope she will prove a success to her … The Guide - This is the name of a beautiful little vessel which was built at this place by Messrs. McMillan and Shaw, launched on Thursday evening last. Her capacity …Maritime History of the Great LakesSt. Joseph Traveler (St. Joseph, MI), 12 Sept. 1860 The steamer the Augusta struck was the Lady Elgin. The steamer the Augusta struck was the Lady Elgin.Maritime History of the Great LakesSt. Joseph Traveler (St. Joseph, MI), 13 March 1861 It will be seen by the following account from the Chicago Tribune, that the Lady Franklin, which will ply between this place and Chicago during the coming summer, was launched last Saturday afternoon. It was the intention to have her on the route by the middle of March, but it … It will be seen by the following account from the Chicago Tribune, that the Lady Franklin, which will ply between this place and Chicago during the coming summer, was launched …Maritime History of the Great LakesSt. Joseph Traveler (St. Joseph, MI), 13 March 1861 We notice in the St. Joseph Ship Yard, owned by Capt. Geo. Hanson, a fine new vessel on the stocks, which he is building for James E. Stevens, Esq. Her dimensions are - Length of keel 84 feet; breadth of beam 22 feet; depth of hold 6 1/2 feet. She … We notice in the St. Joseph Ship Yard, owned by Capt. Geo. Hanson, a fine new vessel on the stocks, which he is building for James E. Stevens, Esq. Her …Maritime History of the Great LakesSt. Joseph Traveler (St. Joseph, MI), 18 Sept. 1861 The St. Joseph Life Boat. It is well known that the Life Boat furnished by the United States Government for this port, is out of repair, and in its present condition, almost wholly useless. At the time of the getting up of these boats for our inland waters, it was … The St. Joseph Life Boat. It is well known that the Life Boat furnished by the United States Government for this port, is out of repair, and in its present …Maritime History of the Great LakesEnterprise (Scow), aground, 1 Nov 1861
Reason: aground Lives: nil Hull damage: $600 Remarks: Total loss Reason: aground Lives: nil Hull damage: $600 Remarks: Total lossMaritime History of the Great LakesMary (Barge), sunk, 1 Nov 1861 Reason: sunk Lives: nil Hull damage: $600 Cargo: $7,000 Freight: wheat Reason: sunk Lives: nil Hull damage: $600 Cargo: $7,000 Freight: wheatMaritime History of the Great LakesPrince Albert (Schooner), aground, 1 Dec 1861 Reason: aground Lives: nil Hull damage: $300 Reason: aground Lives: nil Hull damage: $300Maritime History of the Great LakesPacific (Schooner), aground, 1 Feb 1862 Reason: aground Lives: nil Hull damage: $500 Remarks: Total loss Reason: aground Lives: nil Hull damage: $500 Remarks: Total lossMaritime History of the Great LakesOttawa (Steamboat), sunk, 1 Apr 1862 Reason: sunk Lives: nil Hull damage: $500 Remarks: Raised Reason: sunk Lives: nil Hull damage: $500 Remarks: RaisedMaritime History of the Great LakesDispatch (Steamboat), overboard, 1 Apr 1862 Reason: overboard Lives: 1 Reason: overboard Lives: 1Maritime History of the Great LakesValley City (Steamboat), aground, 1 Apr 1862 Reason: aground Lives: nil Hull damage: $200 Remarks: Got off Reason: aground Lives: nil Hull damage: $200 Remarks: Got offMaritime History of the Great LakesDart (Steamboat), collision, 1 Apr 1862 Reason: collision Lives: nil Hull damage: $400 Reason: collision Lives: nil Hull damage: $400Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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