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 Daily Palladium (Oswego, NY), 14 Jan 1867     ONTARIO STEAMBOAT COMPANY.--At the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Ontario Steamboat Company, held at the Globe Hotel, Syracuse, Jan. 10, 1867, the following directors were elected: Samuel Farwell, Chas. E. Barnard and William J. Bacon, Utica; O. T. Burt and Geo. Barnes Syracuse; Joel ...

 Daily Palladium (Oswego, NY), 5 Apr 1858     THE ONTARIO STEAMBOAT COMPANY--SALE OF THE STEAMBOAT PROPERTY--A NEW ORGANIZATION.--the protracted contest in regard to the affairs of the old Lake Ontario and St. Lawrence Steamboat Company, has been finally brought to a close. The Receiver's sale of the property of the line took place at ...

 Daily Palladium (Oswego, NY), 10 Sep 1877     Along the Docks The schooner Blazing Star, which ran aground about four miles this side of Brockville while on her way from Ogdensburg to Cleveland, with iron ore, was towed in her yesterday afternoon by the tug Seymour of Ogdensburg and went into Goble and McFarlane's dry dock ...

 Daily Palladium (Oswego, NY), 14 Mar 1864     This Elevator is admitted by all who have examined it, to be the most complete Floating Elevator ever constructed in as much as it is an Elevator and Store House combined, affording facilities either for storing grain or freight within itself, or transferring from one vessel to another or to …

      The Belleville Intelligencer says that John Newman, who was reported lost on the schooner Maggie Hunter, has returned to his home, having been visiting at Gananoque.

      Our First November Gale The Storm Which Swept the Lakes - A Story of Perils and Disasters - The Efforts to Rescue the Wood Duck at Oswego - Disasters to the Lake Ontario Fleet and Other Vessels - Lives Lost and Property Destroyed The Storm. There is reason to fear …

      He is buried in Riverview Cemetery, Oswego.

      Obituary ____ Gilbert Mollison, Sr. Gilbert Mollison, Sr., died at ten o'clock last night at his home, 92 West Fifth street, in his ninety-sixth year. The end was unexpected and the announcement called forth expressions of regret from many in all walks of life. No ...

      Dad Kitts is Crowding 80 ___________ Will Have a Birthday Celebration ___________ With One Exception he is the Oldest Native Son of Oswego - How He Manages to Keep Young and Enjoy Life - Makes the Timber Fly on the Alleys Willard A. Kitts, oldest active ...

      Schooner Blown From Moorings With the wind blowing a gale of sixty miles an hour from the West and Northwest at the outer breakwater at 4:30 a.m. this morning, the schooner Lizzie Metzner, moored opposite the Lackawanna trestle, parted her lines and drifted down under the fort ...

      Winter Navigation _______ Records of Bygone Years Show That It Was Seldom Impossible New treasures are being added to the marine gallery at Parson's ship chandlery store almost daily. The latest are framed manifests of the steamer Nicholas which plied between this ...

      The new steamboat O.S. Howard makes a trial trip today. her completion was hampered by lack of competent artisans. It has been difficult to obtain workers in brass and copper in this city. We are in need of a brass foundry.

      Launch -- The hull of the new Steamer, "Queen of the West," was launched from Capt. Weeks's yard on Saturday, at 12 o'clock. It was a beautiful launch, the boat gliding into its destined element, amid the firing of guns and the cheers of a large assemblage of spectators. The …

      Ship Building The Ship Yard of Mr. Baker, situated at the foot of West First and Second streets, exhibits at the present time, a very brisk and lively appearance. A staunch, first class vessel is being built for Messrs. Merrick & Co. , which will be launched about the last …

      The Ship Masters' Charity The following notes show that the avails of the recent charity ball of the Ship-masters, have carried joy and comfort to desolate hearts: To the Ship Masters' Association of Oswego: - In returning my thanks to you for the kind consideration handed to ...

      The Ship Yards - Quite a number of new vessels are on the stocks in this city. We noticed yesterday that Mr. Rogers has three in his yard, at the foot of West Third street. One of them is a very handsome model, after that of the Young America, which …

      Underwriters' Tariff for Lake Navigation. - The Underwriters' Convention at Buffalo, last week, says the Commercial, adopted the following tariff: - On hulls for navigation of all lakes, and to Montreal. First class sail vessel less than 200 tons, season 6 ½ year, year 7. ...

      Broke Away. -- Yesterday afternoon the coffer dam constructed by Mr. James A. Baker, for the purpose of repairing his Ship Railway, gave away in the centre, and in a few minutes the whole area was filled with water again. This is unfortunate and will make considerable expense in ...

      First Arrivals. We had two arrivals of sail vessels yesterday, the first of the season. The first was the schooner Caroline, Capt. Ewart, from Coburg, with 1,330 barrels of flour and 303 bags of peas, consigned to the Canadian house of R. S. Perry. The Caroline was the last ...

      Complete and Sudden Wreck. - Yesterday morning a section of the old coffer dam below the lower bridge which has remained since completion of the canal basin, gave way owing to the pressure of the high water in the river, and a tremendous torrent was thrown in among a crowd …