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      The steamboat is marked with N.T. Co. which is either Northern Transportation (Launch, 1868-76) or Northern Transit Co.(1876- wreck in 1881). The G. T & C. V. line stands for Grand Trunk and Central Vermont line.

      The crew in this picture are the same as in another of Underwood & Underwood's stereoview of unloaded ore in Cleveland where the vessel is identified as the LINN

      Across the river the 436 foot long Pittsburgh Steamship Company steam barge MANILA is being unloaded by the "new" method. On the near side the 204 foot schooner ZAPOTEC is being unloaded by a small clamshell is being handled by a single man as the railway ore is being filled. …

      Unloading Pittsburgh Steamship Company lake, WILLIAM R. LINN at Cleveland using a five ton clamshell. A number of sailors wait, by sitting on the hatch covers.

 Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH), 11 Jun 1900, p. 8     ISAAC W. NICHOLAS DEAD. ____ He Lived in Ohio Since 1829 and Was a Pioneer Shipbuilder ____ Mr. Isaac W. Nicholas, a pioneer and for many years a prominent business man of this city, died at the old homestead, No. 1314 Willson avenue, at 3:30 o'clock yesterday ...

 appeared in Marine Review, 4 May 1899, p. 19     Capt. William Rollo, one of the best known captains on the great lakes, died recently at his home in Port Huron from an attack of paralysis. He was born in Scotland, Feb. 23, 1829, began sailing at the age of seventeen and followed that occupation all his life. He was …

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 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 25 Oct 1927, p. 2. Date of Event: October 23, 1927     Survivor(s): Murray, Thomas E. CAPT. (father); Jones, Al (husband); Hobson, Annie (sister); Murray, Mary (sister); Murray, Helen (sister); Murray, Dorothy (sister); Murray, George (brother) City of Death: Cleveland, Ohio, USA City and Vicinity' column; Obituary; She is survived by two sons; Funeral in Cleveland

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 19 Jan 1916, p. 7. Date of Event: January 15, 1916     Survivor(s): Cole, Charles Mrs. (daughter); Jaycox, Frank Mrs. (daughter); Miller, Mrs. (daughter); Collins, Mrs. (daughter); Lockwood, Albert (son); Lockwood, Charles (son); Lockwood, John (son); Lockwood, William (son); Gayward, Mrs. (sister); Thornton, Emma (sister) City of Death: Cleveland, Ohio, USA Place of Burial: Methodist Cemetery, Niagara-on-the-Lake Obituary; Niagara-on-the-Lake column; Predeceased by …

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 22 Oct 1918, p. 1. Date of Event: October 21, 1918     Survivor(s): Butler, E. Mr. (husband) City of Death: Cleveland, Ohio, USA Obituary; Deceased passed away while on a visit to Cleveland with her husband who is the local manager of the Bell Telephone Co.,; Also survived by one daughter

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 10 Nov 1917, p. 2. Date of Event: November 9, 1917     Survivor(s): Read, Mrs. (wife); Read, Arnold DR. (son) City of Death: Cleveland, Ohio, USA Place of Burial: St. John's Cemetery, Port Dalhousie, Ontario Obituary; City and Vicinity; Also survived by a daughter

 appeared in St. Catharines Standard, 25 Jun 1918, p. 4. Date of Event: June 20, 1918     City of Death: Cleveland, Ohio, USA Place of Burial: St. Peter's Cemetery, Coburg Obituary; Port Colborne column; Deceased was formerly of St. Catharines and Coburg

 Windle, Jim, Two Row Times (Six Nations of the Grand River, ON: Two Row Times), 25 Nov 2015     Six Nations boxer Cher Obediah wins gold By Jim Windle CLEVELAND - Canadian Amateur Bronze Medalist, boxer Cher Obediah of Six Nations, won Gold at the Battle of the Borders Boxing Tournament in Cleveland Ohio with a unanimous decision over Ohio boxer Asia ...

 Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH), 11 Mar 1846     Ship Building at Cleveland. Many will be astounded to learn that the ship building, now carried on at this place, gives constant employment and good wages to near five hundred men, and employs an amount of capital second to no other port on the Lakes. We are satisfied of ...

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 17 Jul 1943     Chanteyman Tunes Up Again Schooner Days DXCIX (599) by C. H. J. Snider _______ EFFORTS are being made to preserve the chanteys and songs of the Great Lakes which belonged to the age of ...

      The Lake Erie Steam-Boat carried the United States Mail from Buffalo to Erie, Fairport, Cleaveland, Sandusky City, and Detroit.

      The new Schooner, to be called Minerva, built near the Ferry, and owned by Messrs. Merwin & Belden, will be launched on Thursday next, at 4 o'clock, P.M.

      Navigation Open - the schr. Lake Serpent. Capt. J, Burtis, this morning cleared this port for Detroit, laden with produce, &c.

      Many persons are in the habit of sending letters by the Steam-Boat, under an impression that such a method of conveyance is a saving of postage. This is wrong. The Boat carries the Mail and other letters forwarded by the master, or otherwise, are subject to the same postage as …

      A case was lately tried at Cleaveland, Ohio testing the liability of common carriers. A verdict of $455.12, was rendered in favor of William Holmes, against Capt. Sherman, late commander of the Steam-boat Superior, being the amount of cash and other articles contained in a trunk which was loss ...