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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Nov. 25, 1874
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Nov. 25, 1874
    TextNewspaper       A CAPTAIN TOWED - During the gale of last Saturday night Capt. A. H. Watrous was bringing the scow Clara into the bay, and while rounding Sturgeon Point attempted to shift the boom, when a block gave way, the boom flew back, striking Capt. Watrous in the mouth and knocking …
    TextNewspaper     A CAPTAIN TOWED - During the gale of last Saturday night Capt. A. H. Watrous was bringing the scow Clara into the bay, and while rounding Sturgeon Point attempted to …
    Maritime History of the Great Lakes
  • Evening Press (St. Joseph, MI), 18 January 1901
    Evening Press (St. Joseph, MI), 18 January 1901
    TextNewspaper       The Graham & Morton Transportation company suffered another severe loss by fire at an early hour this morning when their popular propeller, City of Louisville, was burned nearly to the water's edge. The saddest part of the disaster was the death of Charles Southwell, the watchman of the ...
    TextNewspaper     The Graham & Morton Transportation company suffered another severe loss by fire at an early hour this morning when their popular propeller, City of Louisville, was burned nearly to the …
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Nov. 22, 1874
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Nov. 22, 1874
    TextNewspaper       MUTINY - James Moran, a marine on the revenue cutter Johnson, is to be tried for mutiny at Milwaukee on the 28th. Not long ago, during one of his periodical rumpusses on board the cutter, he discharged a pistol, seriously wounding himself, fortunately. He no sooner got back to his …
    TextNewspaper     MUTINY - James Moran, a marine on the revenue cutter Johnson, is to be tried for mutiny at Milwaukee on the 28th. Not long ago, during one of his periodical …
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), November 11, 1874
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), November 11, 1874
    TextNewspaper       A CAPTAIN UP A TREE. - The captain of the schooner Ben Franklin, at Oswego, discharged a gang of men he had hired to load his vessel; was sued for the amount of the contract, and resisted execution, ejecting the officer. On an attempt to arrest him for assault, he …
    TextNewspaper     A CAPTAIN UP A TREE. - The captain of the schooner Ben Franklin, at Oswego, discharged a gang of men he had hired to load his vessel; was sued for …
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Dec. 9, 1884
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Dec. 9, 1884
    TextNewspaper       Kelley's Island is still the center of the range of the (now rare) Lake Erie Water Snake. The shipwreck may refer to the loss of the schooner PARROTT somewhere in western Lake Erie in 1835. She was lost with all hands and did have a deck cargo of hogs.
    TextNewspaper     Kelley's Island is still the center of the range of the (now rare) Lake Erie Water Snake. The shipwreck may refer to the loss of the schooner PARROTT somewhere in …
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Apr. 17, 1885
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Apr. 17, 1885
    TextNewspaper       READY FOR THE OPENING Preparations by Marine City Vessel Men - Appointments Special to the Detroit Post. MARINE CITY, April 16. - Vessels are preparing to resume business. During the winter considerable repairs have been made and they will start out in good condition ...
    TextNewspaper     READY FOR THE OPENING Preparations by Marine City Vessel Men - Appointments Special to the Detroit Post. MARINE CITY, April 16. - Vessels are preparing to resume business. During the …
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Apr 17, 1885
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Apr 17, 1885
    TextNewspaper       MASTER MARINERS ST. CLAIR CAPTAINS ASSIGNED TO THEIR COMMANDS The following assignments have been made for St. Clair captains during the season, the larger number of which are for steam craft: Capt. Wesley Brown will command the steamer Siberia, Capt. Donald Morrison ...
    TextNewspaper     MASTER MARINERS ST. CLAIR CAPTAINS ASSIGNED TO THEIR COMMANDS The following assignments have been made for St. Clair captains during the season, the larger number of which are for steam …
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Wed., May 27, 1885
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Wed., May 27, 1885
    TextNewspaper       Photos of the MANISTEE: http://webpac.wayne.edu/graphics/shipping/picture.html?msg1=http://image.udmercy.edu/marine/manistee1c.jpg&msg2;=%20Manistee http://webpac.wayne.edu/graphics/shipping/picture.html?msg1=http://image.udmercy.edu/marine/manistee1b.jpg&msg2;=%20Manistee http://webpac.wayne.edu/graphics/shipping/picture.html?msg1=http://image.udmercy.edu/marine/manistee1.jpg&msg2;=%20Manistee
    TextNewspaper     Photos of the MANISTEE: http://webpac.wayne.edu/graphics/shipping/picture.html?msg1=http://image.udmercy.edu/marine/manistee1c.jpg&msg2;=%20Manistee http://webpac.wayne.edu/graphics/shipping/picture.html?msg1=http://image.udmercy.edu/marine/manistee1b.jpg&msg2;=%20Manistee http://webpac.wayne.edu/graphics/shipping/picture.html?msg1=http://image.udmercy.edu/marine/manistee1.jpg&msg2;=%20Manistee
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Tues., Sep. 15, 1885
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Tues., Sep. 15, 1885
    TextNewspaper       River pirates continue to victimize the craft lying along the docks. The latest victim is the schooner M. P. Barkalow. While lying at the wharf foot of Eighteenth Street Saturday night her supply box was relieved of its contents, valued at $18.
    TextNewspaper     River pirates continue to victimize the craft lying along the docks. The latest victim is the schooner M. P. Barkalow. While lying at the wharf foot of Eighteenth Street Saturday …
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), April 2, 1885
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), April 2, 1885
    TextNewspaper       Captain Gillman lost track of the iron steamer MICHIGAN, sister of the WISCONSIN, because that vessel had sunk on the 20th - finally crushed after having been trapped in the ice since February 9. Capt. Gillman's boat was the 842gt wooden propeller CITY OF LUDINGTON (US#125873), built at Manitowoc in …
    TextNewspaper     Captain Gillman lost track of the iron steamer MICHIGAN, sister of the WISCONSIN, because that vessel had sunk on the 20th - finally crushed after having been trapped in the …
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Oct 21, 1885
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Oct 21, 1885
    TextNewspaper       Though the charts show a light at this position (Cleveland pierhead), photos of the light there don't match this description. Anyone know if this light was replaced? I'd heard that one Cleveland light was replaced in 1895. The position of this light is marked "lighthouse" on the following map: http://www.topozone.com/map.asp?z=17&n;=4594179&e;=440873&s;=50
    TextNewspaper     Though the charts show a light at this position (Cleveland pierhead), photos of the light there don't match this description. Anyone know if this light was replaced? I'd heard that …
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Sat., October 10, 1885
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Sat., October 10, 1885
    TextNewspaper       Capt. Thomas Henner, master of the steamship Iron Duke, complains that the light-keeper at Passage Island did not sound the fog signal on the night of the 19th while a heavy fog was prevailing. There is so little traffic in Chicago creek, it is said, that the bridge tenders have …
    TextNewspaper     Capt. Thomas Henner, master of the steamship Iron Duke, complains that the light-keeper at Passage Island did not sound the fog signal on the night of the 19th while a …
    Maritime History of the Great Lakes
  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Aug. 28, 1885
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Aug. 28, 1885
    TextNewspaper       The United States steamer Warrington has conveyed to Duluth a steam foghorn, which will be placed on the south end of the canal pier at once. It is one of the largest foghorns on the lakes and can be heard a distance of seven miles.
    TextNewspaper     The United States steamer Warrington has conveyed to Duluth a steam foghorn, which will be placed on the south end of the canal pier at once. It is one of …
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), October 29, 1884
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), October 29, 1884
    TextNewspaper       Taylor was deputy collector of customs at Detroit.
    TextNewspaper     Taylor was deputy collector of customs at Detroit.
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Thur., August 7, 1884
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Thur., August 7, 1884
    TextNewspaper       MARINE DRIFT Capt. Wm. Latriel is succeeded by Capt. Mears in command of the tug Shoo Fly. The schooner Willie Keeler has been engaged for coal from Cleveland to Detroit at 80 cents. The schooner Heather Belle, wrecked at Kincardine, Lake Huron, last fall, has been ...
    TextNewspaper     MARINE DRIFT Capt. Wm. Latriel is succeeded by Capt. Mears in command of the tug Shoo Fly. The schooner Willie Keeler has been engaged for coal from Cleveland to Detroit …
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Sat., Aug 9, 1884
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Sat., Aug 9, 1884
    TextNewspaper       *Sunk in a collision with the schooner GEORGE MURRAY, Oct. 14, 1880.
    TextNewspaper     *Sunk in a collision with the schooner GEORGE MURRAY, Oct. 14, 1880.
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Nov. 21, 1884
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), Nov. 21, 1884
    TextNewspaper       *Most likely Ghegheto Island and associated reefs, located about 25 miles north of Southampton, Ontario, off Howdenvale.
    TextNewspaper     *Most likely Ghegheto Island and associated reefs, located about 25 miles north of Southampton, Ontario, off Howdenvale.
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), 31 July 1885
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), 31 July 1885
    TextNewspaper       *Probably FLOSSIE THIELKE, 30 t. tug out of Chicago. The sidewheeler SAGINAW (US#115118) was built in 1866 at Marine City, Mich. and was 707 gt. After this sale the old steamer had life in her yet. After a few years use by the White Star Line, she was converted to …
    TextNewspaper     *Probably FLOSSIE THIELKE, 30 t. tug out of Chicago. The sidewheeler SAGINAW (US#115118) was built in 1866 at Marine City, Mich. and was 707 gt. After this sale the old …
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), 15 Sep 1884
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), 15 Sep 1884
    TextNewspaper       *August 29, 1880 - up to 20 lives were lost **ignis fatuus - "A wide variety of spectral lights, whose alleged purpose is to herald death or play tricks on travelers at night. It literally mean "foolish fire" and is so named because anyone who follows such a light is …
    TextNewspaper     *August 29, 1880 - up to 20 lives were lost **ignis fatuus - "A wide variety of spectral lights, whose alleged purpose is to herald death or play tricks on …
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  • Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), September 10, 1884
    Detroit Post (Detroit, MI), September 10, 1884
    TextNewspaper       THAT ANCIENT WRECK A Pentwater correspondent of the Marine Record says: "The tug Neilson, Capt. C. J. Heath, and the schooner Experiment have been wrecking what is supposed to be the schooner John B. Wright. They have taken 1,100 kegs of nails out and some coal. The oldest settlers ...
    TextNewspaper     THAT ANCIENT WRECK A Pentwater correspondent of the Marine Record says: "The tug Neilson, Capt. C. J. Heath, and the schooner Experiment have been wrecking what is supposed to be …
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