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 Globe (Toronto, ON), 11 Nov 1913, p. 2     Wave Washed Deck: Flooded Stoke-hole _______ Passengers on Lake Boat Have a Rough Experience _______ Passengers on the R & O. boat Mojeska [sic: Modjeska] experienced one of the roughest passages across the lake this season yesterday. The boat left ...

 Globe (Toronto, ON), 11 Nov 1913, p. 4     Troubles at Kingston Harbor Kingston. Nov. 10.-- Kingston received a good taste of the gale, which was the worst at this end of the lake that has been experienced in years. Two scows, laden with hay, came into collision with another vessel lat the C.P.R. wharf and sank. It was …

 Globe (Toronto, ON), 11 Nov 1913, p. 15     Steamer Hawgood High Up on Shore _______ Ran There in High Water During Storm _______ Anxiety for Schr. Sophie _______ Fears Also for Safety of Crew of Steamer Stranded on Gull Rock == Several Vessels Aground, Including Passenger Steamer ...

 Globe (Toronto, ON), 12 Nov 1913, 1, 3     STEAMER WEXFORD WRECKED AND LIKELY TWO MORE SHIPS _______ Awful Toll of Human Life Paid to Fury of the Great Storm _______ BIG FREIGHTERS ARE AGROUND _______ Several Vessels Come to Grief at Various Points Along Great Lakes _______ It ...

 Globe (Toronto, ON), 12 Nov 1913, 1, 3     DETAILS OF TORONTO VESSELS WRECKED _______ Three of Them Swept on Rocks in the Great Storm _______ OWNERS AND OFFICERS _______ A Brother of Engineer Lougheed of the Wexford Leaves for Goderich -- The Merchants' Mutual Line of This City a Heavy ...

 Globe (Toronto, ON), 12 Nov 1913, 1-2     CREW ESCAPES FROM THE NORTHERN QUEEN _______ Buffalo Vessel Goes Ashore on Kettle Point _______ THE OVERTURNED STEAMER _______ No Positive Identification Has Yet Been Made _______ Story That She is the Regina of Toronto is Told in Port Huron -- ...

 Globe (Toronto, ON), 10 Nov 1913, p. 1     Lake Superior Lashed by Fifty-Mile Gale _______ Storm Ranging for the Past Thirty-six Hours _______ Steamers Sheathed in Ice _______ More Than Fifty Vessels Lying at Anchor Between Soo and Whitefish Point -- Necessary to Thaw Ice Off Front of ...

 Globe (Toronto, ON), 10 Nov 1913, p. 1     Shipping Suffered From Severe Storm _______ Cleveland Vessel in Trouble in St. Clair Flats _______ Wire Service Crippled _______ Detroit and Pittsburg Isolated So Far as Telegraphic Communication Was Concerned -- Wind's Velocity in Detroit Reached 48 ...

 Globe (Toronto, ON), 12 Nov 1913, 1-2     TERRIBLE SUFFERINGS OF SHIPWRECKED CREWS _______ How Turret Chief and L. C. Waldo Were Dashed on the Rocks -- The Crews Almost Fozen, Were for Many Hours Without Food or Shelter _______ (Special Despatch to The Globe.) Calumet, Mich., Nov. 11 ...

 Globe (Toronto, ON), 11 Nov 1913, p. 1     Steamer Huronic is Driven Aground _______ Norther Navigation Co.'s Vessel Caught by Storm _______ Said to be No Danger _______ Tomlinson Line Steamer Reported Sunk Off Groscap Point -- Another Steamer Declared to be Aground Off Iroquois Point -- Storm ...

 Globe (Toronto, ON), 12 Nov 1913, p. 1     COLLINGWOOD IS A TOWN OF MOURNING _______ Seven Well-known Residents WEre on Wrecked Wexford _______ NEARLY ALL YOUNG MEN _______ Mrs. Geo. Willmott Was on Board With Her Husband _______ Several of the Victims of the Wreck Leave Wives and ...

 Globe (Toronto, ON), 12 Nov 1913, p. 1     THE NOTTINGHAM AGROUND Fort William, Ont., Nov. 11. -- A telegram was received by J. W. Wolvin, Manager of the Canadian Towing & Wrecking Company, to-day, stating that the steamer Nottingham and aground on Paresian Island, twenty miles from Whitefish Bay. Her bottom was reported ...

 Globe (Toronto, ON), 11 Nov 1913, p. 1     Large Freighter Found Capsized _______ Floating in Lake Huron Bottom Upwards _______ Not yet Identified _______ Vessel May Have Been Abandoned During Gale of Sunday -- If She Turned Over With Crew Loss of Life Must be Large. _______