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- 27 Apr 1921
p.4 HULL OF HOBOKEN SUNK IN CHANNEL OF ST. LAWRENCE. Lighter Barge Sank at Dock Here Last September. Marine News On River. Yesterday morning the wreck of the lighter barge Hoboken was towed from the shallow ... p.4 HULL OF HOBOKEN SUNK IN CHANNEL OF ST. LAWRENCE. Lighter Barge Sank at Dock Here Last September. Marine News On River. Yesterday morning the wreck of the lighter barge …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - 28 Apr 1921 p.3 BOATING COMMENCES ON THE RIVER; HIGH WATER APPRECIATED. (part) Abram Shaw, Kingston, formerly an inspector in the customs service, was here yesterday making an official marine measurement of the tug Nama, owned by Capt. ... p.3 BOATING COMMENCES ON THE RIVER; HIGH WATER APPRECIATED. (part) Abram Shaw, Kingston, formerly an inspector in the customs service, was here yesterday making an official marine measurement of the …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- 24 Apr 1931 p.3 Scow Sunk In Channel - A large wooden scow, used by J.P. Porter & Sons in carrying the blasted rock from the shoals in the Brockville Narrows to deep water, where the scow was to be dumped, slowly filled with water and sank yesterday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock in … p.3 Scow Sunk In Channel - A large wooden scow, used by J.P. Porter & Sons in carrying the blasted rock from the shoals in the Brockville Narrows to deep …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette (Kingston, ON), June 24, 1817
p.2 STEAM BOAT The Steam Boat FRONENAC Having now completed her second trip across Lake Ontario, will in future leave the different Ports on the following Days, viz.:- Kingston, for York, on Sunday 22 ... p.2 STEAM BOAT The Steam Boat FRONENAC Having now completed her second trip across Lake Ontario, will in future leave the different Ports on the following Days, viz.:- Kingston, for …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Kingston Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 1, 1817 p.3 [from the Upper Canada Gazette] Lt. Governor's Office York, 2nd June, 1817. His Excellency the Lieut. Governor has been pleased to appoint Alexander McMillan, Esq. to be Collector of Customs at Prescott on the River St. ... p.3 [from the Upper Canada Gazette] Lt. Governor's Office York, 2nd June, 1817. His Excellency the Lieut. Governor has been pleased to appoint Alexander McMillan, Esq. to be Collector of …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 8, 1817 p.1 [Quebec Gazette June 12th] Progress and Prospects of Trade and Industry We have inserted, in the present and previous numbers of this paper, a list of Arrivals and Clearances at the Ports of Kingston and York, on ... p.1 [Quebec Gazette June 12th] Progress and Prospects of Trade and Industry We have inserted, in the present and previous numbers of this paper, a list of Arrivals and Clearances …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 15, 1817 p.3 PORT OF KINGSTON ARRIVED July 7th - Schr. Triumph, Cooke, from Sacketsharbor, potash. Schr. Mary Anne, Mosier, from Burlington Bay, 511 bbls. flour. Schr. Rambler, Cherry, from ... p.3 PORT OF KINGSTON ARRIVED July 7th - Schr. Triumph, Cooke, from Sacketsharbor, potash. Schr. Mary Anne, Mosier, from Burlington Bay, 511 bbls. flour. Schr. Rambler, Cherry, from ...Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Kingston Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 22, 1817 p.3 Taken up Adrift, this morning at Murney's Point, a small Skiff. The owner can have it by proving property and paying charges. James Gardiner July 22, 1817. PORT OF KINGSTON p.3 Taken up Adrift, this morning at Murney's Point, a small Skiff. The owner can have it by proving property and paying charges. James Gardiner July 22, 1817. PORT OF …Maritime History of the Great LakesKingston Gazette (Kingston, ON), July 29, 1817 p.3 The Steam Boat Frontenac, James McKenzie, Master, will leave Kingston for York on Friday, the 1st of August. PORT OF KINGSTON ARRIVED July 22nd - Schr. Farmer's Daughter, Ingalls, from Sacketsharbor, with ... p.3 The Steam Boat Frontenac, James McKenzie, Master, will leave Kingston for York on Friday, the 1st of August. PORT OF KINGSTON ARRIVED July 22nd - Schr. Farmer's Daughter, Ingalls, …Maritime History of the Great LakesKingston Gazette (Kingston, ON), Aug. 12, 1817 p.3 arrival of passengers in Frontenac from York, leave next day for Prescott in Frontenac. Information has reached us, that the Frontenac, on her return from Prescott, on Friday last, 40 miles below Kingston, unfortunately ran upon a rock, and that all efforts to ... p.3 arrival of passengers in Frontenac from York, leave next day for Prescott in Frontenac. Information has reached us, that the Frontenac, on her return from Prescott, on Friday last, …Maritime History of the Great LakesKingston Gazette (Kingston, ON), Aug. 26, 1817 p.3 PORT OF KINGSTON ENTERED Aug. 19th - Triumph, Reid, from S. Harbor, tobacco, cod-fish, potatoes. 20th - Rambler, Cherry, from do., cattle. Arcadia, Ingersoll, from do., sheep, passengers, ... p.3 PORT OF KINGSTON ENTERED Aug. 19th - Triumph, Reid, from S. Harbor, tobacco, cod-fish, potatoes. 20th - Rambler, Cherry, from do., cattle. Arcadia, Ingersoll, from do., sheep, passengers, ...Maritime History of the Great LakesKingston Gazette (Kingston, ON), Oct. 21, 1817 p.2 a letter about Naval Establishment not mixing with Kingstonians, signed by "Historicus". (2 columns) Commerce of the Upper Lakes, etc. [Montreal Herald] It is with lively satisfaction we notice, that an ... p.2 a letter about Naval Establishment not mixing with Kingstonians, signed by "Historicus". (2 columns) Commerce of the Upper Lakes, etc. [Montreal Herald] It is with lively satisfaction we notice, …Maritime History of the Great LakesKingston Gazette (Kingston, ON), Dec. 16, 1817 p.3 PORT OF ERNEST TOWN ENTERED Oct. 23rd - The Lady Amelia, Covert, Bellville, with flour. Rambler, Cherry, Sacketsharbor, cheese, butter, tobacco and furniture. 24th - Minerva Ann, Finkle, ... p.3 PORT OF ERNEST TOWN ENTERED Oct. 23rd - The Lady Amelia, Covert, Bellville, with flour. Rambler, Cherry, Sacketsharbor, cheese, butter, tobacco and furniture. 24th - Minerva Ann, Finkle, ...Maritime History of the Great LakesKingston Gazette (Kingston, ON), April 28, 1818 p.3 The Bay and River Steam Boat, Charlotte, built at the same Shipyard where the Frontenac was built, in the Village of Ernest Town, was launched on Wednesday the 22d instant, with most of her Machinery on board, nearly fitted for operation. The launch was a very favorable one. ... p.3 The Bay and River Steam Boat, Charlotte, built at the same Shipyard where the Frontenac was built, in the Village of Ernest Town, was launched on Wednesday the 22d …Maritime History of the Great LakesKingston Gazette (Kingston, ON), May 12, 1818 p. 3 PORT OF KINGSTON ENTERED May 5th - Schr. Catharine, Gibson, from Newcastle, flour, staves & planks. 6th - Schr. Kingston Packet, Reid, from Sacket's Harbor, vegetables. 7th - Schr. Com. ... p. 3 PORT OF KINGSTON ENTERED May 5th - Schr. Catharine, Gibson, from Newcastle, flour, staves & planks. 6th - Schr. Kingston Packet, Reid, from Sacket's Harbor, vegetables. 7th - …Maritime History of the Great LakesBritish Whig (Kingston, ON), May 11, 1836
p.2 Shipbuilding - in Quebec; "...The new measurement is nearly 50% more than the old; Mr. Black's vessel 746 tons old measurement, being equal to 1071, new measurement." A few days ago, we noticed an improvement in our Canadian canal boats, which is likely to lead ... p.2 Shipbuilding - in Quebec; "...The new measurement is nearly 50% more than the old; Mr. Black's vessel 746 tons old measurement, being equal to 1071, new measurement." A few …Maritime History of the Great LakesBritish Whig (Kingston, ON), May 13, 1834 p.2 There will be over 30 steamboats on Lake Erie alone, during this season, besides a number connecting with them and running on Detroit River and Lake Michigan. Several more will be built during the season. The number of schooners amounts now to about we believe, one ... p.2 There will be over 30 steamboats on Lake Erie alone, during this season, besides a number connecting with them and running on Detroit River and Lake Michigan. Several more …Maritime History of the Great LakesCleveland Weekly Herald (Cleveland, OH), Thursday, May 26, 1831, page 3
Column 2 Column 2Maritime History of the Great LakesOswego Palladium (Oswego, NY), Tues., June 24, 1879
Along the Docks. Hon. A.C. Mattoon arrived here at 6:30 A.M. today with the engine and boiler of the steam barge Ellsworth from Stony Island. After a week's hard work with sixteen men under the eficient management of John E. Riley, the task of raising the heavy engine and boiler … Along the Docks. Hon. A.C. Mattoon arrived here at 6:30 A.M. today with the engine and boiler of the steam barge Ellsworth from Stony Island. After a week's hard work …Maritime History of the Great LakesDaily British Whig (Kingston, ON), 25 March 1851 Spring Walk I Time the remorseless eater-up of all things has made our other annual revolution and compels us to take again that "Walk," which it seems but the other day to have been finished and ended. In youth the hours stand idly still; in early manhood, they glide along … Spring Walk I Time the remorseless eater-up of all things has made our other annual revolution and compels us to take again that "Walk," which it seems but the other …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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