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- Groups: Detroit Free Press
- Year: 1898
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- Schooner A. J. Rogers Went to Pieces
Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), 12 Oct 1898 Schooner A. J. Rogers Went to Pieces. Traverse City, Mich., October 11.--(Special)-- The schooner A. J. Rogers, which ran on a reef near the lighthouse Sunday night and stove a hole in her bottom, was released by the wind, but afterwards went to pieces and sank. The captain, Frank ... Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), 12 Oct 1898 Schooner A. J. Rogers Went to Pieces. Traverse City, Mich., October 11.--(Special)-- The schooner A. J. Rogers, which ran on a reef near the lighthouse Sunday night and stove a …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - History of the Old Maine Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), 19 Apr 1898, p. 6 History of the Old Maine The old Steamer Maine, recently burned at tonawanda, was one of the second instalment of the famous old Ogdensburg Transportation Co.'s fleet, the building of which ruined the line. She was built at Cleveland in 1872, measured 255 tons, rated A2 and had an ... Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), 19 Apr 1898, p. 6 History of the Old Maine The old Steamer Maine, recently burned at tonawanda, was one of the second instalment of the famous old Ogdensburg Transportation Co.'s fleet, the building of …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), 21 Jul 1898 Sorry, no information on the dimensions or specifics of the LITTLE FRANK. A yacht of the name is on the registry, out of Buffalo in 1889. She was just under 12 tons. 6,000 board feet of lumber is enough to build a modern 3-bedroom house of about 1200 square feet. … Sorry, no information on the dimensions or specifics of the LITTLE FRANK. A yacht of the name is on the registry, out of Buffalo in 1889. She was just under …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Capt. Pat. Kane Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), 16 Oct 1898 CAPT. PAT. KANE _______ HIS FEAT OF SAVING A SCHOONER AND CREW _______ CAPT. McINTOSH, OF THE MAJESTIC, DID NOBLY _______ Capt. Pat. Kane, who went down with the schooner Churchill Friday night, was one of the best known vessel masters living at ... Detroit Free Press (Detroit, MI), 16 Oct 1898 CAPT. PAT. KANE _______ HIS FEAT OF SAVING A SCHOONER AND CREW _______ CAPT. McINTOSH, OF THE MAJESTIC, DID NOBLY _______ Capt. Pat. Kane, who went down with the schooner …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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