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      Black and white newspaper clipping, which includes both text and a photograph. In the image there are three people sitting in a car, two men and a woman. The car is parked on the side of a country road.

      WRECKED SAILORS LEAVE FOR HOME CREW OF JOHN SHARPLESS HAD TERRIBLE EXPERIENCE STRIKES ROCKS OFF GALLOUPS For 32 Hours Crew and Wife of Mate Are in Cabin with Only Heat Supplied from Oil Lamp-Are Finally Rescued by Passing Steamer

      p.1 Dams Wanted - along Rideau lakes to hold back water. p.2 COATED OVER WITH ICE. When the steamer Glenmount arrived at the M.T. Co.'s elevator at noon, today, with a cargo of grain from Fort William, one would have thought that ...

      p.5 IN MARINE CIRCLES. Capt. James Martin has returned home from Brockville. The steamer City of Montreal will be laid up for the winter at Richardson's elevator. Capt. James Swift has returned to the city, the tug Hackett being laid up near ...

      p.1 S.S. DUNELM ASHORE. Fort William, Dec. 8th - With one hundred and five thousand bushels of wheat and a large shipment of flour on board, the steamer Dunelm is on the rocks near Isle Royale in imminent danger of breaking up. She left here, bound for ...

      p.1 Latest News - The steamer Dunelm is on the Canoe Rocks, a submerged reef of great danger. The crew are leaving for home. The accident they say was not attended by any physical hardship or suffering. The only danger was of the boat slipping off the rock when it …

      p.1 Had Hard Battle - Chatham, Dec. 9th - Capt. Thomas Bennett and six of the crew of the United States tug George Thompson, of Port Huron, of Port Huron, reached Wallaceburg this morning, more dead than alive, as the result of battling for hours with ice in Lake St. …

      p.4 HIT ROCK IN STORM. Survivors Tell Thrilling Tale On Landing. Oswego, N.Y., Dec. 9th - After thirty-two hours of privation and cold, the crew of the steamer John Sharples, including one woman, was rescued off the northern shore ...

      p.1 A Big Number - in Ottawa to press for deepening of Welland Canal. p.2 STEAMER ABANDONED. On Monday afternoon, John Donnelly left here, with the steamers Donnelly and Saginaw, for the scene of the wreck of the steamer John ...

      p.1 What Can Be Done? Fort William, Dec. 14th - Out on the spur of Canoe Rocks, at the extreme north of Isle Royale, lies the steamer Dunelm, with nose almost submerged and decks awash, a problem for the underwriters, to whom Captain Featherstonhaugh ...

      p.5 SAVED BY THE COOK. Crew of Steamer Ottawa Had Narrow Escape. That the crew of the steamer Ottawa, burned at the wharf at Cape Vincent, N.Y., on Wednesday morning, escaped with their lives, is no doubt due to the alarm which was ...

      p.1 Ice In the Harbor - p.5 Hay From The Island - steambarge Navajo brought pressed hay from Wolfe Island. p.6 The Day's Episodes - Capt. Ball, insurance adjustor, is in the city looking after business in conjunction with the wreck of ...

      p.1 The Highest Yet - new record for Welland Canal. p.5 IN MARINE CIRCLES. The steambarge Navajo and the steamer Hinckley, which left on Saturday morning for the scene of the wreck of the steamer John Sharples, had to return to the ...

      p.4 IN MARINE CIRCLES. The Masters and Mates Club rooms are again open for the winter on Clarence street. Nearly all the members are home and a pleasant winter's work has been planned. A class has been formed to prepare candidates for master's ...

      p.2 TO ADD FALSE SIDES To Steamer Wolfe Islander In The Spring. The Wolfe Island council, when it opened the tenders for the enlarging of the steamer Wolfe Islander, found that the one for the iron work necessary for the lengthening ...

      p.2 Incidents of the Day - The work on the steamer Stranger at the Kingston Foundry is being rushed, in spite of the cold weather. p.4 MADE ANOTHER TRIP. The steambarge Navajo went out to the steamer John Sharples, on Wednesday, ...

      p.6 The Ice Is Floating About - ferry running. Incidents of the Day - str. Pierrepont delayed by ice and headwinds coming from Cape. Capt. John Grant appeared in the city yesterday after laying up the steamer Tuscarora at Buffalo. Dec. 24, 1910

      not issued Dec. 27, 1910 p.8 IRA A. BRECK DEAD An Aged Citizen Passed To Rest On Sunday. On Christmas Day, one of Kingston's oldest and most loved citizens passed to his rest, in the person of Ira A. Breck, in the ...

      p.5 To Make Another Trip - The steambarge Navajo cleared today, to make another trip to the steamer John Sharples. The captain stated to the Whig, today, that he thought the weather would be favorable for another trip, and that he would make a trial. p.6 The ...

      p.2 North King's First Trip. The steamer North King cleared today, for Charlotte, to resume regular service tomorrow between that port and Cobourg, Port Hope, Bay of Quinte and the Thousand Islands. Many changes and improvements have been made to this ...