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 Gleason's Pictorial Companion, 10 Jan 1852     From Gleason's Pictorial, 10 January 1852, p. 25

      We are authorized to give notice, that the new Schooner, built by Mr. James Short, for Philo Taylor, Esq., will be launched on Tuesday, the 17th inst., at 2 o'clock, P.M.

 Cleveland Herald (Cleveland, OH), 17 Apr 1821, p. 3, column 1     A new schooner, built by Capt. D. Tylee, for Mr. John Burtis, of this village, was launched on Saturday last. She is called the Lake Serpent.

 Cleveland Herald (Cleveland, OH), 24 Apr 1821, p. 4, column 2     PIER COMPANY Notice is hereby given that the annual election for Directors of the Cleaveland Pier Company, will be holden at the Courthouse, in this village, in the first Monday of May next, at 3 o'clock, P.M. A general attendance is requested, Noble H. Merwin, ...

      During the gale on Saturday night last, three vessels came ashore at this place - the American Eagle, the William, and the Washington, The American Eagle arrived here on Saturday morning, from Buffalo, with a very valuable cargo of merchandize, salt, &c.;, which was safely landed, except part of ...

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 6 Jun 1931     Dusty Diamonds Schooner Days XIX (19) It's all over and done with now, but this is how we used to get our coal cargoes when the schooners went to Cleveland for them, in pre-prohibition days. The little hooker--for no matter ...

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram, 7 Feb 1931     The grounding of the MARY ANN LYDON at Charlotte was in October 1908, not 1906. See the linked newspaper account.

      Reason: collision Lives: nil Hull damage: $400 Remarks: Repaired

      Reason: sunk by leaking Lives: nil Hull damage: $400 Cargo: $50 Freight: staves

      Reason: collision Lives: nil Remarks: damage slight

      Reason: broke machinery Lives: nil Remarks: slight

 Plain Dealer (Cleveland, OH), 6 Aug 1846, p. 2     Steamboat Combination There is nothing so much to be abhorred in a country like this as moneyed combinations for purposes of monopoly. The Steamboat Combination upon these Lakes is one of this kind. It has been in operation most of the time for seven years, and has become a burthen …

 Buffalo Courier, 19 Jul 1847, p. 2     Rail Roads and Steam Boats. --It is in contemplation by the Sandusky Railroad Company, to build a fast boat to run on their line between Sandusky and Buffalo, exclusively for passengers , and to run through by day-light . The Boston Company, ...

 St. Lawrence Gazette (Ogdensburg, NY), 23 May 1826     Ohio Canal .--This link in the great chain of internal improvements is in a state of forwardness towards completion, and it is expected the section terminating in lake Erie will be navigable the ensuing fall. Cleveland is situated at this junction, and is making rapid strides in its ...

 Milwaukee Sentinel (Milwaukee, WI), 25 Mar 1864, p. 2     LAKE SUPERIOR BOATS. -- Two first class propellers are being erected in this city to accommodate the Lake Superior trade.-- One, owned by Robert Hanna & Co., is in quite a forward state, and the contract requires her completion by the 15th of May next. She will be propelled by …

 Cleveland Leader, 22 Aug 1861, p. 4, column 2     Vessels Built and Surveyed in the District of Cuyahoga for the Season of 1861. The following named vessels were built in the District of Cuyahoga during the present season. The date on which each vessel was surveyed is attached. The Surveyor of this District, W. A. Dole, Esq., has ...

      Obituary. ____ Captain Thomas J. Beggs A telegram from Cleveland, Ohio, today brought the announcement of the death in that city of Captain Thomas J. Beggs, one of the best known vessel masters on the lakes. Captain Beggs was born in this city about 55 years ...

 Cleveland Herald (Cleveland, OH), 24 Apr 1821, p. 2, column 4     LAUNCH The schooner, built for Philo Taylor, Esq., called the Prudence, (which was to have been launched on the 17th inst., but postponed in consequence of the inclemency of the weather) was launched on Thursday last. She is a fine vessel, and glided into her destined element in handsome style …

 Buffalo Morning Express (Buffalo, NY), 5 Dec 1864, p. 2, column 4     THE STARLIGHT RAISED.--We learned from Capt. C. G. Fortier that the Provincial Insurance Co's Marine Inspector has raised the schooner Starlight, which was recently sunk at Cleveland, and has made temporary repairs to enable the vessel to reach Port Burwell.

      The steamer Mississippi on her up trip, yesterday met with a little mishap when off Cleveland, breaking the "follower" of the engine, which compelled her going into Cleveland for repairs. Nothing further resulted from the break than a detention of the very large [ al] of ...