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 Oswego Palladium (Oswego, NY), 9 May 1832     FOR THE PALLADIUM Mr. Carpenter: I would beg leave to draw the attention of the people to the situation of the Oswego Canal, through the medium of your paper. I have just seen one of our townsmen, who informs me, that the tow-path is in some places very considerably ...

 Oswego Daily Commercial Times (Oswego, NY), 17 Mar 1862     The Flood at Mud Lock-- Mud lock (No.4) on the Oswego Canal, which is in process of rebuilding, is submerged by the high water which sets back into it from the Oswego river. The foundation of the new lock was completed and secured on Saturday night, and about one-third of …

 Oswego Daily Commercial Times (Oswego, NY), 18 Mar 1862     Mud lock. We are glad to learn from the Syracuse Standard that affairs at Mud Lock are not as bad condition as was supposed. The coffer dam is not materially injured by the pressure of water, but measures have been taken to strengthen the work. The whole labor of bailing …

 Oswego Daily Commercial Times (Oswego, NY), 20 Mar 1862     The Condition of Mud Lock-- The Syracuse Journal make a favorable report of the condition of Mud Lock. It says: A visit to Mud Lock yesterday afternoon showed us that the current reports of the condition of the work there were highly exaggerated. The flood was more severe in the …

 Evening Recorder (Amsterdam, NY), 27 Dec 1911     Winter Life of Canal Boatmen ____ Hundreds of Navigators of the Line Live in New York During the Closed Season - Curious Facts About the Industry. ____ A few days after the canals tributary to this port are closed for the season hundreds of owners of canal boars ...

 Oswego Palladium (Oswego, NY), 23 Apr 1825     Communication ___ Mr. Lord, - I understand that some of your neighbors are making a great noise about what they and their Clintonian Legislature have done to improve navigation of the Oswego river, that is, if long dull stories can be said to make a great noise. I expect ...

 Moore, Dene, Turtle Island News, 29 Apr 2015     Canada's war of words at UN Indigenous forum ED Note: Six Nations Elected Chief Ava Hill Councillor Darryl Hill, research director Lonny Bomberry and consultant Phil Monture are in NY attending the UN session. By Dene Moore UN NY - ...

 Boston Shipping List, 30 Aug 1851, p. 1, column 6     Disasters, &c.; ... Propeller Ontario, from New York for Boston, broke some of her machinery while going down East River 28th inst., and will probably have to discharge to repair.

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 25 Jul 1953     Night Spots in N.Y. 'Fore Steam Whistles Schooner Days MCXVI (1116) Happier Brides' Diary - 16 By C.H.J. Snider NEW YORK directory of 1813 (almost as precious as Ann Smith MacDonell's diary) has 17,700 names and addresses, so there were perhaps ...

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 15 Aug 1953     Toronto Telegram, Aug 15, 1953 Shopping in New York Schooner Days MCXVIII (1118) Happier Bride's Diary - 17 By C.H.J. Snider Of course Mrs. Anne Smith MacDonell of Toronto, went shopping in New York, in 1805. Didn't you, madam, in 1953? To your ...

 New York Sun, 9 Jan 1880     The Perils of the Great Lakes. To The Editor of The Sun. - Sir: As an old lake sailor I can endorse your recent article upon "Disasters on the Great Lakes:" but the assertion that waves do not "strike ship or shore with the tremendous force of the ocean," while …

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 11 Jul 1953     Home Again After Five Years Schooner Days MXCIII (1113) Happier Brides' Diary - 15 By C.H.J. Snider AT LONG LAST Anne Smith MacDonell, bride of the High Sheriff of the Home District of Upper Canada, did reach New York. It was on June 23, ...

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 22 Aug 1953     Improper Place for Ladies", 1805 Schooner Days MCXIX (1119) Happier Bride's Diary--18 By C.H.J. Snider ANNE MACDONELL'S diary of 1805, recounting her visit to New York from Toronto, makes her a living, laughing, theatre-going acquaintance even in ...

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 7 Aug 1937     $2,100 to Capture the America's Cup Schooner Days CCCIV (304) _______ Incredible Story of Capt. Cuthbert's Second and Last Try to Win Blue Ribbon of Yacht World for Canada

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram, 6 Dec 1953     Schooner's Try for America's Cup Schooner Days MCXXXV (1135) by C. H. J. Snider WHEN this Dominion, repeat, this DOMINION of Canada, was nine years of age and free of inferiority ...

 Boston Herald, 2 Jul 1851, p. 4     Steam Line between Boston and New York . Steam propeller Ontario, Kittredge, of about 350 tons burthen, arrived at this port on Monday from New York, the pioneer of a line for the conveyance of freight, to consist of three vessels. Sprague & Soule, of this city are the agents …

 Evening Post (New York, NY), 2 Aug 1851, p. 2     THE STEAMER ONTARIO.--Messrs. Mailler and Lord's propeller Ontario, under the command of Captain Kittridge, makes three trips a month to Boston, carrying both passengers and freight. She leaves again for Boston on Tuesday next, from pier 3 North River.

 Sun (Baltimore, MD), 18 Aug 1852, p. 1     Steam Between New York and Wilmington, N.C. .--The Wilmington papers are agitating the project of a line of steam packets between that port and New York. The inducements held out for the encouragement of the line, are the despatch and the certainty of the time of receiving goods ...

      The Oswego Canal is finished and in successful operation. The first line boat passed the locks into the harbor on the 11th. Two elegant packet boats run daily from Syracuse to Oswego, where the steam boat Ontario touches regularly on her trips from Ogdensburgh and Niagara up and down the …

 Evening Post (New York, NY), 28 Jan 1852     The propeller Ontario, hence for Boston via Sandy Hook returned yesterday afternoon to the city for repairs, having, when off Fire Island, slightly disabled the starboard engine. She will probably sail again to-day.