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 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 9 Jan 1943     Oswego Backwash Takes Six More Schooner Days DLXXI (571) by C. H. J. Snider _______ THE Prince Edward schooner British Queen, one of several so named, carried square timbers for Oswego ...

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 16 Jan 1943     Wrecked at Oswego was the fate of many - How 'Albacore' Went Schooner Days DLXXII ( 572) by C. H. J. Snider _______ How often has Schooner Days had to end the story of a stout laker with ...

 Syracuse Journal (Syracuse, NY), 15 Oct 1846     SCHOONER ODD FELLOW.--This is the name of a new vessel lately constructed at the ship yard of Mr. Thomas Dobbie, of Oswego, and which was launched at that place on Tuesday last. Her length of deck is 127 feet--breadth of beam 23 feet 5 inches and depth of hold 10 …

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 25 Apr 1953     Oswego, N.Y., June, 1805 Schooner Days MCII (1102) Happier Bride's Diary - 5 By C. H. J. Snider How lovely to wake up in bright early sunshine in a new world! Thus did young Mrs. Anne MacDonell of Toronto at 6 o'clock in the morning of ...

      Ed. Mattoon, who went down the lake this morning to examine the fragments of the wreck, reported to have been found by a farmer, returned before noon and reports the he saw what appeared to be the upper part of a vessel's cabin, broken in pieces, and strewn upon the …

 Snider, C. H. J., Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 15 May 1937     The Blood Boat - and M. J. Cummings' Stars Schooner Days CCXCII (292) _______ HERE is the three-masted Oswego schooner M.J. Cummings, with her tug, also M.J. Cummings. Michael J. was like the Motts and Finneys, and Lyonses, an ...

 Ontario Repository (Canandaigua, NY), Tues., Aug. 9, 1817     Oswego, August 7. The Steam Boat Ontario, Capt. Mallaby, touched here this morning from Niagara on her way to Sackets harbor, Ogdensburgh, &c.; She was so much crowded with passengers that the captain was under the necessity of leaving a number of applicants at Niagara, for want of more ...

 Toronto Telegram (Toronto, ON), 1 May 1937     Dinosaur For Breakfast an 1812-er in the Camera Schooner Days no. CCXC _______ Some of the pictures in the Parsons' store at Oswego are photographs - Oswego harbor in storm and calm, freshet and frost, bristling with masts or ...

      THE SCHOONER CORSICAN ASHORE. - Saturday afternoon Captain Brown of the schooner Corsican, telegraphed Mr. A.F. Smith that the schooner was ashore twenty-one miles above Port Maitland, Lake Erie, but gave no particulars. Mr. Smith started immediately for the scene of the disaster, to ...

      Death of Morgan M. Wheeler While in a measure prepared for the mournful event, our city is do-day deeply saddened by the death of Captain Morgan M. Wheeler which took place at about six o'clock this morning. Although still comparatively a young man, Captain Wheeler had ...

 Syracuse Journal (Syracuse, NY), April 18, 1867     Dry Dock in Oswego. - Mr. Carrington , President of the Oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company , is now constructing a magnificent dry dock in

 Syracuse Journal (Syracuse, NY), April 18, 1867   Dry Dock in Oswego. - Mr. Carrington , President of the Oswego and Syracuse Railroad Company , is now constructing a magnificent dry dock in

Maritime History of the Great Lakes

      Shipwreck and Loss of Life. ___ The Schooner Mohawk , Capt. John Carmichael , owned by J.B.C. Morris Esq., of

    Shipwreck and Loss of Life. ___ The Schooner Mohawk , Capt. John Carmichael , owned by J.B.C. Morris Esq., of

Maritime History of the Great Lakes

      Yesterday's Blow ______ Reports of Disasters on Lake Ontario ______ The Schooners Delaware , Gearing ,

    Yesterday's Blow ______ Reports of Disasters on Lake Ontario ______ The Schooners Delaware , Gearing ,

Maritime History of the Great Lakes

      SIXTY MILES AN HOUR. _____ A Disastrous Northeast Gale on Lake Ontario _____ Vessels Ashore and in Distress - Loss of Life at Charlotte - The East Breakwater Washed Away - The ...

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 Syracuse Sunday Herald (Syracuse, NY), March 6, 1915     Some notes from Wally Workmaster, of Pittsburgh, Pa., who was site manager at Fort Ontario Historic Site in Oswego for 21 years. "Nary a trace of any tunnel from Fort Ontario across the river revealed itself between 1960 and 1981. Nor do I believe it was technologically possible to dig …

      What People Say Some more Centennial reminiscences from the west Milan, Ohio Aug. 18, 1876 To the Editor of the Palladium Sir- The paper asked for is received, and wishing to express thanks for the favor, I embrace this occasion to add ...

      The lake commerce of Oswego is large, and not infrequently thirty to forty arrivals occur in a day during the busy season, bringing among their freight 30,000 barrels of flour and 100,000 bushels of wheat. Two weeks since, in a walk along the docks below the bridge, on the river, …

 Oswego Palladium-Times (Oswego, NY), 23 Oct 1941     Old Time Hotel is Being Razed ____ Empire On East First street Once Headquarters for Oswego Sailors. ____ The memories of Oswego oldsters watching workmen raze the Conde storehouse at 82 and 84 ...

 Oswego Daily Commercial Times (Oswego, NY), 2 May 1907     Brower A. Morgan Brower A. Morgan, one of Oswego's oldest residents and a veteran ship carpenter, died this morning at home, No. 168 West Seneca Street. Mr. Morgan was in his eighty-third year. Most of his life was passed in Oswego where he was employed for half a century by …