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- Daily Standard (Kingston, ON), 21 Aug 1911p.1 TUG CHIEFTAIN SINKS, FOUR ARE DROWNED The Calvin Company's Tug Was Rammed by a Nova Scotia Collier Just Above Quebec -20 miles above Quebec, between St. Antoine and St. Croix, Lotbiniere County; 4 dead. Chieftain Sank In ...p.1 TUG CHIEFTAIN SINKS, FOUR ARE DROWNED The Calvin Company's Tug Was Rammed by a Nova Scotia Collier Just Above Quebec -20 miles above Quebec, between St. Antoine and St. …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily Standard (Kingston, ON), 21 Aug 1911p.1 TUG CHIEFTAIN SINKS, FOUR ARE DROWNED. The Dead. George Menard, 48 years old, raft foreman, Garden Island. Mrs. Haggerty, widow, cook on Chieftain, Wolfe Island. Miss Haggerty, 16 years old, ...p.1 TUG CHIEFTAIN SINKS, FOUR ARE DROWNED. The Dead. George Menard, 48 years old, raft foreman, Garden Island. Mrs. Haggerty, widow, cook on Chieftain, Wolfe Island. Miss Haggerty, 16 years …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily Standard (Kingston, ON), 9 Aug 1917p.1 TWELVE PEOPLE DROWNED WHEN SCHOONER GEORGE A. MARSH OF BELLEVILLE SANK YESTERDAY MORNING OFF PIGEON ISLAND The Lost. Captain John Smith, Belleville, aged 40. His wife, aged ...p.1 TWELVE PEOPLE DROWNED WHEN SCHOONER GEORGE A. MARSH OF BELLEVILLE SANK YESTERDAY MORNING OFF PIGEON ISLAND The Lost. Captain John Smith, Belleville, aged 40. His wife, aged ...Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily Standard (Kingston, ON), 5 Sep 1919p.2 STEAMER BURNED. Ogdensburg, N.Y., Sept. 5th - The wooden steamer Toltec of Buffalo, en route Montreal to Buffalo in ballast, caught fire yesterday while proceeding up the St. Lawrence River and was beached near Prescott, Ont., where she was ...p.2 STEAMER BURNED. Ogdensburg, N.Y., Sept. 5th - The wooden steamer Toltec of Buffalo, en route Montreal to Buffalo in ballast, caught fire yesterday while proceeding up the St. Lawrence …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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