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Cortland Republican Banner (Cortland, NY), Wed., Aug. 24, 1859
... she used to be. When about three miles north of Homer the train came nearly...
... she used to be. When about three miles north of Homer the train came nearly...
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Stanley L. Noble (Schooner), aground, 29 Jun 1859
...GONE ASHORE. - We learn by the Lake Shore train this morning that a couple...
...GONE ASHORE. - We learn by the Lake Shore train this morning that a couple...
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Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), June 17, 1859
... train. Her cargo consisted of 5000 bushels wheat for Oshawa, 2000 barrels flour...
... train. Her cargo consisted of 5000 bushels wheat for Oshawa, 2000 barrels flour...
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Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), July 1, 1859
..., and at 4:30 P.M., to connect with the morning and evening trains from the Cape...
..., and at 4:30 P.M., to connect with the morning and evening trains from the Cape...
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Milwaukee (Steamboat), aground, 28 Nov 1859
... went to Grand Haven by the express train yesterday morning to take charge...
... went to Grand Haven by the express train yesterday morning to take charge...
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Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), April 7, 1859
... railway train at once. It will be of superior construction to any boat ever known...
... railway train at once. It will be of superior construction to any boat ever known...
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Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), June 24, 1859
... will at once run a few trains of cars per day from Port Colborne to Port Dalhousie...
... will at once run a few trains of cars per day from Port Colborne to Port Dalhousie...
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