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Groups: Daily Palladium- Year: 1880
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- Daily Palladium (Oswego, NY), Monday, Nov. 8, 1880
Our First November Gale The Storm Which Swept the Lakes - A Story of Perils and Disasters - The Efforts to Rescue the Wood Duck at Oswego - Disasters to the Lake Ontario Fleet and Other Vessels - Lives Lost and Property Destroyed The Storm. There is reason to fear … Our First November Gale The Storm Which Swept the Lakes - A Story of Perils and Disasters - The Efforts to Rescue the Wood Duck at Oswego - Disasters to …Maritime History of the Great Lakes - Daily Palladium (Oswego, NY), Friday, Nov. 12, 1880 There is a photo of this particular wreck. There is a photo of this particular wreck.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily Palladium (Oswego, NY), Wed., Nov. 10, 1880 About 1,000 bushels of dry barley were taken from the schooner Wood Duck and 2,500 wet. There is only one large hole in her bottom to be seen. She will be hauled off today probably. About 1,000 bushels of dry barley were taken from the schooner Wood Duck and 2,500 wet. There is only one large hole in her bottom to be seen. She will …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily Palladium (Oswego, NY), Fri., Nov. 12, 1880 The tug Seymour and cutter Manhattan yesterday pulled the schooner Wood Duck ashore near the fort, but did not succeed in getting her off. She was heading to the eastward and the Seymour pulled her partially around and left her. Today's storm turned her entirely about, so that now she … The tug Seymour and cutter Manhattan yesterday pulled the schooner Wood Duck ashore near the fort, but did not succeed in getting her off. She was heading to the eastward …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily Palladium (Oswego, NY), Sat., Nov. 13, 1880 The Snow Bird and Wood Duck, ashore here, were lying easy today. The Snow Bird and Wood Duck, ashore here, were lying easy today.Maritime History of the Great Lakes
- Daily Palladium (Oswego, NY), Nov. 18, 1880 McCarthy & Marsh have bought the wrecked schooner Wood Duck off her owners for $200. They paid $3,000 for her last year and expended considerable in repairs. They stated they would break her up as it seemed impossible to remove her as all the tugs were laid up or departed … McCarthy & Marsh have bought the wrecked schooner Wood Duck off her owners for $200. They paid $3,000 for her last year and expended considerable in repairs. They stated they …Maritime History of the Great Lakes
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