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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), Feb. 4, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), Feb. 4, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.4 Direct Trade Between Our Upper Lakes and Europe - During the past two years ten vessels, with a total tonnage of 3,600 tons, were built at Cleveland, Ohio and freighted by merchants of that city for English ports, their cargoes being chiefly staves and black walnut lumber. ...
    TextNewspaper     p.4 Direct Trade Between Our Upper Lakes and Europe - During the past two years ten vessels, with a total tonnage of 3,600 tons, were built at Cleveland, Ohio and …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), Feb. 11, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), Feb. 11, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Fishing For Salmon Trout - fishing from inside tent, at Cape Vincent, through ice. [Northern Journal]
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Fishing For Salmon Trout - fishing from inside tent, at Cape Vincent, through ice. [Northern Journal]
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), Feb. 18, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), Feb. 18, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.4 The Sault Ste. Marie Canal - Gov. of Michigan recommends finishing of work.
    TextNewspaper     p.4 The Sault Ste. Marie Canal - Gov. of Michigan recommends finishing of work.
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), Feb. 25, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), Feb. 25, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.2 American Naval Intelligence - nine commissioned or warranted men attached to str. Michigan on the Lakes. p.3 Died - At Point Frederick on 22nd Feb., James Machray, Foreman of Stores, Military Store Department, H.M. Dockyard, 57 years old. ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 American Naval Intelligence - nine commissioned or warranted men attached to str. Michigan on the Lakes. p.3 Died - At Point Frederick on 22nd Feb., James Machray, Foreman of …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), March 4, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), March 4, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.1 Melancholy Accident - Capt. Macreadie, of brig. British Queen, and others fell through ice, his wife and her brother drown. [Sarnia Observer] The Board of Lake Underwriters, which has been in session for several days in Chicago, adjourned on Friday week to meet in New ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 Melancholy Accident - Capt. Macreadie, of brig. British Queen, and others fell through ice, his wife and her brother drown. [Sarnia Observer] The Board of Lake Underwriters, which has …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), March 11, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), March 11, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Opening of Navigation at Toronto - The Globe says that the bay at Toronto is now entirely free from ice, and navigation for the season has opened. On Saturday the schooner Caledonia arrived at the Custom House Wharf from Lewiston and Niagara, with a cargo of hay, whisky and …
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Opening of Navigation at Toronto - The Globe says that the bay at Toronto is now entirely free from ice, and navigation for the season has opened. On Saturday …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), March 18, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), March 18, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.2 ice gone in bay at Kingston; boats crossing to Wolfe and Garden Island; ice floating near Snake Island and lighthouse. ..."Nearly all the River and Lake Steamers have been undergoing repairs during the winter, and it is proposed, we believe, to make an early start in ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 ice gone in bay at Kingston; boats crossing to Wolfe and Garden Island; ice floating near Snake Island and lighthouse. ..."Nearly all the River and Lake Steamers have been …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), March 25, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), March 25, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.1 Severe Storm - Pierrepont fights way to Cape Vincent; wooden storehouse which stood on the wharf at foot of Union St., belonging to Marine Railway, was blown down. p.2 The Storm at Garden Island - lots of wood and cribbing blown away. Charlotte ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 Severe Storm - Pierrepont fights way to Cape Vincent; wooden storehouse which stood on the wharf at foot of Union St., belonging to Marine Railway, was blown down. p.2 …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), April 1, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), April 1, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.3 The schooner Bay of Quinte, Capt. Gaskin, left Kingston harbor on Monday for Toronto, with a fair wind and fair weather, and reached Toronto in 20 hours, escaping the gale which sprang up from the West. p.4 The Harbor - The first keel to open the waters ...
    TextNewspaper     p.3 The schooner Bay of Quinte, Capt. Gaskin, left Kingston harbor on Monday for Toronto, with a fair wind and fair weather, and reached Toronto in 20 hours, escaping the …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), April 7, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), April 7, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.1 Propeller Blown Up - The American propeller Lady of the Lake, belonging to the Northern Transportation Company's New York & Erie Railroad Line, left Cleveland on Friday evening for Dunkirk, having on board 1600 bbls. of flour, 50 bbls. of highwines, 100 bbls. of pork, 300 ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 Propeller Blown Up - The American propeller Lady of the Lake, belonging to the Northern Transportation Company's New York & Erie Railroad Line, left Cleveland on Friday evening for …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), April 15, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), April 15, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.2 City Council - Councillor Berry once was a part owner of a boat with Mr. Anglin. p.3 Loss of the Linnie Powell - In noticing several accidents by the late severe gales, we stated that a vessel of Port Dover had been lost on the night of the 18th …
    TextNewspaper     p.2 City Council - Councillor Berry once was a part owner of a boat with Mr. Anglin. p.3 Loss of the Linnie Powell - In noticing several accidents by the …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), April 22, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), April 22, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.3 Opening of Canal Navigation - The water will be let into the Lachine Canal today (20th), and the Beauharnois, Cornwall and Williamsburgh Canals will also be opened. The steamer St. Helen is being prepared for the business of the season, and will be ready to occupy her ...
    TextNewspaper     p.3 Opening of Canal Navigation - The water will be let into the Lachine Canal today (20th), and the Beauharnois, Cornwall and Williamsburgh Canals will also be opened. The steamer …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), April 29, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), April 29, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.2 A Mirage - the Canadian shore only looked a few miles away. [Oswego Times 21st] p.3 The dam on the Rideau Canal, above Smith's Falls, has given way; the breach is a very large one, and navigation will be interrupted for a considerable length of time. The ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 A Mirage - the Canadian shore only looked a few miles away. [Oswego Times 21st] p.3 The dam on the Rideau Canal, above Smith's Falls, has given way; the …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), May 6, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), May 6, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.2 Steamer Kingston - This popular steamer, Captain Kelly, made her appearance at our wharf, on Tuesday last on her way to Montreal. Many of the Captain's friends flocked down to see him, and at his departure, gave him three cheers. The Kingston and her commander, are deservedly ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 Steamer Kingston - This popular steamer, Captain Kelly, made her appearance at our wharf, on Tuesday last on her way to Montreal. Many of the Captain's friends flocked down …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), May 13, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), May 13, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.1 str. Islander takes large shipment of grain etc. to Malta, for Bruce Township. [Kincardine Commonwealth] The Assizes Friday, May 7th - Anglin v. The Grand Trunk Railway This was an action brought by the plaintiff, who is the owner of a ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 str. Islander takes large shipment of grain etc. to Malta, for Bruce Township. [Kincardine Commonwealth] The Assizes Friday, May 7th - Anglin v. The Grand Trunk Railway This was …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), May 20, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), May 20, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.1 Assizes - Eleventh Day - Friday, May 13th Commercial Bank vs John Cameron - This case, in which a large sum of money was involved, was put off for the present Assizes upon affidavit. It is connected with the case in which the Bank obtained a verdict on Wednesday …
    TextNewspaper     p.1 Assizes - Eleventh Day - Friday, May 13th Commercial Bank vs John Cameron - This case, in which a large sum of money was involved, was put off for …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), May 27, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), May 27, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.1 The steamer Kaloolah has commenced running between Port Stanley and Buffalo, touching at the intermediate ports. She leaves Port Dover on the evenings of Monday and Thursday, at 9 o'clock, to connect with the Welland Railway and the steamer Peerless, for Toronto. The trip to ...
    TextNewspaper     p.1 The steamer Kaloolah has commenced running between Port Stanley and Buffalo, touching at the intermediate ports. She leaves Port Dover on the evenings of Monday and Thursday, at 9 …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), June 3, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), June 3, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.3 An inquest was held on Saturday in the township of Pittsburgh before Mr. Coroner Bryant on the body of Maurice Powers, a sailor who was drowned off Nine Mile Point from the schooner Omar Pacha on the 8th April last. The body washed ashore at Milton's Point on the …
    TextNewspaper     p.3 An inquest was held on Saturday in the township of Pittsburgh before Mr. Coroner Bryant on the body of Maurice Powers, a sailor who was drowned off Nine Mile …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), June 10, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), June 10, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.2 A Week Among the Thousand Islands - about fishing. p.3 Wreck - Loss of 5 Men - Capt. John Miller, of this place, arrived in port today, (Tuesday), and brings the sad intelligence of the wreck of the schooner Euphrata, Capt. Klassen, off Kalamazoo, during ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 A Week Among the Thousand Islands - about fishing. p.3 Wreck - Loss of 5 Men - Capt. John Miller, of this place, arrived in port today, (Tuesday), and …
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  • Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), June 17, 1859
    Weekly Chronicle & News (Kingston, ON), June 17, 1859
    TextNewspaper       p.2 A Short Trip on the Rideau Canal - aboard str. Ottawa, Capt. Ryan - some description of boat and captain, as well as some villages; the Ottawa was last winter thoroughly repaired, and had an upper cabin added for gentlemen. (over a full column) The Collingwood Route - ...
    TextNewspaper     p.2 A Short Trip on the Rideau Canal - aboard str. Ottawa, Capt. Ryan - some description of boat and captain, as well as some villages; the Ottawa was last …
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