Box 10
Contains 24 Results:
Papers re. the tug WALTER A. LUKENBACH of New York, NY, Mar 17–Apr 1, 1914
The tug went ashore on Black Point near Niantic, CT, on Mar 17, 1914. She was owned by Edgar F. Lukenbach and Company, New York, NY. Includes correspondence, transcriptions of telephone conversations, and a memorandum of charges for services rendered.
Papers re. the tug FRED E. RICHARDS and barges #7 and NEWBURGH, Mar 15–Sept. 22, 1914
The tug became disabled near Shinnecock, NY, on Mar 15, 1914, while towing barge #7 of Rockland, ME (owned by Rockland and Rockport Lime Company) and the barge NEWBURGH of New York, NY (owned by J.B. King and Company). Includes correspondence, telegrams, transcriptions of telephone conversations, a bill, and memorandums of services rendered.
Letters re. the fishing schooner TERRA NOVA of Vancouver, British Columbia, Mar 18, 1914
The schooner went ashore and broke up on Cape Cod, MA, near the Pamet River Life Saving Station on Mar 18, 1914. She was owned by Rowan Brothers. Includes letters.
Papers re. the steamer MABEL L. STEVENS of Bridgeport, CT, Apr 15–Aug. 28, 1914
The steamer sank in Five Mile River near South Norwalk, CT, on Apr 15, 1914. She was owned by the Stevens Oyster Company, New Haven, CT. Includes correspondence, transcriptions of telephone conversations, a bill, and a memorandum of services rendered.
Papers re. the fishing schooner ELLEN and MARY of Boston, MA, Mar 20–30, 1914
The schooner went ashore on Georges Island in Boston Harbor on Mar 20, 1914. Includes correspondence, a receipt, and a wreck report.
Missing
Papers re. the steamship EMPRESS OF IRELAND of Liverpool, May 29–31, 1914
The steamship sank in the St. Lawrence River near Rimouski, Quebec, Canada, on May 29, 1914, after being rammed by the collier STORSTAD. She was owned by the Canadian Pacific Railway Company. Includes memorandums and newspaper clippings.
Papers re. the steamship NORTH LAND of Portland, ME, Jun 4, 1914–Feb. 27, 1915
The steamship went ashore on Bartletts Reef near New London, CT, on June 4, 1914. She was owned by the Eastern Steamship Corporation, Boston, MA. Includes correspondence, telegrams, transcriptions of telephone conversations, bills, an insurance policy, newspaper clippings, a release, receipts, memorandums of charges, and memorandums of services rendered.
Transcriptions re. the schooner EMMA J. CHESEBRO of New York, NY, June 10–11, 1914
The schooner sank in the Connecticut River on Jun 10, 1914, after striking a railroad bridge pier. Includes transcriptions of telephone conversations regarding removing the wreck.
Papers re. the steam yacht ESPERANZA of Pittsburgh, PA, Jun 24, 1914–Jan. 13, 1915
The yacht went ashore on Horseshoe Reef near Groton Long Point, CT, on Jun 24, 1914. She was owned by J. Dalzell McKee of Pittsburgh, PA. Includes correspondence, telegrams, transcriptions of telephone conversations, and memorandums of services rendered.