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Bay State

1  consisting of the Cataract, Bay State, Northerner and Niagara. Their route was from

2  Express Line of mail steamers--Cataract, Bay State, Northerner, and Niagara--connecting at

3  Oswego and Ogdensburgh consisted of the Bay State, Niagara, Ontario and Cataract. A small vessel

4  a very serious accident occurred to the steamer Bay State on the morning of Wednesday, May 9th. Daring a

5  accompanied by great loss of life. The propeller Bay State, Captain Marshall, belonging to the Northern

6  steamers," so runs the advertisement, "Bay State and Cataract," leaves Toronto " every Monday,

7  lake steamers Ontario, Captain J. B. Estes; Bay State, Captain J. B. Morley; Cataract, Captain J. H.

8  for 1864 were as follows: The Ontario and Bay State at first formed a tri-weekly line. Early in June

9  Line had their three steamers, the Ontario, Bay State and Cataract plying as in 1863-64.

10  the point of an island by the American steamer Bay State, and sank in less than five minutes. Both boats

11  as in the year previous, namely, the Ontario, Bay State and Cataract.

12  throughout 1850 of four vessels, the Cataract, Bay State, Ontario and Northerner. The Niagara, also an

13  of the season these were the Northerner and Bay State, each of 1,000 tons burthen. They connected with

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