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- Scotia
- 1 launching on the 7 June, she would be christened SCOTIA. The first total loss of a steamboat on Lake
- 2 LAKE MICHIGAN, LAKE ONTARIO, OCEAN, PERSIA(73), SCOTIA, SOVEREIGN (73), L. SHICKLUNA, R. W. STANDLY (73)
- 3 widened. At Hutchinson's Mill, the propellers SCOTIA and EUROPE; were in winter quarters. Farther up
- 4 EUROPE, LAKE ONTARIO, OCEAN, SOVEREIGN and SCOTIA were assigned to the Montreal to Chicago, Fort
- 5 The line would operate the OCEAN, PRUSSIA, SCOTIA, ARGYLE, LINCOLN, CLINTON, CITY OF ST. CATHARINES
- 6 in keeping the CELTIC, PRUSSIA, OCEAN and SCOTIA busy on the Chicago-Montreal service. Their
- 7 Capt. H. Zealand, ST. MAGNUS, Capt. D. A. Kish, SCOTIA, Capt. J. H. Scott, EUROPE, Capt. J. Clifford,
- 8 from Montreal, before laying up for the winter, SCOTIA outward bound for Oshawa to load wheat, DOMINION
- 9 widespread area. On Lake Ontario, the propeller SCOTIA, Capt. Fraser, from Charlotte to Toronto, with the
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