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4 stories matching vessel

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  1. Vancouver Spends $2,500 to Open Its River Gate to Bigger Ships

    The Northern Pacific dredger cleared a channel with at least fourteen feet of water over the bar below Vancouver, and citizens who guaranteed the cost now wanted an improvement district—and a federal jetty—to keep it open.

    Oct 9, 1903The Evening StatesmanVancouver, Clark CountyBoom & Bust · City Hall

  2. A Tragic End at Sea

    A sailor suffering from mental health crises committed suicide by fire while aboard the schooner Siimson.

    Jun 12, 1903The Evening StatesmanSeattle, King County

  3. A New Steamboat Opens the Okanogan

    A shallow-draft vessel launches on the upper Okanogan River, ending the reliance on primitive ox-team freight haulage.

    Oct 20, 1903The Evening StatesmanOkanogan River, Brewster, Okanogan CountyBoom & Bust

  4. Ellen Dorr, Dayton Pioneer, Dies at Sea

    Mrs. Ellen R. Dorr of Dayton passes away in mid-ocean while returning home from Manila, leaving a family spread across the Pacific.

    Jan 4, 1904The Evening StatesmanDayton, Columbia CountyScandal

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