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October 30, 1902 Page one Bear's cruise was a failure Railroad for Jefferson Shipmaster
61. October 30, 1902 Page one
Bear's cruise was a failure
Railroad for Jefferson
Shipmaster injured
Copper River steamers
May 21, 1904 Page one Russians seem much encouraged Report filed by the receiver Sound steamers
62. May 21, 1904 Page one
Russians seem much encouraged
Report filed by the receiver
Sound steamers substitute oil for coal
Payment prohibited of sailors' advance wages
Railroad contract will be let for the West Side
Prosch Washington Views Album
63. Prosch Washington Views Album
2.041 Steamers Beaver and Otter
64. 2.041 Steamers Beaver and Otter
Seattle waterfront with steamers W.F. MUNROE and NELLIE at dock, n.d.
65. Seattle waterfront with steamers W.F. MUNROE and NELLIE at dock, n.d.
Saint Michael, showing Northern Commercial Co. facility and sternwheel steamers OIL CITY and SEATTLE
66. Saint Michael, showing Northern Commercial Co. facility and sternwheel steamers OIL CITY and SEATTLE NO. 3, ca. 1904
Steamers LEAH and LOUISE frozen in the ice, ca. 1904
67. Steamers LEAH and LOUISE frozen in the ice, ca. 1904
Steamers SARAH and LEAH with barge, ca. 1904
68. Steamers SARAH and LEAH with barge, ca. 1904
Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad Pier C, with Steamers Gleaner and City of Seattle, Seattle, ca. 1907.
69. Columbia & Puget Sound Railroad Pier C, with Steamers Gleaner and City of Seattle, Seattle, ca. 1907.
Waterfront showing steamers CITY OF TACOMA and UMATILLA at the Oregon Improvement Company dock in the
70. Waterfront showing steamers CITY OF TACOMA and UMATILLA at the Oregon Improvement Company dock in the vicinity of Washington St., Seattle, Washington, ca. 1900.
Steamers and sailing vessels in the waters off of Nome from the sand spit, Alaska, ca. 1900.
71. Steamers and sailing vessels in the waters off of Nome from the sand spit, Alaska, ca. 1900.
Menhaden Fishery Menhaden oil and guano factory at Milford, Conn.: steamers unloading fish at the
72. Menhaden Fishery
Menhaden oil and guano factory at Milford, Conn.: steamers unloading fish at the wharf; incline railway for carrying fish to cooking-tanks on upper floor of factory; oil-tanks and storage-sheds in foreground; platform for drying scrap in rear of factory connected with building by elevated railway
Menhaden Fishery Menhaden sloops and steamers in Gardiner's Bay, Long Island
73. Menhaden Fishery
Menhaden sloops and steamers in Gardiner's Bay, Long Island
Menhaden Fishery Fleet of menhaden steamers on the fishing grounds; seining crews at work
74. Menhaden Fishery
Fleet of menhaden steamers on the fishing grounds; seining crews at work
Menhaden Fishery Fleet of menhaden steamers en route to fishing grounds on south side of Long Island
75. Menhaden Fishery
Fleet of menhaden steamers en route to fishing grounds on south side of Long Island
Seattle Fresh Halibut Market. At Pier 8 the halibut schooner catches and the halibut brought from Alaska
76. Seattle Fresh Halibut Market. At Pier 8 the halibut schooner catches and the halibut brought from Alaska by the regular steamers are sold. More halibut is sold here than in any other one place in the world
Plant of the International Fish Co. at Tacoma, Showing Halibut Steamers at the Dock
77. Plant of the International Fish Co. at Tacoma, Showing Halibut Steamers at the Dock
Carrying wood from the shore on board steamers on the Yukon River
78. Carrying wood from the shore on board steamers on the Yukon River
Wood Yard on the banks of the Yukon River, from which passing steamers are supplied
79. Wood Yard on the banks of the Yukon River, from which passing steamers are supplied
Method of constructing the bow of Yukon River steamers used in towing barges, lashed ahead
80. Method of constructing the bow of Yukon River steamers used in towing barges, lashed ahead
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