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Maine 127071 (Canada)
No full textThis propeller was built in 1862 by Stevens & Presley, Cleveland, Ohio. In 1929, she became "Charlietta." Her boiler exploded about one mile above Ogdensburg, New York, St. Lawrence River, on July 5, 1871. Three lives were lost. She sank at Goose Bay, six miles below Alexandria Bay, New York, on June 14, 1872, and she was raised on June 24, 1872. She burned at Northern Transit Company wharf, Port Huron, Michigan, on May 22, 1880. Her lines were cut loose and she was blown across stream below Point Edward. She was raised on June 9, 1880, by Captain F. I. Merriman. She was cut down to lumber carrier during repairs. She burned and sank while fitting out at Tonawanda, New York, April 15, 1898, and was raised on May 2, 1898. She sank and was raised again on July 18, 1898. She was towed to Bay City, Michigan, where repairs were completed in James Davidson yard on October 7, 1899. She burned to a total loss at Marine City, Michigan, on July 16, 1911
CIL 6.8967 – Epitaph of Hyblaeus and Ismenus, brothers who were from the school headed by Ramus, a slave of Tiberius
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IG II(2) 977b + Agora XV, no. 246 (fr. c) – Fragments of a decree honoring the prytaneis of Attalis
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