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CIL 14.98 – Record of Antoninus Pius building public baths with his own funds, along with funds promised by Hadrian
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CIL 14.4235 – Fragments of an inscription honoring Hadrian for the benefits he bestowed on Baetican Spain
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CIL 6.40346 – Two inscriptions honoring the emperor Tiberius and Lucius Caesar
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CIL 9.4962 – Dedication to Constantius I Chloris from the people of Cures Sabini
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Alfred Krupp 107242 (Canada 158640)
No full textThis barge was built in 1896 by Chicago Ship Building Company, Chicago, Illinois. She was owned by Bessemer Steamship Company, Cleveland, Ohio, until 1901, when she was sold to Pittsburgh Steamship Company, Cleveland, Ohio. In 1936, she was sold to Mohawk Navigation Company, Montreal, Canada. She was sold to Luedtke Engineering Company, Frankfort, Michigan, in 1967. She was sunk as temporary breakwater for construction of Hydro Electric Pumped Storage Project, Two Creeks, Wisconsin, on Lake Michigan, in 1967, along with Canadian propeller "Saskatoon." She was raised and towed to Kewaunee, Wisconsin, Septamber 14, 1972. She broke free from moorings at Kewaunee, Wisconsin, during storm on April 9, 1973, swung around, and struck Corps of Engineering dredge "Kewaunee" and some scows. The impact punctured a hole in her stern, above waterline. She was remoored alongside "Saskatoon," until 1975, when scrapping began at Hyman-Michaels Company, Duluth, Minnesota
Lake Elrio 219158 (U.S.S.R.)
No full textThis propeller was built in 1919 by Great Lakes Engineering Works, Ashtabula, Ohio. She was owned by U.S. Shipping Board, Washington, D.C., until 1927, when she was sold to International Packing Company, Seattle, Washington. In 1928, she was purchased by the U.S.S.R., Vladivostok, U.S.S.R.. In 1922, she became "Paria," in 1927, she became "Chase," and in 1928, she became "Kamchatka." She was dropped from Lloyd's Register circa 1959
Lake Lilicusun 217322
No full textThis propeller was built in 1918 by Saginaw Shipbuilding Company, Saginaw, Michigan. She was scrapped at River Rouge by Ford Motor Company in 1926
Lake Pachuta 216578
No full textThis propeller was built in 1918 by Saginaw Shipbuilding, Saginaw, Michigan. She was owned by U.S. Shipping Board, Washington, D.C.. She was sold to Ford Motor Company and scrapped at River Rouge, Michigan, in 1928
