1881, June 14 Launched
1883, May 9 Owned The Bradley Transportation Company of East
Cleveland, Ohio
1886-1905 Regularly towed NEGAUNEE & others
1887, July Grounded Saint Mary's River near Saint Joseph Island
1889, May Collided with MERRICK; week later collided with DULUTH,
Sault Saint Marie, Michigan
1895 Grounded & ice damage near Amherstburg, Ontario, Lake Erie
1896 12'6" x 12', 160 pounds steam scotch boiler built by Dry Dock
Engine Works, Detroit, Michigan
1902, May 3 Rebuilt at Cleveland, Ohio; 247.6 x 36.3 x 20.3;
1627 gross/1233 net tons; one deck, 2 masts
1911 Abandoned in sinking condition, Manitowoc, Wisconsin; previously
laid up, Kenosha, Wisconsin
1912, November Removed to & abandoned, Door County, Wisconsin
1915, March 24 Documents surrendered
1916, November 11 Resurrected & rebuilt at Sturgeon Bay, Wisconsin &
Milwaukee, Wisconsin; 1645.11 gross/1441.11 net
tons; 3 masts; owned Northwestern Steamship Company,
Fairport, Ohio; to Atlantic Coast
1917 Renamed NORTHWESTERN
1920, March 22 Wrecked; owned Clinchfield Navigation Company, New
York, New York
