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Detroit Free Press
Thursday, 25 May 1893

         Death of CAPT. NICHOLSON
         
         Tuesday's Eagle contained the brief announcement
       of the fact that CAPT. ALEXANDER NICHOLSON was dead
       at the home of his son, CAPT. WM. NICHOLSON, 178
       Quimby street, near Plainfield avenue, at the ad-
       vanced age of 82 years. The old captain came from
       Wyandotte two years ago to live with his son here,
       and is well known as an old-time lake captain. He
       has three sons following the lakes and all are
       masters of vessels, CAPT. WM. NICHOLSON being mas-
       ter of the splendid Goodrich steamer Atlanta, ply-
       ing on the Chicago-Grand Haven route. He was one
       of a splendid type of Scotch-American citizens
       whose labors have helped wonderfully in develop-
       ing the great west of twenty to fifty years ago.
        - Grand Rapids Eagle.
        
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