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The Milwaukee Daily News
Wednesday, 1 October, 1873

         On Sunday evening, just after the propeller Manitowoc had
       left this port, a man named MICHAEL STANLEY fell overboard.
       The steamer was instantly stopped, a small boat lowered and
       unsuccessful search made for the unfortunate man. STANLEY
       was about 21 years of age and had been employed as wheels-
       man on the boat. His home is in Chicago, though he has a
       sister residing in the Third ward of this city. The vessel
       had barely cleared the light-house piers at the time the
       accident took place.
       
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