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Detroit Free Press
Thursday, 11 December, 1873
(lake marine losses)

         CAPT. ROOD, MR. WOOD (of Hubbard & Wood), EDWARD LAHEY,
       engineer, and one unknown, drowned from tug May, which
       foundered in Green Bay.
       
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Door County Advocate
Thursday, 6 November, 1873

         Tug May foundered on the west shore of Green Bay,
       with four persons aboard.
       
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