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The Inter-Ocean
Thursday, 2 October, 1873

         CAPTAIN JAMES STEWART, formerly of Chicago, died on
       Saturday at his residence in Milwaukee, aged 65 years
       and 6 months. It is five years since the deceased left
       the lakes, the last vessel he sailed being (we believe)
       the brig Mahoning. CAPTAIN STEWART spent a great portion
       of his life on the water, commencing to sail in 1834. He
       was well known and popular, and leaves a large circle of
       friends. CAPTAIN JOHN STEWART, Harbor Master in Chicago,
       is a brother of the deceased.
       
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