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The Milwaukee News
Thursday, 7 August, 1873

         On the 29th ult., while the schooner Helen Blood was
       bound from Chicago to Brasher's Pier, one of the sailors,
       RICHARD McGUIRE by name, jumped overboard while the ves-
       sel was just off Milwaukee. Boats were immediately lowered
       and the man rescued. On the following morning however, he
       again jumped overboard while the vessel was off Sheboygan,
       and was drowned.
       
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The Inter-Ocean
Thursday, 11 December, 1873
(lake marine deaths)

         RICHARD McGUIRE, in a fit of delirium jumped overboard
       and drowned himself from schr Helen Blood off Sheboygan.
       
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