Search scope: Maryland/Virginia; all dates.
Results displayed: 2.
Curation method: Human-selected search results with retrieval of vessel-related article text and page-image evidence.
| Date | Newspaper | Extracted Article Text | Page Images |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1878-10-24 | The Norfolk Landmark | HELD BY HER ANCHORS. Several laden oyster boats lying in the County dock were sunk and others dam-aged. The schooner Blanche Tennis lost her yawl boat, the pungy Frank Cassidy her taffrail, and the canoe Bonnie Dundee broke loose from her moorings at Messrs. Not-tingham & Wrenu's wharf at Atlantic City, and floated out into the harbor, where she was |  Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |
| 1893-02-21 | The Baltimore Sun | ABANDONED IN THE PATAPSCO. A Schooner's Crew Thought to be Drowned—News of the Port. The tug Lauretta Spedden, Capt. George Weaver, found the pungy Frank Cassidy with a coating of ice below Fort Carroll. She had been caught in the gale. All sail was lowered and both anchors were coated with ice, and to free her both anchors had to be slipped. To do this Captain Weaver had to supply the men on the pungy with axes. |  Open high-resolution article image Open captured viewer image Open Newspapers.com viewer (Newspapers.com login required) |