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Detroit Free Press
Tuesday, December 7, 1926

              OLD TIME SHIPMASTER
                IS TAKEN BY DEATH.
                
              Special to the Free Press.
              
              Port Huron, Mich., Dec. 6. - HENRY MAITLAND,
            87 years old, veteran lake captain of this city,
            died at his home, 1026 Wall street, late Sunday
            after a month's illness. Captain MAITLAND had
            been in the service of the Mathews Steamship
            company 50 years, and during that time maintained
            a record of never having lost a ship or figured
            in a serious accident. J. T. MATHEWS, managing
            director, and A. E. MATHEWS, secretary and trea-
            surer of the company, said of Captain MAITLAND:
              "During your 50 years of service millions of
            dollars in value of property have been entrusted
            to your care. We realize that it has been your
            constant aim to give the public, our patrons,
            that service which today more than ever is the
            dominating factor in commercial life."
              Captain MAITLAND was born in Clark county,
            Ont., August 19, 1848, and had lived in Port
            Huron 36 years. He is survived by his widow,
            two daughters, BLANCHE and FLORENCE, of this
            city, and four sons, HARRY, Port Huron; ARNOLD,
            Chicago; ROY, Joplin, Mo., and GORDON, Detroit.
            Funeral services will take place at the home at
            2 p.m. Wednesday in charge of the Masons.
            
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