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Door County Advocate
Vol. 26, No. 26
October 22, 1887


           CAPT. FRANK WOOD DROWNED
           
           CAPT. FRANK WOOD, of Kenosha, was one
         of the victims of the ill-fated schooner
         City of Green Bay, wrecked on the east
         shore of the lake two weeks ago Monday.
         He held the position of first mate on
         that craft, and only one was saved out
         of a crew of seven persons. CAPT. WOOD
         was well known at this and other ports
         on the peninsula, having been in command
         of the schooner LEWIS LUDINGTON for a
         number of years when that craft was owned
         by Bennett, Farr & Co., who at one time
         owned and operated the upper mill. He
         was a generous and whole-souled man, and
         the announcement of his death will be
         heard with sorrow by more than one person.
              
            
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