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Source: The Marine Record, Cleveland, OH
        December 10, 1896 - p. 3
        
                              CAPT. FRAZER DEAD
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               Capt. JAMES FRAZER, well known on the lakes, died at
            Milwaukee Tuesday.  He was 63 years of age, and had
            been sailing since he was 16 years old.  For 25 years
            he was in the employ of E. M. PECK, of Detroit, having
            commanded the Amazon, Minneapolis, E. M. Peck and
            S. R. Kirby.  He left the Kirby two years ago at Ash-
            tabula.  A week ago he took command of the steamer
            City of Fremont, of the Hurson Line.  He caught a 
            severe cold last Saturday, which resulted in his death.
            Capt. FRAZER was unusually well liked and had sailed on
            the lakes for 47 years, latterly in command of the
            highest classed tonnage..
            
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