Our Inland Seas Their Shipping Commerce for Three Centuries
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Of the sixteen million persons carried yearly on the water highways of the entire chain of Great Lakes, nearly two million, or one-eighth of the total, are passengers on the steamers plying to and from this port. A goodly proportion of these are tourists bound for distant ports, and during the busy summer months they crowd the great liners to their capacity. Those operating on the old-time routes to Mackinac Is- 238 OUR INLAND SEAS land, Sault Ste. Marie, and the Superior ports are, with few ex...ceptions, large modern steamers of the highest classification. They have replaced, one by one, the old wooden vessels which thirty or forty years ago developed the business to the north, and which were then the pride of the lake marine.
The splendid steamer Manttoti, of the Manitou Steam- ship Company, fairly represents the new marine. Although built and put in service between Chicago and Mackinac Island and Northern Michigan resorts, during the Co- lumbian Exposition, in 1893, she has continued on this route each season since, making semi-weekly trips.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Of the sixteen million persons carried yearly on the water highways of the entire chain of Great Lakes, nearly two million, or one-eighth of the total, are passengers on the steamers plying to and from this port. A goodly proportion of these are tourists bound for distant ports, and during the busy summer months they crowd the great liners to their capacity. Those operating on the old-time routes to Mackinac Is- 238 OUR INLAND SEAS land, Sault Ste. Marie, and the Superior ports are, with few ex...ceptions, large modern steamers of the highest classification. They have replaced, one by one, the old wooden vessels which thirty or forty years ago developed the business to the north, and which were then the pride of the lake marine.
The splendid steamer Manttoti, of the Manitou Steam- ship Company, fairly represents the new marine. Although built and put in service between Chicago and Mackinac Island and Northern Michigan resorts, during the Co- lumbian Exposition, in 1893, she has continued on this route each season since, making semi-weekly trips.
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