Chief Officer's log book of the steamship Yaka of Mobile, Voy. No. 98, tons burden gross 6065 Net 3600, registered no. 246335, on a voyage from Seattle, Washington [sic] [Cadiz, Spain] to [Baltimore, Md.], commanded by D.L. Brown, commencing port, Seattle, date Jan. 1, 1965, ending port [not stated]

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Chief Officer's log book of the steamship Yaka of Mobile, Voy. No. 98, tons burden gross 6065 Net 3600, registered no. 246335, on a voyage from Seattle, Washington [sic] [Cadiz, Spain] to [Baltimore, Md.], commanded by D.L. Brown, commencing port, Seattle, date Jan. 1, 1965, ending port [not stated], date [not stated] / Kept by O.C. Michaelson, E. Barker, E. Powell, & D. Quimby.

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This log deals with five days of one trip from Cadiz, Spain to Baltimore, Md.

[10 p.] ; 30 cm.

Maine Maritime Academy, Nutting Memorial Library

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Maine Maritime Academy, Nutting Memorial Library

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John B. Waterman, a native of New Orleans, moved to Mobile in 1902. In 1919, in response to the subsidation of the American Merchant Marine fleet, he helped organize the Waterman Steamship Corporation and served as its president until his death in 1937. Eventually, the Corporation would own and operate its own shipbuilding and repair yards, possess its own terminal facilities, carry on its own airline freight operations, control several subsidiaries, and operate a fleet of 125 ships active throu...