Owner Peter Minch was so proud of her that ... Twenty years before the Titanic changed maritime history, another ship touted as the next great technological feat set sail on the Great Lakes.

Among those on board was its owner, shipping magnate Peter G. Minch ... At 318 feet long, it was one of the first ships on the Great Lakes made entirely of steel. It was built for speed—earning ...

Peter G. Minch ... the Western Reserve went down, the Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society announced that researchers had discovered the wreck of the ship, which was among the first all ...

A submarine that sunk during World War II has been discovered off the Pacific Coast, Russia's Pacific Fleet said Monday. The ...

On board was the ship’s owner Peter Minch, his wife ... But nearly 132 years after the sinking of the Western Reserve, the Great Lakes Shipwreck Historical Society found what was left ...

Owner Peter Minch was so proud of her that ... well-preserved in the frigid fresh water. The Great Lakes have claimed thousands of ships since the 1700s. Perhaps the most famous is the Edmund ...

The Western Reserve was among the first cargo ships built entirely of steel to sail the Great Lakes ... including the family of owner Peter Minch, who took his wife and children for a summer ...

Voters want to know what the contenders for the prime ministership will do to protect the national interest. Neither Albanese ...

The 300-foot freighter came 20 years before the Titanic and was one of the first all-steel cargo ships to sail on the Great Lakes ... only one survived. Owner Peter Minch had invited his wife ...

The Western Reserve was also considered one of the safest ships on the Great Lakes. The cargo ship was owned by Peter G. Minch, a wealthy shipping magnate based in Cleveland. On August 30 ...

Nearly 133 years later, explorers at the Great Lakes Shipwreck ... reports from the time listed the ship’s owner, respected Cleveland shipping magnate Peter G. Minch, among the passengers.