Wrecked at Sea. (For the “Advertiser,” by W. G.h.)
âIp, âip aâ gone â (which being interpreted is âShip, ship all gone â) was Babyâs summing up of another of Lifeâs tragedies. A weird enough…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1904
187 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 10 of 10
The World a Steamer Burnt. London, Sunday afternoon
A Glen Island steamer of General Slocum type hast boon burnt to the water's edge tit Long inland sound, nine of the crow were killed. A tug…
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The Glen Island steamer, of the General Slocum type, has been burnt to the water’s edge at Long Island Sound, New York Harbor. Nine…
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The Japanese have captured off Resan the steamer Negrimia bound from Shanghai to Vladivostock with contraband of war on board. It is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Quarrel on a Steamer. Lascars at Variance. Sydney
This morning a mild sensation was caused on the P. and O. steamer Victoria owing to a fight between about 20 of the Lascar crow, who proceeded to settle their…
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The steamer Poonah, of 10,000 tons, built to the order of the P and O Company for the Australian trade, has been launched at Glasgow…
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In the steamer, oh, my darling, When the whistles shriek and blow, And the footsteps of the steward Softly come and softly go;…
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