The Wreck of the Australia. Dismantling the Steamer. Melbourne
The position of the wrecked mail steamer Australia is practical'y the same as yesterday. The wind continued to blo[?] off the land, and as the…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1904
101 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 3 of 6
Wreck of the Australia. SYDNEY
THE mail steamer Australia, inward bound from London, was wreckad off Port Phillip Heads this morning. All hands were saved. At the time of…
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Melbourne, Thursday.—An important disclosure as to the state of health of Pilot Dennis, who was in charge of the R.M.S. Australia when she was wrecked, was made to-day. Pilot Dennis…
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REPORTS with reference to the wreck of the R. M. S. Australia were before the Marine Board. Melbourne, on Friday. A letter was received from Pilot…
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The Times says 90 guineas per cent has been paid one the Australia. Melbourne, Sunday.—Salvage work proceeded during to-day at the wrecked mail steamer…
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Official reports with reference [?] the wreck of the R.M.S. Australia were before the Marine Board, Melbourne, on Friday. A letter was…
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The Court of Marine Inquiry has found that the wreck of the Australia was due to the wrongful act of Pilot Dennis repeatedly porting the helm. The Court held the officers of the Australia blameless,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Cable News. a Shipping Disaster. Wreck of an Emigrant Steamer. London, July 4
The Danish emigrant steamer Norge, 3318 tons, has been wrecked, and lit is feared that upwards of 750 Scandinavians and Finns, who were aboard of her, including the captain and…
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THE finding of the Court of Marine Inquiry with reference to the loss of the R.M.S, Australia was announced to-day by Mr. Panton, P.M…
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The Court, of Marine Inquiry has found that the wreck of the Australia was due to the wrongful act of Pilot Dennis in repeatedly porting the hel[?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Recent Steamer Catastrophe. an Appalling Spectacle
FILES of American newspapers containing thrilling and graphic accounts of the terrible disaster to the excursion steamer General Slocum, by which nearly 1000 persons lost…
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LONDON, July 4.—The Danish emigrant steamer Norge has been wrecked, and it is feared that upwaeds of 750 Scandinavians and Finns, who were aboard, including…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.—The Marine Court to-day found that the grounding of the R.M.S. Australia was caused by the wrongful act of Pilot Dennis in giving…
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The steamer Smolensk, 11,850 tons, of the Russian volunteer fleet, has passed through the Bosphorus from the Black Sea…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Russo-japanese War. Great Battle Reported. South-east of Liao-yang. Capture of a Heavily Insured British Steamer. London, July 7
The correspondent of the Daily Telegraph at Lino-yang sends the following despatch "A great battle is proceeding 25 mile from here. The Japanese are continuing their advance,…
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The survivors of the emigrant ship Norge, which was wrecked on Rockall Island on Tuesday, while proceeding from Copenhagen to New York, give…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Late Storm. Wreckage Washed Ashore Heavy Falls
The startling information was received in Sydney on Monday evening that a large quantity of wreckage, consisting of a life-boat, many lifebelts, and several oars had been…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Recent Storms. Damage by Floods. the Nemesis Believed to Have Foundered. Wreckage Ashore. Two Elingamite Survivors Perish
INFORMATION was received in Sydney on Monday night that a large quantity of wreckage, consisting of a life-boat, many life-belts and several oars had been washed ashore at…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Stoking a Steamer Furnace with Bank-notes. Some Extraordinary Kinds of Fuel
FOE many a long century the City has been the scene of much lavish and almost regal hospitality; but of all its chief magistrates not one has rivalled the famous…
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Wednesday's “Telegraph” thus reports —The wreckage strewn on Cronulla Beach leaves little doubt as to tho fate of the steamer Nemesis. The vessel…
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