Memorable Wrecks
Notwithstanding the advance made in all matters pertaining to nevigation. the present decade has been marked by a grim series og calamitous misadventures at sea. For…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1912
366 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 6 of 19
The Titanic Wreck. Heartrending Scenes. Message From Survivors. London, April 18
Strong comments are appearing in press relative to the false and misleading nows of the disaster which has emanated from America. The "Times" declares that the…
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The world's largest liner, the Titanic, of the White Star fleet, collided with an ice-berg in the mid-Atlantic, on Tuesday last, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Titanic Wreck. Grand Acts of Heroism. Grim Measures. New York, April 19
The Carpathia arrived at 8.30 last The interest attaching to the incoming liner was intense Never in its history has the city been no terribly impressed…
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Notwithstanding the advance made in all matters pertaining to nevigation, the present decade has been marked by a grim series of [?]mitous misadventures at sea. For…
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Singleton, in common with other communities, has been profoundly moved by the dreadful tragedy of the sea, revealed in the loss of the giant liner…
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The owners of the steamer Heligoland affirm that their vessel was 350 miles to the westward when the Titanic struck the iceberg…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →STEAMER 20 Miles From the Titanic. Portland (Maine), Anvil 23
If the freight steamer Lena had been equipped with wireless apparatus she could have reached the Titanic in time to save those on board, as she passed within…
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The steamer Bellinger, timber laden for Sydney, was totally wrecked at Nambucca Heads this morning. The crow were rescued by the pilot boat…
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The owners of the steamer Heligoland affirm that their vessel was 350 miles, to the westward when the Titanic struck the iceberg…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Great Wharf Smash. Steamer Runs Amok. Seattle
A remarkable shipping disaster has occurred through the steamer Alameda ploughing through the Coleman Dock, the finest structure of its kind on the Pacific Coast,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →STEAMER 20 Miles From the Titanic. Portland (Maine), April 23
If the freight steamer Lena had been equipped with wireless apparatus she could have reached the Titanic in time to save those on board, as she passed within…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Titanic Wreck. Grand Acts of Heroism. Message From Survivors. St. John's, April 18
The Allan liner Carthaginian arrived here last night. She reports having lain for two lays in a thick fog off Cape Race. She intercepted several wireless…
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Captain Moore, of the Mount temple, testifying at the inquiry, said that he received the Titanio's signals when 49 miles off, and hastened to the scone. He was compelled to…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Maniac on Steamer. Nine Persons KIlLED. LISBON
On the Portuguese steamer Africa, carrying 203 European passengers and 400 [?] in the hold for cocoa plantation work, a negro, seven feet high and of giant…
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As mentioned in last issue, the coastal steamer Bellinger, of Allan Taylor and Co's fleet, ran aground on the bar at the Nambueea Heads, when crossing out with a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Titanic Tragedy. Mysterious Tramp Steamer. Washington, April 29
The Senate Committee's inquiry into the Titanic disaster was continued on Saturday. Captain Moore, of the steamer Mount Temple, said that when he arrived at the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Recovery of the Bodies. an Overturned Lifeboat. Halifax
The Mackay Bennet has arrived, and the captain states that bodies were found over an area of 40 miles. Several of the women were in their night clothes…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Home Rule. Views of the Dominions. Shipwreck Looming. London, April 30
The Earl or Selborne (Unionist), in a speech at Aberdeen last night, referred to the argument that weight should be given to the opinions of the self-governing…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Signalled Steamer Delayed. Washington
Captain Moore, of the Mount Temple, testifying at the inquiry, said that he' received the Titanie's signals when 49 miles off, and hastened to the scene. He was compelled to…
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