Another Steamer Strikes a Mine. Norway Suffers This Time
A Norwegian steamer struck a mine in the North Sea and sunk. Eight of her crew were killed…
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Canadian House of Commons. a Deeply Sympathetic House. Nova Scotia Gives 100,000 Tons of Coal. Ottawa
Before the Dake of Conn[?]ught formally prorogued the Dominion House of Commons, Mr. George Foster, Minister for Trade and Commerce, spoke…
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The N[?]wegian steamer "Gcotfrid," stack a mine in the North Sea and was [?] an night of the crew being killed…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Germans Sow Sea with Mines. Two Ships and Three Trawlers Sunk. Twenty-one Men Blown to Pieces. Elovon Sailors Badly Mutilated
The Danish ship, Skuliforgeti was blown up by a German mine 30 miles out, from Nowcastle (England). Of six mon in the forecastle of the ship, four were killed and…
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The Official press [?] states that much of the mine[?]ying in the North Sea has been done by German trawlers…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Other Items. The British Fleet at Ostend. Miners Said to be Buried. Possible Fate of the Kaipara
The British fleet arrived at Ostend and offered to land marines. The town councillors declined the offer, but subsequently changed their mind…
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News has been received that a british cruiser caught a German trawler, flying the Norwegian flag, laying mines in the North Sea. The cruiser gave the crew…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →North English Miners Horrified. By German Barbarity Towards Charleroi Miners. LONDON
The statement that the Germans [?] Charleroi destroyed the winding machinery of the mines there, and thus entom[?] many miners, has aroused horror in [?]…
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Miners at Frameries, a colliery village near Mons, report that when the German army reached there on Sunday the first thing they did was to close all the mouths…
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The statement that the Germans at Charleroi last week destroyed the winding machinery of a mine and entombed miners whom they knew were below at the time…
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A British cruiser caught a German trawler in the act of laying mines in the North Sea. The trawler was flying the Norwegian flag…
Continued on Trove, page 45 →Havoc by Mines
Further reports of vessels and lives lost through the laying of mines in the North Sea by the Germans hare come to hand, and a vigorous search for these deadly…
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The British Press Bureau states that much of the mine-laying in the North Sea was done by German trawlers…
Continued on Trove, page 23 →Japanese Activity. A Thousand Mines Lifted
Japan has occupied seven islands round Kaio-chou, and has lifted a thousand mines…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Prince of Wales Fund. Totals Two Millions. Miners Levies
The South Wales miners, representing 200,000 have decied to contribute a weekly levy of sixpence per man, and threepence for boys to the Prince…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Another Steamer Strikes a Mine. A Swedish Ship Lost
A Swedish steamer struck a mine in the North Sea, and sank…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →German Trawler Sunk. While Laying Mines in the North Sea. London
A British crulser caught a German trawler flying the Norwegian flag, laying mines in the North Sea. They gave the crew three minutes to…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Molasses for Mines
Mr. Launcelot Ussher, of South Africa, has introduced a new dust-laying preparation for use in mines, the base of which is molasses. It is…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Menace of Mines. A Passenger Steamer Succumbs
The steamer Runo, carrying refugees from Hull to Russia, struck a mine in the North Sea, and sank almost immediately. Two hundred passengers were picked up;…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Incidents of the War. Germany's Mine Laying. Steamer Runo Wrecked. London
The Exchange Telegraph Co. states that the Wilson liner Runo, with 300 refugees from Hull to Russia, Struck a mine 40 miles off Shields, and 80 persons were…
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