The Novik Driven Ashore
The Japanese cruisers Tsushima and Chitosi encountered the Russian cruiser Novik off Korsakovsk, in the south of Saghalion, and after defeating her,…
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Russian Cruiser Caught. Novik Driven Ashore
The Russian cruiser Novik, which escaped from the naval battle of Port Arthur on 10th inst. and got round the east of Japan, has been caught by…
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The schooner Imperial, laden with timber, has gone ashore near Manuwatu, New Zealand. A passenger named Scott was drowned…
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The Shanghai Naval Court has decided that the Russian destroyer Raztorpni, which torpdoed the Indo Steam Navigation Company steamer…
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The marine inquiry into the wreck of the collier Nemesis was resumed today and concluded. The finding of the court was that the vessel was both…
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The [?] whether [?]hy steps will ultimately he taken to remove the wreck of the Australia from point Nepean has not yet been even remotely considered by…
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Particulars of the loss of the Saragassa show that the vessel went ashore on a reef. Heavy seas swept completely over her, and her boats could not be launched. The…
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Advices received from Willae, in Spain, state that a Russian Cruiser has seized a British steamer off Cape Santa Maria…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War. the Russo-german Agreement. Diplomatic Action by the British Government. A Russian Repulse. Reported Seizure of Another British Steamer. LONDON
The Globe says Mr Balfour and the Marquis of Lansdowne have initiated diplomatic action in reference to the reported Russo-German understanding…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →British Destroyer Ashore. Dazzled by a Searchlight
During a night attack upon Portsmouth Harbour, arranged for the delectation of Prince Henry of Prussia, the destroyer Teazer went ashore…
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The steamer Nijninovgored of the Russian Volunteer [?] has passed through the Bosphorus and arrived at Port Said…
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The Shaw-Savill and Albion Co.'s steamer Mamari, for the New Zealand trade, was launched at Belfast yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Telegrams. Inter-state. New South Wales. Sydney, Friday. Wreck at Newcastle
The four-masted French barque Adolphe, while entering port at Newcastle this morning in town of a steam tug, broke her cable and drifted upon an…
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Messrs Napper and Langford left Brighton, England, on August 20, in a 14-ton ketch for West Australia for the pearl fisheries. The little craft was given a…
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The four-masted steel barque Adolphe, 3204 tons, owned in Paris by Bordes and Son, is a total wreck at Newcastle. The vessel, which came front Antwerp in ballast, was, in the teeth…
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The wreck of the French ship Adolphe, which grounded on Oyster Bank at Newcastle last week was sold today for £740…
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The British steamer Chensan, while off the Miaotao Islands, to the north of Shantung, was fired at and stopped by a Japanese cruiser, which examined…
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The steel steamer Corio, 2061 tons, owned by Huddart, Parker, and Co., went ashore o a sandy bottom at Catherine Hill Bay, 126 miles north of…
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The Japanese have seized off Niuchwang the British steamer Sichan, bound from Hong Kong with a cargo of cattle and flour intended for the…
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A message from Port Said announced that the mail steamer Orient, homeward bound, went ashore on the northern entrance to Lake Timsah in the…
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