The Catterthun Wreck
The inquest on the victims of the Catterthun disaster was adjourned for a week for the presence of some witnesses from Sydney. The Underwriters are hopeful of carrying on…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1895
62 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 4
The Catterthun Wreck
Mr. Lanfear, second officer of the Catterthun, who was in charge of the vessel ut the time o£ the wreck, has arrived in Sydney. The Marine…
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The foundering of the Catterthan (says the Australasian) is to be numbered among the disasters which have occurred on the Australian coast through its being too well lighted. When the steamship in…
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A FIRE took place early this morning on the steamer Victoria, lying off Johnston's Bay. The flames extended to the steamer Emu lying alongside. There was no cargo…
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A collision of a serious character has occurred at Dieppe between a carge boat and the steamor Nowhaven, one of the finest vessels afloat. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Ku-Cheng Massacres. Mission Station Wrecked. an Inadequate Commission
The American Million Station at Foohen, China, has been wrecked by religions fanatios. Privats telegrams received in…
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A diver has ascertained that the wreck of the Catterthun lies in thirty fathoms, four miles and a half from where she struck the Seal Rocks. He could not get a distinct…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fire on a Steamer. Mutton and Butter Destroyed
The ateamer Rome has armed in London and reports that during the royage the eating of the refrigerating chamber was fonnd to be on fire and…
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The Marine Board inquiry into me of the Catterthun commenced to-day. Evidence was taken and the inquiry adjourned till Monday…
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A German torpedo boat foundered in the North Sea and thirteen persons were drowned…
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WHERE SHE LIES.—HOW SHE WAS FOUND. CAPTAIN HALL, marine surveyor to the Sydney Underwriters' Association, was busy all day on Tuesday in consulation with…
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The brigantine Zeno, from Newcastle to Wellington, has foundered after covering nearly 200 miles in a sinking condition. She foundered within two miles of land near…
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A Spanish cruiser was ran down and sunk at the entrance to Havannah harbour and thirty-four of the crew were drowned…
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Captain Stephens, of the ship Dhawar, which arrived at Melbourne on Sunday from London, states that on the 16th July, four days after…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Wreckage. [By Telegraph.] New Zealand
WRECKAGE belonging evidently to a new iron ship has been found at Auckland Island, and it is feared that all hands have perished…
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The wreckage of a large and evidently new iron ship has been found at Auckland Island. It is feared that all hands have perished. The appearance of Australian wool…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Wreck and Rescue. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Thursday Night
THE ship Aristides, from London, has brought the news of a disastrous wreck off the Island of St.Paul, in the Indian Ocean, during a gale of cyclonic force…
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IN consequence of the report that the wrecked steamer Catterthun had been found by the steamer Storm King, some of the underwriters concerned sent a marine…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Barque Ashore. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Monday Night
THE iron barque Durisder drifted on to Stockton beach and grounded, and is likely to become a complete wreck. All the crew were saved by the rocket…
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The iron barque Durisdeer drifted on to the Stockton beach and grounded. It is likely she will become a complete wreck. The crew were all [?] by the rocket and life boat brigade, who…
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