The Loch Sloy Wreck. Adelaide, Monday Night
TWO survivors of the Loch Sloy wreck, Mitchell and M'Millan, had a heated discussion, during which serious accusations were made against the…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1899
79 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 4
Ship Ashore
The Atlantic Laner "Paris" struck the outer ridgeot Manacle Rocks off Falmouth, during a thick have last night. The vessel is not in a dangerous position, but her fere…
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The wrecked steamer Te Kapo has been sold to Mr. Mountney who some time ago bought the Herewaid wreck. The Te Kapo is to be broken up into piecemeal…
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THE tug Champion returned to Sydney on Saturday, after an unsuccessful search for the steamer Perthshire. She resumed her search yesterday…
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Late yesternight the schooner Failford, from Cape Hawke, bound for Sydney, with a cargo of hardwood, went ashore on the side of North Head. The crew barely eseaped…
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The steamer Newcastle, en route from Sydney to Newcastle broke down off Bed Head early this morning. The canvas was promptly set and the vessel fortunately…
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The barque Northern Chief, bound from Kaipara, New Zealand, to Sydney, was spoken to off Newcastle, and reported having been in company which the steamer Perthshire,…
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The steamer Alice, which arrived at Newcastle to-day, reports passing a quantity of wreokage off Bird Island, consisting of deck planking, bulwarks, and-jibbooms,…
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THE Marine Board inquiry into the wreck of the steamer Tekapo found that it was due to the wrongful act of the captain, who has been called upon…
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THE steamer Lindus struck the wreck Colonist on oyster bank, Newcastle. She will probably become a total wreck. She was bound for Adelaide…
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The steamer Lindus struck the wreck of the Colonist on an oyster bank at Newcastle, and will probably become a total wreck. She was bound for. Adelaide. All hands were…
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THE report that the steamer Perthshire had been picked up by the collier Dukenfield, proves to be without foundation…
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THE steamer Andania had a narrow escape from going aground on Stoney Point this afternoon. The anchor was dropped just in time, and the tugs…
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The Steamers Edina and Excelsior collided in Hobson's Bay daring a dense fog this morning. The latter vessel sank, and between 26 and 30 perilous were…
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THE trading ship, Carlisle Castle, was totally wrecked last night on the rocks off Rockingham. So far there is no trace of any survivors. A…
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JUDGING from papers washed ashore from the wreck of the Carlisle Castle it is now believed that Mrs. Lindsay, the captain's, wife, was aboard the…
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TWO more bodies, found in the City of York wreck, almost unrecognisable, have been identified by the clothing as those of David Baxter, second mate, and Wm,…
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The steamer Pilbarra arrived from West Australia to-day. The Captain reports that when off WoHongong this morning, a fire was discovered in the…
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A search has failed to reveal any trace of the overdue steamer "Waikato," or any sign of any wreckage…
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THE steamer Franklin arrived with the disabled steamsr La Serena, having towed her from Broom, West Australia, about 3400 miles, an almost…
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