The Dunbar Wreck
It was exactly 45 years ago on August 21 since the Dunbar, Captain Green, was wrecked at The Gap, near South Head, Sydney. The night was…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1902
89 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 5
The Steamer Scot
THE steamer Scot arrived at Capetown badly strained. The vessel had a terrible passage from Port Elizabeth. 250 natives, who were deck passengers and were seized…
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The Island trading vessel Mambare, has been totally wrecked at the New Hebrides. The latest news states that the steamer is likely to become a total…
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THE well-known lighter Tibius, with 167 cases of benzine on board, was discovered to be on fire this morning. The greater part of the cargo was burned, but the…
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Sir,—In notice in the ARGUS of 2nd September something about the wreck of the Dunbar. Perhaps some of your readers might like to know a little…
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The American battleship " Iowa' went ashore on the Brazilian coast…
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The inquiry with regard to the disappearance of the steamer 'Quairang' was concluded to-day, the court finding that the vessel was…
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A fire was discovered on the steamer Monapouri, lying in Woolloomooloo Bay, lost night. A large quantity of the cargo in the main hold wag…
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A fire occurred last night on board the Union Co.'s steamer Maripouri lying in Wooloomooloo Bay. The vessel burned furiously till 2 o'clock, when…
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A TYPHOON drove the battleship Shikishim[?] ashore at the entrance to Yokohama…
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In these sober days, when the tulip the queen of spring flowers, is to be bought and sold as cheaply as 3s. a 100, it may seem hard to realize the…
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IT was exactly 45 years ago on August 21 since the Dunbar, Captain Given, wan wrecked at The Gap, near South Head, Sydney. The night was dark, and a heavy gale from the…
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The barque." May" was wrecked on the vest coast of New Zealand. All the crew, except one natire boy, was drowned…
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Messrs. Harland and Wolff have (writes a London correspondent) launched at Belfast for the White Star line the " Cedrje," the largest…
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A collision has occurred off Dungeness between the collier St. Regulus and the Spanish steamer Everum. The latter…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →TELEGRAMS Fatal Shipwreck. Wreck of the Eliugamite. 95 Persons Missing. SYDNEY, Tuesday Morning
THE steamer Elingamite from Syduey to Auckland, was totally wrecked at,Three King's Island on Sunday morning, daring a dense fog…
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The steamer " Elingamite, from Sydney to Auckland, was totally wrecked at Three King's Island on Sunday morning, during a…
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The steamer [?]lingamite, which left Sydney on Wednesday last, struck at 10.30 in the morning steaming slow off the New Zealand coast. A boat in charge of Mr. Morrison, the fourth…
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The steamer "Elingamite," from Sydney to Auckland, was totally wrecked at Three King's Island on Sunday morning, during a dense…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday--The Elingamite struck at 10.30 on Sunday when going slowly through a fog. Capt. Attwood, seeing that disaster was imminent, ordered out the boats…
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