The Lady Musgrave Wrecked. All Hands Saved
The steamer Lady Musgrave, trading between the northern rivers and Brisbane, we wrecked on Sunday morning while crossing the Richn[?]ond har. Three passengers…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1904
103 stories in New England's papers · page 2 of 6
Japanese Steamer Sunk. LONDON, Wednesday Night
THE Russian fleet sank the Japanese coasting steamer Hanyei at Miao Island on Sunday, and captured the passengers and crew…
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BRISBANE Friday.—The steamer Aramac, which struck on Breaksea Spit, north of Fraser Island, a few week ago, was safely docked last night…
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THE cause of three-fourths of the ship-wrecks and loss of life at sea seems about to be removed, according to a writer in a recent issue of…
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The German mail steamer Stuttgart which arrived at Perth yesterday was stopped and inspected by a Russian steamer on the voyage out…
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OWING to a dense fog in the harbour this morning, the steamer Kirribilli ran ashore near Milson's Point. There were only a few passengers on board, and all were safely…
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The steamer 'Sonoma' brings news in reference to the survivors of the barque 'Mary A. Troop,' abandoned at sea. After the nineteenth day…
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Thus the "Dungog Chronicle":--"The Walcha "Witness" gets off that venerable and mean old lie about the Federal Government refusing to…
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A Russian gunboat stopped the P. and O. Company's mail boat, the Osiris, in the Mediterranean for two hours, and went through the mails…
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The ferry steamer "Katie mysteriously sank at her mooring in John ston Bay yesterday, after completing a day's service…
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The union steamer Aparima,' from Calcutta to Suva, is overdue, and grave fears are entertained regarding her safety…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Telegrams. Sydney. Tuesday. French Ship Wrecked. All Hands Saved
The French ship, "Vilie de Saint Nazaire," was totally wrecked off New Caledonia. All hands were saved. The vessel crashed on to a reef…
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The steamer "Wakool," bound from Melbourne to London, returned to port with a serious fire in her hold. The passengers behaved with great…
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The steamer "Empire" was released from quarantine this morning, after being thoroughly fumigated. A num ber of the crew, who had been…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Schooner Beached. SYDNEY Thursday Night
WHILE in tow off the Manning bar to-day the schooner Australia was struck by a big sea and badly injured. The tow rope was cut and the vessel…
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An excursion steamer was burnt in New York harbor on Wednesday, resulting in great loss of life. A thousand children and 900 adults…
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QUEENSCLIFFE reported at 4.30 this morning that the look out station had advised that the mail steamer Australia, 6901 tons, inward from London,…
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THE excursion steamer General Slocum was burnt while proceeding along the East River to Long Island, New York. One thousand children and 900 adults connected…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Awful Disaster. Excursion Steamer Burnt. Great Loss of Life. London
An excursion steamer, the General Slocum, was burnt while proceeding up East River to Long Island, New York…
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THE mail steamer Australia, inward bound from London, has been wracked off Port Phillip Heads. A11 hands were saved. Later,…
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