Steamer Beached. SYDNEY
THE steamer " Easby," from Tasmania, struck a reef near Gabo Island on Saturday in thick weather. The vessel's keel was so seriously damaged that…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1907
105 stories in New England's papers · page 3 of 6
Steamer on Fire
A steamer, with sixty passengers on board, caught fine on the Hudson River. She steamed into a private dock, and all the passengers were…
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The steamer Fortunatus went ashore at Flores Island, north of Timer Island, during the voyage from Australia to Calcutta. Four hundred tone of cargo…
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TWELVE of the crew of the steamer Easby, which was wrecked last week off Gabo Island, arrived on Saturday at Melbourne, after spending five miserable days on the…
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The steamer Fortunatus went asbore at Floras Island, north of Timor, daring the voyage from Australia to Calcutta Four hundred tons of…
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A steamer crossing the river Neva in a snowstorm, struck an ice floe and foundered. Seventy passengers were drowned…
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A steamer, while crossing the river Neva in a snow storm, struck an icefloe and foundered, 60 passengers being drowned…
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THE destruction of the steamer Berlin was one of those frightful cel[?]mities against which neither seamanship nor skilful engineering can avail. The violence and the…
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The saving of the last three survivors of the Wreck of the Berlin by a Dutch merchant, Captain Martin Sperling, helped by his two nephews, in a…
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WRITING to Mr. H. F. Wilson, of the Sydney Harbour Trust, Mr. W. J. Goodman, who was a passenger from Sydney by the White Star liner Suevic,…
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A ketch with torn sails arrived at the Solomon Group last month. The crew comprised a number of Papuans, who stated that the captain had been…
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DETAILS of the fire on the Aparims, at Singapore, which was briefly mentioned by cable, became available on arrival of the boat today. Damage to the extent of…
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Two sailors were sitting in the gallery of on old country church, paying great attention to the service. During the sermon one of them heard a distinct sound of snoring…
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THE body of Frederick John Ward, aged 69, a cab-driver, was found on the beach, washed up by the tide at San Souci, yesterday. He had been ill and left his home on…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Here and There. Sunken Ships Floated by Air. How Wrecks are R[?]ssed
The raising of a sh[?] sink to the bottom of the sea is not always a successful or profitable business even in these days of…
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Since the revival of the assisted immigration policy of the Government a little over a year ago, large numbers of persons have taken advantage of the…
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SINCE the revival of the assisted immigration policy of the Government a little over a year ago, large numbers of persons have taken advantage of the…
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An American revenue cutter has seined a British schooner for illegal sealing on the coast of Alaska…
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The steamer Kisora was wrecked thirty miles from Kawhia, N Z. three lives being k[?] including the captain. Twenty seven surrivors are…
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NEWS was received to-night of the wreck of the Northern Company's steamer Kia-ora between Kawhia and Mokau, on the West Coast of the North Island in the midst of a…
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