Ketch Lost Two Men Drowned MELBOURNE
It is feared that the ketch "Voina" has been lost off Flinders Island, and that the crew of two men has been drowned…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1935
149 stories in New England's papers · page 4 of 8
Vessel Lost? Fears For Safety of Ketch "Voiama" Melbourne
It is feared that the cray-fishing ketch "Voiama" has been lost off Flinders Island, and that the crew of two men have been drowned…
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The British freighter, Badagry, which was 200 miles east of St. John's, Newfoundland, sent out urgent S.O.S. signals to-day stating "hold filling…
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"Well, any way," she said consolingly, "this should be a lesson to him. This should frighten even him a bit." Her companion stared at her…
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The other smiled in the tolerant way Laurian found particularly irritating. "I do like him. I think him one of the finest boys I've ever met, but all…
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Mr. Stanley C. Wilson, of Annidale, who, with Airs. Wilson, has been on another visit to Japan en route to England, writes from Singapore to friends…
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"Oh, come, come," Hearne Digby said soothingly, and the ugly face softened with a smile, 'it's not as, bad as all that. Detectives are human…
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When a Gypsy Moth plane crashed at Morrinaville (New Zealand) while looping the loop, two passengers escaped with severe shock and slight…
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"You see," Hearne Digby went on, "in the first place there is that little episode of the night on Wrecker's Woe."…
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No, the question of real importance was how to get possession of that knife. He had told the girl just now that he knew Baxendale had it. He sincerely…
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"That." interposed the inspector, "was what I was explaining to Mr. Drew at the moment of your arrival, sir. What he calls a pocket book is…
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Percy Warner Gaggin (53). a dentist, fe[?] from the deck of the North Coast steamer "Wollongbar" into the sea off Ballina Light on Saturday…
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Clad in Courtney Trevor's dressinggown over Courtney Trevor's pyjamas, the invalid stood by the window gazing out frowning. He was telling…
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The time-honoured position was reversed. Romeo leaned from the sill, Juliet—such a slim little Juliet—stood in the garden below and gazed up. if…
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But could one? it sounded simple enough England was a free country. Surely a fellow might hold his tongue if he chose. He doubted it. Suppose…
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A friend of mine owned two king parrots, male and female. After he had kept them in a large, square wire cage for some time, the hen bird laid…
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Magda Torr relighted the candle, and with it in her hand she came over to the window. Even in the breathless moment she could not help moving…
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Inevitable disaster, inevitable—the grimmest word in all the language. He had not hope. only dread. Dread kept pace with him all the way. He dare…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Life Ruined by Titanic Tragedy Lady Dull Gordon Passes Grave Charges After Wreck: What Seaman Said By Air Mail). London, April 27
The death this week of Lady Duff Gordon—widow of Sir Cosmo Duff Gordon, fifth baronet; world-famous dress designer;…
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"Not she. Splendid advertisement, and probably a claim against the Home Office into the bargain. Belinda will love it when I've gingered her up a bit…
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