A Mystery of the Sea. Direlict Comes Ashore
An extraordinary incident occurred in the bay north of Blyth, Northumberland, the other night, a direliet vessel coming ashore just before…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1907
44 stories in North West (Tamworth to Moree)'s papers · page 1 of 3
Riviera Storm. Promenades Destroyed. Gordon Bennett's Yacht Wrecked
The Paris correspondent of the London "Express" wrote on 1st November:-- The entire Riviera, from Nice to St…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Rome Express Wrecked. a Midnight Collision. Ghastly Scenes
From Home on 7th October the correspondent of the London "Dally Mall" wrote:-- A terrible railway disaster occurred at…
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The British ship Pengwern was wrecked in the North Sea. Twenty four [?]ands were drowned…
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A stirring story of the sea was told by members of the crew of the liner Haversham Grange, who arrived at Southampton from Capetown on the 19th…
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The schooner Alma Doepel, while attempting to cross the cross the bar at the Bellinger River yesterday struck the end of the Breakwater,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dover Breakwater. a Steamer Charges. Damages, Forty Thousand
The Swedish steamer Olaus Olsson, entering Dover Harbor at midnight on Saturday, 21st October, crashed broadside on into the southern…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Fearful Explosion. Dynamite Factory Wrecked. Eighty Persons Killed. Over Two Hundred Injured
English files to 30th November give particulars in telegrams from Berlin correspondents of the terrible disaster at Witten, Westphalia, on the 28th…
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A stirring story of the sea was told by members of the crew of the liner Haversham Grange, who arrived at Southampton from Capetown on the 19th…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Doomed Women's Despair. Penned in a Sydney Steamer
FACES AT THE CARIN WINDOWS. The shamper six resting the the washington correspondent of the " Daily Mail" on 19th November has been sunk in following…
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THE steamer Berlin, from Harwich to Rotterdam, was driven ashore at the latter port during a gale, and 141 passengers were…
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LATER details concerning the wreck on Voorne Island, Holland, of the Great Eastern Railway Co.'s steamer Berlin, which was altended by such apalling…
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The Austrian Lloyds steamer Imperatrix was wrecked at Crete. The passengers and crew mustered 140, of whom only 17 so far have…
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Further particulars of a marine disaster cabled on the 19th December are given in the "Westminster Gazette", are as folows:--…
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THE steamer Dakotn, belonging to the United States Great Northern Railway and Steamship Company, is ashore at Noshima, Japan, and is badly damaged…
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Further particulars of a marine disaster outer on the 19th Dcemeber are given in the "Westminster Gazette", are as folows-…
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The White Star liner Suevic bound from Australia to England, was wrecked on the rocks under the Lizard…
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LATER particulars of the wreck of the steamer Suevic, off Lizard Point, on the coast of Cornwall, show that the Suevic struck on the only part of…
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THE steamer Invertay, 3974 tons, arrived at Fremantle on Monday from New York. Captain Houghton reports that two days before reaching…
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WHILE crossing in on Sunday afternoon the steamer Electra went ashore on the South Spit, inside the Manning Heads, well inside the break water. She is…
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