Shipwreck
By the foundering of a lugger, at the New Hebrides, several persona (including the owner) have been drowned…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1905
40 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 2 of 2
Fire on a Steamer
Shortly after 7 o'clock this morning Messrs. Fenwick's passenger river steamer, Sarah Hoxon, which was moored alonguide the public wharf,…
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The steamer Newcastle, which left last night for Newcastle, with a large number of passengers, broke down shortly after passing through the heads, and was compelled to return to port…
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The Norwegian ship Almedia, from Melbourne in ballast, struck a reef at New Caledonia, and will probably be a total loss. The crew were saved…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fit for Anything. Three Strong Words which Describe John Murray's Condition after he had been made a Physical Wreck
WHEN a man is only twenty-five years old he is presumed to be in the pink of young manhood -- fit for anything -- and if his normal condition of health fails him and he becomes unable to…
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The steamer Pacifique is considerably overdue at Noumea from the New Hebrides. French warships will probably be sent in search…
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The P. and O mail steamer Isis sank the Turkish steamer Leonoh at Brindisi. Fourteen Turks wore drowned…
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Prom New York, on 9th May, the correspondent of the London "Dally Mail" wrote:— Twenty-four persons were killed and…
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On May 15th the correspondent of the London "Daily Mail" wrote from Paris:— In spite of the series of disasters…
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From New York, on 9th May, the correspondent of the London "Dally Mail" wrote:— Twenty-four persons were killed and…
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The wreck of the missing schooner Cygnet has been found nine miles south of Cape York. It is believed the crew perished…
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The steamer Helen Nicol arrived last night in an almost wrecked condition. She had the schooner Jones Brothers in tow, but the line parted twice owing to the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Nothing but a Wreck. a Prompt Salvage, The Case of Mrs. E. COLE
A narrative well worth reading is one which was told by Mrs. Elizabeth Cole, of No. 78 Carlton Crescont. Summer Hill, in the company of a…
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There is nothing definite with regard to the discovery of wreckage at Kangaroo Island, South Australia…
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It is believed that the wreckage found on Kangorro Island belongs to the Loch [?]…
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Wreckage has been discovered along the coast of Kangeroo Island for a distance of 60 miles, including portion of a boat hearing the name of Loch…
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The Chinese steamer, H[?], was detroyed through striking a drifting mine off Shanking. Fourteen of those on board perished…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Jacques Ashore. Rejoicings at Portsmouth. Fraternising of the Sailors
The Portsmouth correspondent of the London "Daily Mail" wrote on 10th August from Portsmouth:— Who was it said we are an…
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The well-known steamer Woll[?]bin, went ashore this morning, two miles south of the Bellinger bar. The captain has reported that he beached the vessel to…
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A fourth member of the crew of the French steamer Ville de La Ciotat has contracted plague, and the vessel has resumed her voyage from Freemautlo to Colombo. The West…
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