Wreck of an Emigrant Ship
The Italian steamer Serio, bound from Genoa for Buenos Ayres, with 800 emigrants on board, struck the Hormigas Shoals, 18 miles from Cartagens, a seaport of Spain, and sauk…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1906
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The Latest Cablegrams. 800 Emigrants Wrecked. 300 DROWNED. London
The Italian steamer Serio, from Genoa, for Buenos Ayres, with 800 emigrants, struck on the shoals 18 miles from Cartagena (seaport of the South Americans…
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A big four-masted barque, supposed to be the Sokoto went ashore on a reef near the Manning River during last night. Assistance has been sent…
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The steamer Yaralla has been wrecked at Caba Point, Fiji, all hands being saved…
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A narrative well worth reading is one which was told by Mrs. Elizabeth Cole, of No. 78 Carlton Crescent, Summer Hill, in the company of a…
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While passing through Port Phillip Heads on Saturday the steamer Pocahontes struck an unknown obstruction in mid-channel and was seriously…
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The steamer Charterhouse, Holthow to Hong Kong, foundered at sea, aud sixty passengers were drowned…
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IN Committee in the House of Representatives, on October 3rd, during consideration of the Post and Telegraph Bill, Mr. Frazer (Kalgoorlie) moved, "That the Postmaster-General may…
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The steamer Tarawera took fire on Wednesday night between Gisborne and Auckland. The passengers were all aroused and dressed themselves, and the boats were…
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The loss by the abandonment through fire of the steamer Haversham Grange, is estimated at £250,000…
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The barque Seviude, supposed to be bound from Dalhouse to Australia, was wrecked on Prince Edward's Island. The captain and eight men were saved. Five…
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The steamer Australian, which left Sydney on 7th inst. fur Japan struck a reel 120 miles east of Port Darwin on Saturday night and is now hard and fast. Her position is considered…
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A passenger steamer sank after a collision in Puget Sound (U S.A.) Forty-one lives were lost…
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The steamer Australian is aground 120 miles east of Port Darwin, and is considered a, hopeless wreck. She was going fullspeed, and had on board passengers and…
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A terrible accident occured yesterday afternoon on board the German steamer "Grosner Kurfurst," lying at the Quay. By some means, three seaman employed on…
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Last night a telegram from Port Darwin was received by Messrs. Gibbs, Bright an Co., managing agents for the Eastern and Australian S.S. Co., stating that the small…
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An old salt, who rides a bike he is in port, was working a rapid passage the other day when he collided with a lady cyclist. After they had extricated themselves…
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A narrative well worth reading is one which was told by Mrs. Elizabeth Colo, of No. 78 Carlton Crescent, Summer Hill, in the company of a…
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