Shipwreck
The barque Elverland, from the Thamas to Sydney, has been wrecked at the Three Kings Islands, New Zealand. The captain and crow landed safely. The vessel afterwards foundered…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1907
81 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 5
Outrage on a Steamer. Sydney
Just before the time fixed for the departure of the steamer Adelaide for Vladivostock yesterday, it was discovered that a dastardly attempt had been made…
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FROM a copy of "John Bull" (a recently-founded English journal edited by Mr. H. Bollomley, M.P.) kindly lout by a Dubbo friend, we gather that the Hon. Joseph…
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The Pacific Mail Company's steamer City of Panama, has been wrecked near Poscadoro, California. Seventy of the passengers and 30 of the crow are missing…
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The steamer City of Panama has been wrecked near Pescodores Island, California. Seventy of the passengers and crew are missing…
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An affray took place on board a steamer at More's Dock this morning, between a steward named Millington and James Isbister, chief officer. It is alleged that the steward struck…
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A Bulgarian steamer, after landing arms supposed to be for the Macedonians, was wrecked near Sulina. The crew fled…
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The steamer Airlie struck a rock off Bullimba Point last night. As she made water fast she was beached…
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A VERY severe earthquake occurred in Kingston, the capital of Jamaica, on Monday afternoon last. The city was destroyed, and there was much loss of life…
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January 25.—The steamer Pilot and barge passed Louth, down stream, about 3 p.m., yesterday…
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Tilpa, January 20.—The Steamer Pilot and barge returned upstream at 12.30 p.m. on Saturday…
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FACES AT THE CABIN WINDOWS. The steamer Dix (wrote the Washington correspondent of the "Dally Mail" on 19th November) has been sunk in…
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February 11.—The Jandra passed Louth up stream at 10 p.m. on Saturday. February l1.—The Pilot and barge passed Louth down stream at 1 p.m. yesterday…
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The pil[?]t steamer Captain Cook arrived back this morning from Lord Howe Island with 40 shipwrecked sailors from the barques Annasons and Maelgwyn. The captains and crew of the…
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The pilot steamer Captain Cook returned from Lord HoweIsland this morning with forty of the shipwreaked crew of the Barques Annassona and Maelgwyn. The…
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Details of the Larchmont wreck show that ten female members of the Salvation Army sang "Onward Christian Soldiers" as the vessel sank…
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The German ship De Ruyter, [?] Port Phillip last night, transferred to the tug Alacrity the captain and two men of the shipwrecked Danis[?]…
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February 14.—The steamer Pilot and barge arrived at Wilcannia yesterday at mid-day. February 15.—The steamer Pilot and…
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The steamer Larchmont collided with the collier Harry Knowlton off the east coast of the United Staler, at midnight an Monday, and sank in ten minutes…
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The Federal Premier (Mr. Deakin) yesterday cabled to the Premier of C[?]pe Colony, requesting him to send a steamer to rescue the remainder of the crow of the Catherine, which was wrecked…
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