Steamers Foundered. London, Monday night
The steamer Penarth foundered off the coast of Norfolk. Thirty-three of the crew were drowned. Another steamer, the George Royle, went down…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1915
32 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 1 of 2
Terrific Fighting in the East. Successes in the West. Dardanelles Bombarded. Aerial Raid on Essex. Australian Mail Steamer Fired At. London, Monday night
When the Australian mail steamer Muloja, with 400 passengers on board, was entering the English Channel on Saturday she was ordered to stop by…
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Ruinors couiinue to pour in from Norway concerning the reported naval engagement in the North Sea. Masses of wreckage arc reported to Lave been…
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The captain of the steamship Meireaux has been fined £10 and costs for allowing his [?] to be brought within the [?] line…
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The Danish steamer Cathay, from Copenhagen, was torpedoed or mined off Ramsgate. A great hole was torn in the vessel's hull, and she sank. All…
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The American steamer Dixaama was torpedoed and sunk off Ushant, after several shells had been fired. A Greek steamer picked up the crew…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Mullumbimby (N.s.w.) a Perfect Wreck Through Kidney Disease
I was brought down by Kidney Discase so that I could not raise, myself from my bed, being-as weak as a baby. The pain in the back was positively…
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I was brought down by Kidney Disease so that I could not raise myself from my bed, being as weak as a baly. The pain in the back was positively…
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I was brought down by Kidney Diswipe so that I could not raise myself from my bed, being as weak as a baby. The pain in the back was positively…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Rescued at Sea. Plight of Schooner's Crew
Rescued from their waterlogged derelict after they had been four always without food and water. the captain and crew of six of the [?] Lizzie B. Willey, which sailed on…
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The Australian officers are endeavoring to ascertain the name of the first Australian who reached the shore of Gallipoli. The consensus of testimony…
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The Australian officers are endeavoring to ascertain the name of the first Australian who reached the shore of Gallipoli. The consensus of testimony…
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The British steamer Costello has been sunk…
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The Norwegian steamer Albie was sub[?] The crew were landed safely…
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The steamer Diomed was submarined and sunk. Tim captain was killed on the bridge, and several of the crew were injured…
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The British steamer Palmgrove has been submarined. The crew were saved…
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A British aviator destroyed a German submarine by bombs dropped from an aeroplane. The submarine was completely wrecked and sunk off…
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The British steamer Cymbaline has been sunk. Thirty-one members of the crew have been landed. Six were killed and six injured…
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The British steamer Mimosa has been sunk, but the crew have been saved…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Human Wreckage. Huns' Brutal Treatment
A member of the British Red Cross Society, by the courtesy of the Russian and Swedish authorities, has witnessed the exchange of Russian and…
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