The Wreck of the Glenelg. the Inquiry. an Open Verdict Returned
In the Glenelg disaster an open verdict was returned…
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Shipwrecks & the sea, 1900
57 stories in Riverina's papers · page 2 of 3
Steamer Mexican Sunk. Collision with a Transport. London, 7th April
A collision, which resulted in the sinking the steamer Mexican, one of the liners of the Union Shipping Co. of South Africa, occurred near Capetown yesterday, but…
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A wire posted outside of the General Post Office, on Tuesday, ran as follows:— "The steamer Elingamite arrived here at 7.40, a.m. with the…
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The steamer Hyson, which left Newcsatle on March 16, has arrived at Port Elizabeth, Cape Colony…
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At the inquest on W. E. Rawlings, who jumped from the Manly steamer whilst coming to Sydney, a verdict of suicide was returned…
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The steamer Burwah, on which a man suffering from the plague was found on Easter Monday, has been granted pratique, and left Keppel Bay to-day for Brisbane…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wreck near Melbourne. a Ship Ashore at Portsea. Twenty-three Lives Lost. [By Telegraph.] Melbourne
THE ship Sierra Nevada, 1400 tons register, Captain Scott, 113 days out from London to Sydney, via Melbourne, went ashore near the London Bridge rock, at the back of…
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The ship Sierra Nevada, from Liverpool to Melbourne and Sydney went ashore near London Bridge Rock, at the back of Portsea, outside the Heads,…
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Late last night vessel in ballast bound from capetown to Newcastle went ashore at Cape Paterson, on the Victorian con[?] The crew which numbered seventeen were…
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From Melbourne we learn that there are no further traces of the 23 men missing from the Sierra Nevada wreck. Two bodies have been washed ashore. The…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.--In inky darkness and during a roaring gale about 3 o'clock this morning, the ship Sierra Nevada, 1400 tons, shot past…
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The crew of the German barque Gndine, which foundered in mid-ocean, were rescued by the barque sitka, and arrived at Brisbane yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Queensland. Plague on a Steamer. Brisbane, Friday Night
The steamer Arawatta, which arrived from the north this morning, reported, a suspected case of plague aboard. This suspect proved to be a lunatic, who was being brought in…
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During the voyage of the R.M.S. Oruba from London a second class passenger named Alex. Chambers died of heart dis[?]e on May 30, and was buried…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →New York Dock Fire. a Steamer Refloated. Recovery of Twenty-four Bodies. London
The Saal, one of the steamers which, was run aground during the great fire winch occurred at the New York docks, has been re-fleated…
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The steamer Turpo broke away from her moorings in the Grey river (N.Z.) and went ashore in a dangerous position, all on board being safe…
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The A[?] [?] Company's M[?] had an almost miraculous escape from being dashed to pieces on the rocks [?] [?] southern breakwater…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Victoria. Grounding of a Steamer Melbourne. Wednesday Night
The steamer Nemesis, while outward bound to West Australian ports to-day, went aground in the South Channel. The vessel is stated to be in no danger…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Another Steamer Collision. Great Loss of Life. London, Monday Afternoon
During a fog Belfast Lough the steme[?] Dromedary and Alligator collided. The former vessel carried 600 Glasgow passengers, forty of whom were injured, and…
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Half a Century's patient labor is brought to week in instant. On the preeurious success of negotiations with provincial viceroys it depends whether…
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