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  5. THE APPAM'S ADVENTURES

    The capture of the West African liner Appam supplies one of the most remarkable stories of the war. It is now definitely stated that the vessel was not taken by a submarine, but by the German raider Moewe, which does ...

    Article : 196 words
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  7. ENDS HIS LIFE.

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  8. ASCOT RACES.

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  9. SEVEN OTHER VESSELS SUNK.

    The Appam. when she reached port, had 451 persons on board, including the survivors of the following vessels:— Ariadne. 3035 tons, owned in London, and built in 1904. Dromonby, 3627 tons, built in 1900, owned in West ...

    Article : 90 words
  10. CLAN MACTAVISH PUTS UP A FIGHT.

    Lieutenant Berg, the Commander of the prize crew, states that the Clan Mactavish made a gallant fight and fifteen of her company were killed. The vessel was bound from Fremantle to London. Before ...

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  11. THE APPAM SKIPPER'S STORY.

    The story told by the Appam's commander, Captain H. G. Harrison, resembles fiction. "We were travelling," he said, "at a fair speed on a bright day when we sighted what appeared to be an ordinary tramp. ...

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  12. THE APPAM A WHITE ELEPHANT.

    Now that the Appam is in an American port Hie United States Department of Stale is puzzled what to do with her, and the officials are endeavoring to ascertain her status. It is expected that if the authorities decide that the Appam is a ...

    Article : 458 words
  13. WHAT THE PASSENGERS STATE.

    Passengers by the Appam state that, believing she was attacked by a pirate, the Appam fired two shots, but without effect. Both vessels lowered lifeboats, and one from the Appam was crushed between the two vessels. ...

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    A thief visited a bedroom of the [?] Castle Hotel in Put-street [?] on Wednesday, and St[?] clothing and jewellery worth £10. belonging to Alexander ThreHall ...

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  16. MOTOR CAR ON FIRE.

    While the patrol tank of a motor char-a-bane, owned by Mr. F. Andraws, of Giebe, was being [?]lenished in Begge-street, Liverpool, on Wednesday night the spirit r[?]ght fire, severely ...

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