1906

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    Shuffling of positions in the White Star Line 1906

    The Register, Wednesday 16 May 1906: The fact of losing three captains within the space of a little over a fortnight has been responsible for a good deal of shuffling of positions in the White Star line. Capt. A. E. S. Hambleton, R.N.R., of the Romanic, succeeds Commander Walter S. Atkin...
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    The Goldsmith Family in 1906

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    News from 1906 Capt Finch loses art collection

    The San Francisco Call, 21 May 1906 Retrieved from the California Digital Newspaper Collection web site MASTER OF LINER COPTIC HEAVY LOSER BY FIRE --- Captain Finch's Fine Collection of Oriental Art Work Destroyed at Occidental --- Captain Finch of the liner Coptic, now on the way home...
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    News from 1906/1929: Retirement/Death of Capt Kidley

    The New York Times, 31 January 1929 Several English Notables Die --- LONDON, Jan. 30 (AP)---Among the deaths of important persons recorded here today were those of *** Captain William Kidley veteran White Star Steamship commander ***. -30-
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    News from 1906: The Launch of Adriatic II

    The Times, 21 September 1906 THE ADRIATIC --- The new Atlantic liner Adriatic, built by Messrs. Harland and Wolff for the White Star Line, was successfully launched at Queen's Island at a quarter-past 11 yesterday in presence of an enormous gathering of spectators. The Adriatic is the...
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    News from 1906 Death of William Imrie

    [MAB Note: 1. William Imrie died on Monday, 6 August 1906. The following articles appeared in The Times in the months that followed. 2. I know next to nothing about the Asiatic Steam Navigation Co., or its relationship to White Star, except that Bruce Ismay was also its Chairman for a time.]...
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    IMS Europa of 1906

    I recently have been fascinated by a never built German Vessel named "Europa." According to my sources, she was assigned H&W Yard #391, and would have been for the Hamburg Amerika Line. She was mention on page 121 in Mark Chirnside's fantastic RMS "Olympic" Book stating that: "...[referring...
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    News from 1906 Capt Cameron Injured at Sea

    [MAB Note: As used in this article, "Sunday" means 25 November 1906.] The New York Times, 29 November 1906 HUGE WAVE SWEEPS OCEANIC --- Captain Thrown from the Bridge and Left Unconscious --- While plowing her way through the worst weather met with on the North Atlantic lane in many...
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    One Hundred Years September 20th 1906

    Hi All, Just thinking - exactly a century ago today, at 4:15 PM on September 20th, this great liner was launched. Best, Eric
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