Shipwreck tale from the Algerine in icy Newfoundland waters
The steamship Algerine, chartered by gold seekers, buckled in a lake between ice floes when tides pressed the ice and split the hull. Crew and prospector supplies barely reached shore before the ship sank. Six weeks later the Neptune sighted them at Starvation Point.
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