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Newspaper
Twillingate Sun
Location
Twillingate, Newfoundland, Canada
Date
Jan 03, 1920
Page
1
The ship Ethic wrecked off Martins Point after a night gale. Survivors endured seawater pumps failing water ingress and heavy seas, with passengers aided onto the upper deck and lifelines saved, while some perished and others were rescued ashore after twelve days at sea. Captain and crew aided evacuation as the vessel broke apart and drifted.
Vague OCR fragment mentions vies, cheons, slug resize, and stovepipe with freer suuy. No coherent names, places, or dates emerge. text appears garbled and unreadable for a clear summary.
A garbled message outlines uncertain travel and gatherings with references to a walk and waiting for someone. The text mentions Saturday and a planned sail or trip soon but lacks coherent details or clear participants. The tone suggests a personal note rather than a formal report.
The readable fragments describe a sale item with unclear wording and missing details. No specific person or organization names or concrete place, date, or price are identifiable in the text.
Reports describe a maritime aviation expedition ending in a fatal incident near Qoneyrn and Seine, with survivors and rescuers including Mr Stephens and Nurse Jesse Moors ashore at Nogaly Island. Quarantine and search operations are noted, with vessels arriving from Lewd porte and strands of ice affecting access.
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For further particulars apply to 10 James Purchase and Sons at Back Harbor regarding the schooner Sea Lark of 55 tons.
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