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Anderson, Anderson County, South Carolina
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British freighter Manchester Commerce sank after hitting a mine off Ireland on Oct. 26-27, drowning Capt. Payne and 13 crew; 30 saved. Ship owned by Manchester Liners, tonnage 3,444, last left Montreal Oct. 3.
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BELFAST, Ireland, Oct. 27. (via London, 5:10 p. m.)--The British freight steamer Manchester Commerce, bound from Manchester for Montreal, struck a mine at midnight last night and sank. Captain Payne and thirteen men were drowned.
Thirty other members of the crew were saved by a trawler.
MONTREAL, Oct. 27--The Manchester Commerce, a large freighter, plying between Montreal and Manchester, made her last trip from this port October 3. She was owned by the Manchester Liners, a British corporation, had a net tonnage of 3,444, and carried about 48 men. Captain Payne, who went down with his vessel, was widely known in shipping circles here.
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Belfast, Ireland
Event Date
Oct. 27
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captain payne and thirteen men drowned; thirty other crew members saved by a trawler
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The British freight steamer Manchester Commerce, bound from Manchester for Montreal, struck a mine at midnight last night and sank