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==New York Tribune 1912-08-04 Prince George Aground==
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A short news article was published on page 4 of the ''New York Tribune'' newspaper on August 14, 1912 regarding the [[SS Prince George]] having run aground in Yarmouth harbour at a spring-high-tide. The scan of the article appears below, while the article's text is shown here for search purposes:
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'''''ATLANTIC LINER ASHORE<br>
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'''''Pr. George, of Dominion Line, on Nova Scotia Shoal.<br>
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''Yarmouth, N.S., Aug. 13. -- At high water to-day an ineffectual attempt was made to float the Dominion Atlantic steamer Prince George, which went ashore here last night. Her passengers were transferred to the Prince Arthur, to go to Boston to-night.<br>
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''Orders have been given to prepare the steamer Boston and if the Prince George will not float on the next high tide she will take up the Boston route to-morrow, The Prince George went ashore during the highest tide for a long time at Yarmouth, and navigators assert that the steamer will not float until the next course of high tides.<br>
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