Salt Lake Tribune | 1918-10-27 | Page 3 | Was Driven Across Reef as Terrible Wether Prevailed |

Type	issue
Date	1918-10-27
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
Language	eng
City	Salt Lake City
County	Salt Lake
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Article Title	Was Driven Across Reef as Terrible Wether Prevailed
Type	article
Date	1918-10-27
Paper	Salt Lake Tribune
Language	eng
City	Salt Lake City
County	Salt Lake
Page	3
OCR Text	Show Captain F. L. Locke, had slipped from Vanderbilt reef, Lynn canal, near Skagway, Skag-way, where she stranded Thursday. The messages indicated she had gone down with all -hands. WAS DRIVEN ACROSS REEF AS TERRIBLE WEATHER PREVAILED VICTORIA, B. C., Oct 26. The following follow-ing message was received by the Canadian Cana-dian Wireless Service this afternoon from Juneau: "Princess Sophia driven across reef last night. No survivors. Seventy-five in crew, 268 passengers. Everything possible possi-ble was done. Terrible weather prevailed." pre-vailed." Wireless messages picked up today by the Briaish Columbia Dominion wireless stations said the steamer Princess Sophia,
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