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Atlantic Blue Ribbon in April 1882 for a record Atlantic crossing of 7 days, 6 hours, 43 minutes. Laid up 1894. In 1897 renamed MAGALLANES, sailed as charter for Cia Trasatlatica. Sold for scrap 1899, but resold as a hulk. Broken up
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already high 135 tons. Built by John Elder & Company of
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216:Guion Line
179:Propulsion
112:Magallanes
80:Guion Line
18:USS Alaska
286:31 August
230:Arizona's
383:Germanic
374:Records
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