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San Pedro (steam schooner)

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was repaired and reconstructed. She continued to sail the California coastline until 1920, when she was sold to foreign interests. Sometime after this sale, the
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Re-taking charge of his ship, Captain Hanson realized his vessel would stay afloat and immediately turned his attention to the stricken
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to give out four blasts signaling danger. Shortly afterwards, the steamer appeared 150 ft (46 m) in front of the
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Fifteen minutes after the first blast was heard, the steamer let out two whistle blasts indicating it would be passing
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course to head out to sea in order to avoid a possible collision. The steamer's whistle grew louder as the
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under the leadership of Captain Magnus Hanson. She was carrying over 390,000 ft (118,872 m) of
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was left partially sunk with a noticeable list. The large cargo of redwood kept the schooner afloat.
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in 1899. She was one of many steam schooners constructed by the yard that year, (which included the
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in a collision on 21 July 1907, killing 88 people. Sold to foreign interests shortly before sinking.
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port bow and sounded dangerously close. Worried, Hendrickson ordered the
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on her deck. Later that night, she became enshrouded in fog off
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survivors. Eight and a half minutes after the collision,
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and revealed herself to be the 2,721 ton passenger liner
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New York: Wiley, 2001. 204:Hunter's Point, California 1201: 482:"Henry Wilson (schooner)" 132: 122:Sank the passenger liner 40: 21: 1015:January (unknown date): 593:Mirich, Stephen Eugene. 356:Following the disaster, 235:Shelter Cove, California 194:accompanied the tugboat 1156:August (unknown date): 404:bow from the collision. 388:following the accident. 351:Safe Harbor, California 133:General characteristics 16:American steam schooner 801:March (unknown date): 271: 574:. Kelley House Museum 251: 219:San Pedro, California 76:San Pedro, California 1102:Prinz August Wilhelm 656:in service together. 400:Damage sustained on 252:Illustration of the 176:Aberdeen, Washington 97:Aberdeen, Washington 272: 215:Eureka, California 209:On July 21, 1907, 1223: 1222: 622:Belyk, Robert C. 364:apparently sank. 163: 162: 1278: 1261:Lumber schooners 1215: 1210: 1194: 1184: 1174: 1163: 1152: 1142: 1132: 1115: 1105: 1095: 1079: 1069: 1059: 1049: 1031: 1021: 1011: 1001: 980: 970: 960: 957:Thomas W. 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United States
San Pedro, California
Metropolitan Redwood Lumber Company
Aberdeen, Washington
Columbia
Steam schooner
steam schooner
Aberdeen, Washington
Hunter's Point, California
Eureka, California
San Pedro, California
redwood
railroad ties
fence posts
Shelter Cove, California

Columbia
Columbia
George W. Elder
Safe Harbor, California
Stern view of San Pedro following the accident.
Damage sustained on San Pedro's bow from the collision.
"United States Circuit Court of Appeals For the Ninth Circuit No. 2092"
"Pacific Marine Review, Volume 16"
"Henry Wilson (schooner)"


"The Ships"

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