HULL SALVAGE CLAIM STORY OF GREAT PETROL BLAZE A graphic story of efforts to save a blazing barge in the River Trent, after the skipper had been drowned, with firemen running about on the bank unable to get to the vessel, was told at Hull County Court to-day. It was in a case under Admiralty Jurisdiction of the Court, in which masters and crews of the motor barge Direct and the lighter Rosa Mary, ... »
DR A. M. SEGERDAL AND MISS VERA FORD St. Jude’s Church, Spring-bank, was the scene of a pretty wedding this afternoon, when the marriage of Dr Alexander McMonagle Segerdal, of Leicester, son of Mr and Mrs Segerdal, of Belfast, and Miss Vera Ford, daughter of Captain and Mrs R. Ford, of Sunny Bank, Hull, was solemnised by the Rev. A. Lea, M.A., of Leicester, assisted by the Vicar, the Rev A. ... »
WIVES OF WILSON LINE OFFICERS ARRIVE SAFE. NEWS OF DETAINED CREWS. Definite news of two Wilson liners and their captains and crews, detained in Hamburg now for seven weeks, has been brought to Hull by the wives of two of the officers, who have pluckily succeeded in getting through to their homes at Hull. The two ladies are Mrs Duncan, wife of the second officer of the liner York. They bring the ne... »