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Title Log of the Euterpe, Volume 13, 1900-1903
Author Swanson, Captain George; Thomson, 1st Mate T
Date 1 Oct 1900 - 8 Sep 1903
Document Type Shipping Papers
Publisher Information William Collins, Sons & Company, Limited (London)
Reference A0245.1.13
Library / Archive Maritime Museum of San Diego
Collection Name Euterpe/Star of India Log Book
Description Euterpe logbook detailing the voyage from Hawaii to the United States of America and on to Australia and Alaska. Includes descriptions of bad weather, the discovery of stowaways on board, Chinese and Japanese passengers going to and coming from Alaska and the movements of other ships. On January 16, 1901, Euterpe is sold to the Alaska Packers Association.
Series Description Series I - Log Books.
Biographical Note / History In 1901 the Euterpe was sold to the Alaska Packers Association based in San Francisco. The Euterpe rigging was changed and fitted as a bark and began to ferry fisherman, cannery workers, coal, supplies and equipment from Oakland, California to Nushagak, Alaska in the Bering Sea. In 1906 the name of the Euterpe was changed to the Star of India to match the other vessels in the Alaska Packers Fleet. The Star of India made over 22 Alaskan voyages.
Theme(s) Ships and Shipping Lines; Motives for Emigration
Country (from) Hawaii; United States of America; Australia
Country (to) United States of America; Australia
Places Norfolk Island; West Moncoeur Islands, Australia; Lord Howe Island
Ports Honolulu, Kaanapali, Maui, Hawaii; San Francisco, California, Nushagak, Alaska, United States; Melbourne, Newcastle, Australia
Nationality Chinese; Japanese
Ships Euterpe; President; Premier; Star of Italy; Kvichak; Thistle; Hilda; Saunik; Mary of Hume
People Swanson, Captain George; Thomson, 1st Mate T
Keywords cargo, coal, emigration, death, Alaska Packers Association, shipping, sugar, sailor, bad weather, stowaway, immigration, fishing and fishermen
Language English
Document(s) linked to Log of the Euterpe, Volume 14, 1902-1904
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