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1896 | | May 27, launched. The Adria had one funnel, two masts, single screw and a speed of 13 knots. There was passenger accommodation for 20-1st and 1,100-3rd class. | 1896 | | Aug. 19, maiden voyage Hamburg-Boston-Philadelphia-Baltimore | 1898 | Southampton | | Philadelphia | Oct. 02 | American Line, chartered by Red Star Line | 1898 | Southampton | | Philadelphia | Nov. 09 | American Line, chartered by Red Star Line | 1898 | | Dec. 8, chartered to Red Star Line, Antwerp-New York | 1903 | | Kristiansand to New York | 1904 | | Kristiansand - New York | 1904 | | May 14 Scandia Line; arrived in Kristiania from New York with 1.147 passengers of whom 586 for Norway | 1905 | | Became the Russian Navy ship "Navara" | 1906 | | Became the "Khazan", Russian Volunteer Fleet | 1906 | | Wrecked near Colombo | The information listed above is not the complete record of the ship. The information was collected from a multitude of sources, and new information will be added as it emerges |
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In 1903 and 1904 the Adria was in service on the Hamburg America Line's, "Scandia Line". The Scandia Line took passengers from Christiansand for New York. She was also serving on the Stettin - Helsingborg - Gothenberg - New York route. She made four voyages on this service, and started her last sailing for Hamburg America Line when she left Hamburg on 22nd Nov.1904 for Boston and Baltimore.
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