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1902 | | Dec. 18, launched | 1903 | | June 26, maiden voyage Liverpool-New York | 1903 | Liverpool | | New York | Aug. 01 | | 1903 | Liverpool | | New York | Oct. 24 | | 1903 | Liverpool | | New York | Dec. 04 | | 1904 | Liverpool | | New York | Apr. 24 | Also reported arrive 1904-04-23, night | 1904 | Liverpool | | New York | May 21 | | 1904 | Liverpool | | New York | June 19 | | 1904 | Liverpool | | New York | Aug. 20 | | 1904 | Liverpool | | New York | Sept. 17 | | 1904 | Liverpool | | New York | Oct. 15 | | 1905 | Liverpool | | New York | Jan. 20 | | 1905 | Liverpool | | New York | Apr. 22 | | 1905 | Liverpool | | New York | May 20 | | 1905 | Liverpool | | Boston | July 15 | | 1905 | Liverpool | | Boston | Aug. 19 | | 1905 | Liverpool | | Boston | Sept. 16 | | 1905 | Liverpool | | Boston | Oct. 14 | | 1905 | Liverpool | | Boston | Nov. 11 | | 1908 | | Chartered for a cruise to the Mediterranean and Orient (Frank Clark) - announced: Feb. 6 to Apr. 16 | 1915 | | Aug. 19, torpedoed and sunk by German submarine U-24 off Old Head, Ireland, 44 lives lost | 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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Picture of the S/S Arabic (2) at Liverpool
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Arabic (2) - at Villefranche-sur-Mer, Mediterranean Support Norway Heritage: Purchase a copy
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Arabic (2) - at Naples, Mediterranean Support Norway Heritage: Purchase a copy
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White Star Line steamship Arabic (2) Support Norway Heritage: Purchase a copy
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Arabic (2) and captain W. Finch
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Tonnage of 15,801 tons gross, 14,368 under deck and 10,062 net. She had one funnel, four masts, 4 decks and was fitted with electric light and refrigerating machinery. She had twin screws and quadruple expansion engines with 8 cylinders of 30, 43, 63 & 89 inches diameter each pair and stroke 60 inches. The engines delivered 1,228 nominal horsepower which gave the ship a speed of 16 knots. The engine was built by Harland & Wolff.
She was laid down as the MINNEWASKA for the Atlantic
Transport Line. She was taken over by White Star Line while building and was
launched as the ARABIC on 18th Dec. 1902. Her maiden voyage started on 26th
June 1903 when she left Liverpool for New York. On 14th Apr. 1905 she
commenced her first Liverpool - Boston voyage and on 20th June 1907 resumed
Liverpool - New York sailings. She returned to the Liverpool - Boston route
on 1st Aug. 1911 and in 1913 her 1st class accommodation was reclassified as
2nd class. Resumed Liverpool - New York voyages on 23rd Dec.1914 and on 19th
Aug. 1915 was torpedoed and sunk by the German submarine U.24, while off the
Old Head of Kinsale, Ireland with the loss of 44 lives. Call sign: VCNQ. Official registration #: 118023
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