Aug. 7, maiden voyage Philadelphia - Queenstown - Liverpool
1887
Rebuilt and fitted with triple expansion engines by James Howden, Glasgow
1887
Chartered by Inman Line
1887
Liverpool
New York
Aug. 27
Also reported arrive 1887-08-25
1887
Liverpool
New York
Sept. 30
1887
Liverpool
New York
Nov. 04
1887
Liverpool
New York
Dec. 08
1888
Liverpool
New York
Feb. 16
1888
Liverpool
New York
Mar. 24
1888
Liverpool
Apr. 18
New York
Apr. 27
1060 Passengers - Also reported arrive 1888-04-28
1888
Liverpool
New York
June 01
1089 Passengers - Also reported arrive 1888-06-02
1888
Liverpool
New York
July 07
1889
Liverpool
New York
Jan. 26
1889
Liverpool
New York
Mar. 01
Also reported arrive 1889-03-02
1898
Sold
1909
Aug. 26, wrecked on the coast of Alaska
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