SS Balmes
SS Balmes was a Spanish steamship that caught fire in 1913. The Cunard Line steamship SS Pannonia with Captain Robert Capper rescued 103 men, women, and children from the burning steamship Balmes in mid-ocean. Balmes was operated by Captain Juan Ruiz.[1] The ship was towed to St. George's harbor in Bermuda by the tugs Gladisfen and Powerful, convoyed by Pannonia.[2]
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Survivors of the SS Balmes fire
References
- "Wouldn't Quit Ship Blistered by Fire" (pdf). The New York Times. 20 November 1913.
- "S.S. Balmes Safe in Bermuda Harbor". The Christian Science Monitor. 17 November 1913.
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