For many years locomotives were coaled from a stack of coal on the ground although the addition of a coal siding in the 1950s meant coaling could be carried out direct from the wagons.
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One died instantly, and the other two succumbed to their wounds later that night . " Von Steuben " coaled at Bermuda on 12-13 March and arrived at Norfolk on 16 March.
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She then coaled from a barge at the coaling station at Melville, Rhode Island, " Wadena " s crew having to transfer the dusty and dusky fuel into their ship by hand-shovels.
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She left the city on 14 April after tensions calmed following the election of President Oreste Zamor . " South Carolina " coaled at Key West before continuing on to Veracruz, where she took part in the occupation of the city.
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That same day, " Bridgeport " coaled tug while underway; on 19 April, she towed the ailing, and, as necessary, the submarine chaser on 24 April and on the day following, proving her versatility ."
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She coaled at Mauritius on 27 June, 22 days later, already ahead of the clippers that had left before her, and arrived in London on 22 August, 78 days after sailing-taking 77 days on passage, plus one day of coaling.
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On 18 December, the day after the cutter had wired her report on shipping in the Gut, she radioed that she would be ready to tow and convoy " War Victor " as soon as she coaled, and added ominously : " Weather severe, coal scarce ."
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She accordingly got underway from San Francisco on 5 September 1909 and called, in succession, at Honolulu, Hawaii; from 10 20 September; and Nares Harbor, Admiralty Islands where she coaled ship from 17 25 October before she arrived at Manila, Philippine Islands on 30 October.
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Sympathetic Italian naval authorities in the port allowed " Goeben " and " Breslau " to remain in port for around 36 hours while the ships coaled from a German Admiral Lapeyr�re, was convinced the Germans would either attempt to escape to the Atlantic or join the Austrians in Pola.
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During World War I, " Buresk " was captured by the Imperial German Navy light cruiser while on her way to Hong Kong with a cargo of coal in 1914 . " Emden " 2 s crew retained her as a command of Lieutenant Commander R . Kl�pper, she coaled " Emden " near the Nicobar Islands on 26 October 1914.
