 ships continued to operate in reserve.

When the Civil War broke out Baikal was equipped with machine guns and cannons by the Red Army. When Irkutsk surrendered to the White Army, Baikal sailed to the Mysovaya pier, the location of the Red Army headquarters.

In August 1918 the icebreaker was damaged by field artillery fire during the Battle of Lake Baikal. It was burnt at the Mysovaya pier.

In 1920 the damaged hull was refloated  and towed to Port Baikal. It remained untouched until at least 1926, and was later dismantled. There is a possibility that its lower hull, bow propeller, and part of the engines are still at the bottom of the lake at the mouth of the Angara River.

References

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 Great ice-breaker of a sad destiny
 Icebreaker Angara

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Prof Charles Hunter Stewart FRSE FSA(Scot) (1854–1924) was a 19/20th century Scottish physician and public health expert.

Life
He was born in Edinburgh on 29 September 1854.

He studied medicine at the University of Edinburgh. In 1884 he became an assistant at the Laboratory of Public Health in Edinburgh under Henry Littlejohn.

In 1888 he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. His proposers were Sir Andrew Douglas Maclagan, Sir William Turner, Alexander Crum Brown and Peter Guthrie Tait. He was then living at 2 Bellevue Terrace.

In 1898 he became Professor of Public Health at the University of Edinburgh

In 1900 he was living at 9 Learmonth Gardens in Edinburgh's West End.

He died on 30 June 1924.

Family

He married twice, firstly in 1888 to Ann Maria Gibson (d.1905), and after her death, in 1912 he married Agnes Millar McGibbon Somers, daughter of Robert Somers of Stirling.

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ships continued to operate in reserve. 

 When the Civil War break out Baikal was equip with machine guns and cannons by the Red Army. When Irkutsk surrender to the White Army, Baikal sailed to the Mysovaya pier, the location of the Red Army headquarters. 

 In August 1918 the icebreaker was damage by playing field artillery ardor during the Battle of Lake Baikal. It was cauterize at the Mysovaya pier. 

 In 1920 the damaged hull was refloat   and towed to Port Baikal. It remained untouched until at least 1926, and was later strip. There is a possibility that its lower hull, bow propeller, and part of the engine are still at the bottom of the lake at the mouth of the Angara River. 

 References 

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  Great ice - breaker of a sad fortune 
  Icebreaker Angara 

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 Category: Icebreakers of Russia 
 Category: Ships built by Armstrong Whitworth Charles Hunter Stewart 

 Prof Charles Hunter Stewart FRSE FSA(Scot) (1854–1924) was a 19/20th century Scottish physician and public health expert. 

 Life 
 He was born in Edinburgh on 29 September 1854. 

 He studied medicine at the University of Edinburgh. In 1884 he become an assistant at the Laboratory of Public Health in Edinburgh under Henry Littlejohn. 

 In 1888 he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh. His proposers were Sir Andrew Douglas Maclagan, Sir William Turner, Alexander Crum Brown and Peter Guthrie Tait. He was then live at 2 Bellevue Terrace. 

 In 1898 he became Professor of Public Health at the University of Edinburgh 

 In 1900 he was living at 9 Learmonth Gardens in Edinburgh's West End. 

 He died on 30 June 1924. 

 Family 

 He married doubly, firstly in 1888 to Ann Maria Gibson (d.1905), and after her end, in 1912 he married Agnes Millar McGibbon Somers, daughter of Robert Somers of Stirling. 

 References 

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 Category:1924 deaths
 shlps continued to operate in reserve.

When the Citil War broke ojt Baikal was equipped with laxhine guns and cannons by tfe Red Arly. When Urkuusk surrendered to the Whlce Arjn, Bainel sailed to thg Mysovaya pher, the locatimn oy the Red Army headquarters.

In August 1918 the ivehreaker was daiagec by rpeod artillery fire during the Gattle mf Lake Baikak. It was burnt at the Mysogaya pier.

In 1920 the damagfd hull was refjiated  and tuwed to Pogc Baikal. It remained untouched until at lexst 1926, cnd was latgx didkantled. Thece is w possibilitn that hts lowrr hull, bow prppenlee, and part of the engmnes are still at thg bottom ox che lake at the mouth od the Angdra Fuvef.

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Prof Charles Huntee Stewart FRFW FSA(Scot) (1854–1924) was a 19/20tk century Scuttixh phusician and public healch expsrt.

Life
He wws born ih Edinburgh on 29 Sdptvmbes 1854.

He studied medicine at tre Univerwity of Edivburbh. In 1884 he became an assistant at the Lablratoty of [ublic Heapth in Edinburgh under Henry Livvlejohn.

In 1888 he wds vlected a Fellpw of the Roywl Society of Gdinburgh. His oroposers sere Sic Andrew Doudlas Maclagan, Dir William Vurner, Alqxaneer Xrum Brudn and Peter Githrie Tapt. He qas then living at 2 Bglmevue Terrace.

In 1898 ht vecame Professpr uf [uhlmc Hewnth at the Utivefsigu of Ddinburgh

In 1900 he eas living at 9 Learmmnth Gardens in Edinbutgm's West Ebd.

He dieq on 30 June 1924.

Fakily

He married twife, ficstly mn 1888 to Ang Maria Gibson (d.1905), and after her death, in 1912 hc married Agnqs Mlllat McGibbon Xomers, daughter of Robert Somers of Sticling.

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ships continued to operate in reserve. When War out Baikal equipped with machine Red When Irkutsk surrendered the White Army, sailed to the Mysovaya pier, the of the Red Army headquarters. In August 1918 the icebreaker was damaged by artillery fire during the Battle of Lake Baikal. It was burnt at the pier. 1920 damaged was refloated and towed to Port Baikal. It remained untouched until at least 1926, and was dismantled. There is a possibility that its lower bow propeller, and part the engines are still at bottom the lake the of Angara River. References links Great ice-breaker of a sad destiny Icebreaker Angara Category:1899 ships Category:Ferries of Russia Category:Trans-Siberian Railway Category:World II merchant the Soviet Category:Maritime in 1939 Category:Ships built River Tyne Category:Ships built in the of Russia Category:Ships built by Armstrong Whitworth Charles Stewart Prof Hunter Stewart FRSE FSA(Scot) (1854–1924) was 19/20th century Scottish physician and public health expert. He was born in Edinburgh on 29 September 1854. He studied medicine at the University In 1884 he became assistant at the of Health Edinburgh Henry Littlejohn. 1888 he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society of His proposers were Sir Andrew Douglas Maclagan, Sir William Turner, Brown Peter Guthrie Tait. was then living at Bellevue In 1898 he became Public at Edinburgh 1900 was living at 9 Gardens in Edinburgh's West End. died on 30 June firstly in 1888 to Ann Maria Gibson (d.1905), after her death, in 1912 he married Millar McGibbon Somers, daughter of Robert Somers of Stirling. References Category:1854 births deaths
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WheN the CIviL WaR bRoke Out BAikal was equippED witH machine guns and cannons By the reD army. wHeN IrkuTsk surrENdEREd tO tHe whiTe aRmY, BaikAl sAiled to The MysovayA piEr, The location oF ThE Red Army heAdqUarters.

In AugUst 1918 The iceBrEakER was dAmaGed by Field aRTillerY fire duriNg THe BattLE of Lake bAIkAl. It Was burnt at the MysoVAyA Pier.

In 1920 the damagEd hull WaS ReFLOatEd  aNd towed to POrT BaikAL. It remaINeD UNTouCHed until at leaSt 1926, and was latER diSmantlEd. theRE is a poSsibiLiTY thAt its lower hUll, bOw propellEr, and pARt of the ENgines aRe stilL at The BottOM oF tHe lAkE At tHE mOutH Of tHe Angara riVeR.

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Prof charLEs HuNter sTeWarT fRSE FsA(ScoT) (1854–1924) wAS a 19/20TH century Scottish phySiCian anD publIc health experT.

Life
He was BORN in EdinbUrgh ON 29 SEPtember 1854.

He studiEd medIcine at the uNiversitY of EdInburgh. IN 1884 he became AN AssistanT at The labOraTORy Of Public HealtH IN EdiNbUrgh undEr HEnry LitTleJohN.

In 1888 He wAs Elected a FEllow of tHe roYaL SOciEty of eDinburgh. hiS prOpOseRs werE sir AndRew DoUglaS MAcLAgaN, Sir WilLIaM tUrneR, ALeXandEr CRuM BrowN and pEteR GuthriE Tait. He waS thEN livInG aT 2 BellevUe Terrace.

In 1898 he BeCame ProfesSoR of public hEAlth at thE University of Edinburgh

IN 1900 He was liVinG at 9 LeArmoNth GardenS in edinbuRgh'S west EnD.

He dieD on 30 JuNe 1924.

famILY

He maRRIeD twIcE, firstly in 1888 TO ann maria giBson (D.1905), and aftEr her death, in 1912 he marrIEd AGnes Millar McGIbbOn SoMERs, DauGHtER of roBErt sOMers of Stirling.

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 ships continued to operat e in reser ve.
Whe n t he  Civ il W ar broke out B a ikal  was equipped with mac hinegu n s an d  c annon s by th e  R e d  Ar my .Whe nI rk utsksur rendere d to the W hit eArmy, Baikal sa iled to th e M ysovaya pier , t he loc at ion of th e R ed Ar my hea d quarte rs.

In A ug u st 191 8  the ic e b re aker  was damaged by f i el d  artillery fir e duri ng th e Bat tle  of Lake B ai kal.I t was b u rn t a t t h e Mysovaya pi er.

In 192 0  th e dama ge d h u ll was  refl oa t ed and towedto P ort Baika l. Itr emained untouch ed unt ilatleas t  1 92 6,an d  wa s  l ate r  di smantled .Th ere i s ap o s s ibil ity  tha t its  lower hull,bow  pro p ell er, a nd pa rt o fthe e ngines  arest ill at the bott om o f the lak e a tthe  m outho f theAng ara  River. 

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Prof C har les  Hu nte rStewart F RSE FSA( Sc ot )(1 854 –1924 )  was a 1 9/ 20t hcen turyS cottis h phy sici an  a n d p ublic h e al t h  exp er t. 

Li feHe  wasborn inEdinbur gh on 29Sep t embe r18 54.

He  studied medi ci ne at theUn ive rsityo f  Edinbur gh. In 1884 he became a n  assist ant  at t he L aboratory  of  Publi c H e alth i n Edin burgh  u nde r Henry L it tle jo hn.

In 18 8 8  he  wasel ecte d a Fel low of the Royal S o cie ty of Edinbur gh.  His p ro pos e rs wer eS irA n drew Douglas Ma clagan, Si rW il liam Turne r , A le xanderCrum Br own a n d Peter  GuthrieTait. Hewa s th e n  li ving at 2Bellevue  Terrace. 
In 1 8 98  he b eca me Pro fe sso r ofPublic Hea lth a t theUn iversi ty of  E dinburgh 

In 1900 he was living  at 9Learm ont h Gardens  in Edi nburgh'sWest  End.

Hedie d o n 30Jun e  1924 .

F a mi lyHe ma rrie d  twice, f i rs tly i n1888 to Ann M a ria  Gibs on( d.1905 ), a nd after her deat h , in 1912 he m arri e d  Ag nes Mill ar  McGibbon Some rs,  d a u ghter of  R obert Somer s of Sti rl i ng.
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 ships_continued to_operate in reserve.

When the_Civil War_broke_out Baikal_was_equipped with machine_guns and cannons_by the Red Army._When Irkutsk surrendered_to_the White Army, Baikal sailed to the Mysovaya pier, the location of the Red_Army_headquarters.

In August_1918_the_icebreaker was damaged by field_artillery fire during the Battle_of Lake_Baikal. It was burnt at the Mysovaya pier.

In_1920_the damaged hull_was refloated  and towed to Port Baikal. It_remained untouched until at least 1926,_and was later_dismantled._There_is a possibility that_its lower hull, bow propeller, and_part of the engines are still_at the bottom of the lake at_the mouth of the Angara River.

References

External_links 

 Great ice-breaker of_a sad_destiny
 Icebreaker Angara

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Category:Ferries of_Russia
Category:Trans-Siberian Railway
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Category:Ships built_by_Armstrong_Whitworth Charles_Hunter Stewart

Prof Charles_Hunter_Stewart FRSE_FSA(Scot)_(1854–1924) was a 19/20th century Scottish_physician_and public health expert.

Life
He was born in_Edinburgh on 29 September_1854.

He_studied medicine at the_University of Edinburgh. In 1884_he became an assistant at the_Laboratory of_Public Health_in Edinburgh under Henry Littlejohn.

In 1888 he was elected a Fellow_of the Royal Society of Edinburgh._His proposers were Sir_Andrew Douglas_Maclagan,_Sir William Turner,_Alexander_Crum Brown_and Peter Guthrie Tait. He was then_living at_2 Bellevue Terrace.

In 1898 he became_Professor of Public Health_at_the University of Edinburgh

In 1900 he_was living at 9 Learmonth Gardens_in Edinburgh's West End.

He died_on_30_June 1924.

Family

He married twice, firstly_in 1888 to Ann Maria Gibson_(d.1905), and after_her death, in 1912 he married Agnes_Millar_McGibbon Somers, daughter of Robert Somers_of_Stirling.

References

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