Wreck of the Steamer Valencia: Report to the President, of the Federal Commission of Investigation, April 14, 1906 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781141464531)

This is the official 1906 report to the President of the United States regarding the "Wreck of the Steamer Valencia." The report details the findings of the Federal Commission of Investigation into the tragic shipwreck that occurred off the coast of Vancouver Island. The disaster resulted in a significant loss of life and sparked public outrage.

The Commission's report delves into the circumstances surrounding the wreck, examines the causes that contributed to the disaster, and offers recommendations for preventing similar tragedies in the future. It covers aspects of maritime safety regulations, the preparedness of the crew, and the adequacy of rescue efforts. A valuable historical document, the report provides insights into early 20th-century maritime travel, safety standards, and the response to maritime disasters.

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