| Date |
Ship |
Class and type |
Builder |
Location |
Country |
Notes |
|---|
| 12 January |
Constitución |
Swiftsure-class battleship |
Armstrong Whitworth |
Elswick |
 United Kingdom |
for the Chilean Navy, sold to the Royal Navy before delivery. |
| 14 January |
Pike |
Plunger-class submarine |
Union Iron Works |
San Francisco, California |
 United States |
for the United States Navy, sponsored by Mrs. Frank Baker Zahm[1] |
| 15 January |
Libertad |
Swiftsure-class battleship |
Vickers, Sons & Maxim |
Barrow-in-Furness |
United Kingdom |
for the Chilean Navy, sold to the Royal Navy before delivery. |
| 15 January |
Suffolk |
Monmouth-class cruiser |
Portsmouth Dockyard |
Portsmouth |
United Kingdom |
for the Royal Navy |
| 16 January |
Ville de Rouen |
— |
Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée |
Le Havre |
 France |
for: Soc. Anonyme de Vapeur Longs Courriers [2] |
| 17 January |
Épieu |
Arquebuse-class destroyer |
Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée |
Le Havre |
France |
for the French Navy[3]
|
| 31 January |
Lagunitas |
stern wheel ferry |
W. A. Boole & Son |
Oakland, California |
United States |
|
| 4 February |
S117 |
S90-class torpedo boat |
Schichau-Werke |
Elbing |
 Germany |
for the Imperial German Navy[4] |
| 13 February |
Eden |
River-class destroyer |
Hawthorn Leslie |
Newcastle upon Tyne |
United Kingdom |
for the Royal Navy |
| 9 February |
Nishin |
Kasuga-class cruiser |
Ansaldo |
Genoa |
 Italy |
for the Imperial Japanese Navy |
| 14 February |
Derwent |
River-class destroyer |
Hawthorn Leslie |
Newcastle upon Tyne |
United Kingdom |
for the Royal Navy |
| 19 February |
Servian |
Passenger ship |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
United Kingdom |
for the Wilson & Furness-Leyland Line |
| 26 February |
Columbus |
Passenger ship |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
United Kingdom |
For Dominion Line |
| 28 February |
White Swan |
Cargo ship |
Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co. Ltd |
Blyth |
United Kingdom |
For Swan Line Ltd.[5] |
| February |
Dakota |
Passenger ship |
Eastern Shipbuilding Company |
Groton, Connecticut |
United States |
for the Great Northern Steamship Company |
| 3 March |
Petschili |
Barque |
Blohm+Voss |
Hamburg |
Germany |
for F. Laeisz |
| 7 March |
Chattanooga |
Denver-class cruiser |
Crescent Shipyard |
Elizabethport, New Jersey |
United States |
for the United States Navy |
| 9 March |
A3 |
A-class submarine |
Vickers |
Barrow in Furness |
United Kingdom |
for the Royal Navy |
| 18 March |
Clan Macalister |
Cargo ship |
Archibald McMillan & Son |
Dumbarton |
United Kingdom |
For Clan Line |
| 18 March |
Yarmouth |
Cargo ship |
Gourlay Brothers |
Dundee |
United Kingdom |
For the Great Eastern Railway |
| 21 March |
S118 |
S90-class torpedo boat |
Schichau-Werke |
Elbing |
Germany |
for the Imperial German Navy[4] |
| 26 March |
Cameronian |
Coaster |
Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co. Ltd |
Blyth |
United Kingdom |
For F. B. Cameron.[6] |
| 1 April |
Catapulte |
Arquebuse-class destroyer |
Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée |
Le Havre |
France |
for the French Navy[3]
|
| 4 April |
The Queen |
Passenger ship |
William Denny & Bros |
Dumbarton |
United Kingdom |
for the South Eastern and Chatham Railway |
| 9 April |
Marmora |
Passenger ship |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
United Kingdom |
For Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[7] |
| 15 April |
A2 |
A-class submarine |
Vickers |
Barrow in Furness |
United Kingdom |
for the Royal Navy |
| 16 April |
Minnesota |
Passenger ship |
Eastern Shipbuilding Company |
Groton, Connecticut |
United States |
for the Great Northern Steamship Company |
| 18 April |
West Virginia |
Pennsylvania-class cruiser |
Newport News Shipbuilding |
Newport News, Virginia |
United States |
for the United States Navy |
| 25 April |
Colorado |
Pennsylvania-class cruiser |
William Cramp & Sons |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
United States |
for the United States Navy |
| 28 April |
Arbalète |
Arquebuse-class destroyer |
Chantiers et Ateliers Augustin Normand |
Le Havre |
France |
for the French Navy[3]
|
| 6 May |
Eastland |
Passenger ship |
Jenks Shipbuilding Company |
|
United States |
for the Michigan Steamship Company |
| 13 May |
Commonwealth |
King Edward VII-class battleship |
Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company |
Govan |
United Kingdom |
for the Royal Navy |
| 13 May |
Clan Macneil |
Turret type Cargo ship |
William Doxford & Sons |
Pallion |
United Kingdom |
for Clan Line[8] |
| 14 May |
Greenwood |
cargo ship |
Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co. Ltd |
Blyth |
United Kingdom |
For Tyneside Line Ltd.[9] |
| 20 May |
Almaz |
Cruiser |
Baltic Shipyard |
Saint Petersburg |
 Russia |
for the Imperial Russian Navy |
| 22 May |
Ionic |
Athenic-class ocean liner |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
United Kingdom |
for the White Star Line |
| 26 May |
Elsass |
Braunschweig-class battleship |
Schichau |
Danzig |
Germany |
for the Imperial German Navy |
| 29 May |
Pistolet |
Arquebuse-class destroyer |
Ateliers et Chantiers de la Loire |
Nantes |
France |
for the French Navy[3]
|
| 29 May |
Bélier |
Arquebuse-class destroyer |
Ateliers et Chantiers de la Loire |
Nantes |
France |
for the French Navy[3]
|
| 2 June |
Tacoma |
Denver-class cruiser |
Union Iron Works |
Mare Island, California |
United States |
for the United States Navy |
| 9 June |
A4 |
A-class submarine |
Vickers |
Barrow in Furness |
United Kingdom |
for the Royal Navy |
| 13 June |
Brighton |
Passenger ship |
William Denny & Brothers |
Dumbarton |
United Kingdom |
for the London, Brighton and South Coast Railway |
| 26 June |
Bombarde |
Arquebuse-class destroyer |
Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée |
Le Havre |
France |
for the French Navy[3]
|
| 27 June |
Roon |
Roon-class armored cruiser |
Kaiserliche Werft |
Kiel |
Germany |
for the Imperial German Navy |
| 2 July |
Iméréthie |
Steel, schooner-rigged screw steamer; 3,400 GRT |
Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée |
La Seyne |
France |
for the Compagnie de Navigation Arménienne et Marocaine[10][11] |
| 2 July |
B.H.C. High Ferry No. 1 |
Chain Ferry |
Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co. Ltd |
Blyth |
United Kingdom |
For Blyth Harbour Commissioners.[12] |
| 8 July |
S119 |
S90-class torpedo boat |
Schichau-Werke |
Elbing |
Germany |
for the Imperial German Navy[4] |
| 9 July |
Bremen |
Bremen-class cruiser |
AG Weser |
Bremen |
Germany |
for the Imperial German Navy |
| 9 July |
Macedonia |
Passenger ship |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
United Kingdom |
For Peninsular & Oriental Steam Navigation Company.[13] |
| 23 July |
Galveston |
Denver-class cruiser |
William R. Trigg Company |
Richmond, Virginia |
United States |
for the United States Navy |
| 23 July |
King Edward VII |
King Edward VII-class battleship |
Devonport Dockyard |
Devonport |
United Kingdom |
for the Royal Navy |
| 25 July |
Hamburg |
Bremen-class cruiser |
AG Vulcan |
Stettin |
Germany |
for the Imperial German Navy |
| 25 July |
Mecidiye |
Protected cruiser |
William Cramp & Sons |
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
United States |
for the Ottoman Navy |
| 25 July |
Mongolia |
Cargo liner |
New York Shipbuilding |
Camden, New Jersey |
United States |
for the Pacific Mail Steamship Company |
| 30 July |
Malou |
Steel, schooner-rigged screw steamer; 5,579 GRT |
Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée |
La Seyne |
France |
for Eugene Salles[14][11] |
| July |
Regina Elena |
Barque |
Società Esercizio Baccini |
Genoa |
Italy |
for Pietro Milesi, Genoa |
| 1 August |
Zhemchug |
Protected cruiser |
Sredne-Nevsky Shipyard |
Saint Petersburg |
Russia |
for the Imperial Russian Navy |
| 8 August |
Helsingfors |
Passenger ship |
Chantier Naval Anversois |
Antwerp |
 Belgium |
For Helsingfors Ångfartygs Aktiebolaget |
| 11 August |
Armadale Castle |
Passenger ship |
Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering |
Govan |
United Kingdom |
For the Union-Castle Line |
| 22 August |
Loutre |
Naïade-class submarine |
Arsenal de Rochefort |
Rochefort |
France |
for the French Navy[3] |
| 22 August |
Pennsylvania-class cruiser |
For the United States Navy |
William Cramp & Sons,|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania |
Pennsylvania |
United States |
| 25 August |
Dominion |
King Edward VII-class battleship |
Vickers |
Barrow in Furness |
United Kingdom |
for the Royal Navy |
| August |
Slava |
Borodino-class battleship |
Baltic Shipyard |
Saint Petersburg |
Russia |
for the Imperial Russian Navy |
| 10 September |
Dard |
Arquebuse-class destroyer |
Ateliers et Chantiers de Saint-Nazaire Penhoët |
Le Grand-Quevilly |
France |
for the French Navy[3]
|
| 12 September |
Maryland |
Pennsylvania-class cruiser |
Newport News Shipbuilding |
Newport News, Virginia |
United States |
for the United States Navy |
| 18 September |
Hessen |
Braunschweig-class battleship |
Germaniawerft |
Kiel |
Germany |
for the Imperial German Navy |
| 22 September |
Berlin |
Bremen-class cruiser |
Kaiserliche Werft Danzig |
Danzig |
Germany |
For the Imperial German Navy |
| 22 September |
Yunnan |
Steel, schooner-rigged, twin-screw steamer |
Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée |
Le Havre |
France |
For Est Asiatique Français[15][11] |
| 23 September |
Redwood |
Cargo ship |
Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co. Ltd |
Blyth |
United Kingdom |
For Tyneside Line Ltd.[16] |
| 24 September |
Hampshire |
Devonshire-class cruiser |
Armstrong-Whitworth |
Elswick |
United Kingdom |
for the Royal Navy |
| September |
Pacific |
Cable ship |
Burmeister & Wain |
Copenhagen |
 Denmark |
for the Great Northern Telegraph Company |
| 1 October |
Izumrud |
Cruiser |
Sredne-Nevsky Shipyard |
Saint Petersburg |
Russia |
for the Imperial Russian Navy |
| 4 October |
Erzherzog Karl |
Erzherzog Karl-class battleship |
Stabilimento Tecnico Triestino |
Trieste |
 Austria-Hungary |
For the Austro-Hungarian Navy |
| 7 October |
Carnarvon |
Devonshire-class cruiser |
William Beardmore and Company |
Clydebank |
United Kingdom |
for the Royal Navy |
| 8 October |
Antrim |
Devonshire-class cruiser |
John Brown & Company |
Clydebank |
United Kingdom |
for the Royal Navy |
| 8 October |
President Lincoln |
Passenger ship |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
United Kingdom |
For Hamburg America Line.[17] |
| 8 October |
Protée |
Naïade-class submarine |
Arsenal de Cherbourg |
Cherbourg |
France |
for the French Navy[3] |
| 10 October |
Alma Doepel |
Schooner |
|
Bellingen |
 Australia |
|
| 22 October |
Baliste |
Arquebuse-class destroyer |
Ateliers et Chantiers de Saint-Nazaire Penhoët |
Le Grand-Quevilly |
France |
for the French Navy[3]
|
| 30 October |
Preussen |
Braunschweig-class battleship |
AG Vulkan |
Stettin |
Germany |
for the Imperial German Navy |
| 2 November |
Manchuria |
Ocean liner |
New York Shipbuilding Co. |
Camden, New Jersey |
United States |
for the Pacific Mail Steamship Co. |
| 2 November |
Otowa |
Cruiser |
Yokosuka Naval Arsenal |
Yokosuka, Kanagawa |
 Japan |
for the Imperial Japanese Navy |
| 5 November |
Castor |
Naïade-class submarine |
Arsenal de Rochefort |
Rochefort |
France |
for the French Navy[3] |
| 7 November |
Enchantress |
Yacht |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
United Kingdom |
For Admiralty |
| 21 November |
Baltic |
Ocean liner |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
United Kingdom |
for the White Star Line |
| 24 November |
Lynx |
Naïade-class submarine |
Arsenal de Cherbourg |
Cherbourg |
France |
for the French Navy[3] |
| 1 December |
Perle |
Naïade-class submarine |
Arsenal de Toulon |
Toulon |
France |
for the French Navy[3] |
| 1 December |
Manligheten |
Äran-class coastal defence ship |
Kockums Shipyard |
Malmö |
 Sweden |
for the Royal Swedish Navy |
| 15 December |
Kenilworth Castle |
Passenger ship |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
United Kingdom |
For Union-Castle Line.[18] |
| 17 December |
Durham Castle |
Ocean liner |
Fairfield Shipbuilding and Engineering Company |
Govan |
United Kingdom |
for the Union-Castle Line |
| 17 December |
Patrie |
République-class battleship |
Forges et Chantiers de la Méditerranée |
La Seyne |
France |
for the French Navy[3] |
| 19 December |
Hindustan |
King Edward VII-class battleship |
John Brown & Company |
Clydebank |
United Kingdom |
for the Royal Navy |
| 19 December |
Servian |
Passenger ship |
Harland & Wolff |
Belfast |
United Kingdom |
For Hamburg America Line.[19] |
| December |
Sankt Georg |
Armoured cruiser |
|
Pola |
Austria-Hungary |
for the Austro-Hungarian Navy |
| 2nd Quarter |
W.B.C. No. 1 |
Hopper barge |
Blyth Shipbuilding & Dry Docks Co. Ltd |
Blyth |
United Kingdom |
For Wallsend Borough Council.[20] |
| Unknown date |
Atalanta |
Steam drifter |
Beeching Brothers Ltd. |
Great Yarmouth |
United Kingdom |
For Lewis Duthie.[21] |
| Unknown date |
Ant |
Steam drifter |
Beeching Brothers Ltd. |
Great Yarmouth |
United Kingdom |
For Great Yarmouth Steam Drifters Ltd.[22] |
| Unknown date |
Boy George |
Steam drifter |
Beeching Brothers Ltd. |
Great Yarmouth |
United Kingdom |
For Charles A. Webster.[23] |
| Unknown date |
Faith |
Lighter |
Brown & Clapson |
Barton-upon-Humber |
United Kingdom |
For John Charles Raper.[24] |
| Unknown date |
Isabella Ferguson |
Steam drifter |
Beeching Brothers Ltd. |
Great Yarmouth |
United Kingdom |
For Catherine McLaren.[25] |
| Unknown date |
John Crerar |
Cargo ship |
Chicago Shipbuilding Company. |
Chicago, Illinois |
United States |
For private owner. |
| Unknown date |
Lively Hope |
Steam drifter |
Beeching Brothers Ltd. |
Great Yarmouth |
United Kingdom |
For William Gardiner.[27] |
| Unknown date |
Magnet |
Steam drifter |
Beeching Brothers Ltd. |
Great Yarmouth |
United Kingdom |
For James Farquhar.[28] |
| Unknown date |
Rubicon |
Steam drifter |
Beeching Brothers Ltd. |
Great Yarmouth |
United Kingdom |
For Alexander Clark.[29] |
| Unknown date |
Thurne |
Steam drifter |
Beeching Brothers Ltd. |
Great Yarmouth |
United Kingdom |
For Great Yarmouth Steam Drifters Ltd.[30] |
