Floods in America
Extensive floods have occurred in the Ohio, and the town of Cincinati is partially submerged…
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Floods & storms, 1890
277 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 4 of 14
Terrible Gale
A terrible gale occurred at Pinthara (Q.) yesterday. The Pinthara Hotel was almost completely unroofed, [?] and injuries befel the inmates…
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The latest reports from the Clarence and Richmond, state that all the northern rivers are flooded, the lowlands are submerged, and business is suspended…
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News received from Grafton this morning states that the floods are quickly covering the township and waters are still rising…
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The Casino district is threatened with heavy Hoods; already many bridges in the district are under water, and communication is entirely suspended…
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Serious Hoods lire reported around Kempsey. The water is expected to reach the town before, morning, and the inhabitants are preparing to depart…
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During the Premier's journey from Hillgrove to Armidale this morning, he was blocked at Baker's Creek. Eventually the vehicle with Sir Henry and party…
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Distressing reports continue to be received from the North on account of the flooded condition of the country. Settlers on the Manning are deserting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Great Flood Probable. Rivers Rising All Over the Country. a Train Wrecked on the Western Line. The Engine Driver Killed AND The Fireman Badly Hurt. Land Slips on the Mudgee Line AND Traffic Suspended. Mail Trains Delayed
It would seem as though the breaking up of the drought hailed with so much joy and thanksgiving were not to come as an unmixed blessing. From every quarter comes…
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Serious fears are entertained at Bourke of the biggest flood ever known. The river is higher at all stations above Bourke than in the great floods of 1870 and 1864, and is still…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Floods All Over the Colony. Harrowing Details
The rain continues to pour down without intermission. A heavy sea is interfering with the coast shipping trade. The low-lying suburbs are under water…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Local Floods. the Flats Under Water Railway Line Submerged Bridges in Danger
The rain which set in on Monday night continued without intermission through that night and Tuesday, not a break taking place until this morning, when there…
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Reports of heavy floods are to hand, and the Government astronomer has no hopes of a change in the weather. The low-lying suburbs of Sydney are flooded, and many houses are…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Rain and Floods Around Bathurst. the Flats Submerged. the Macquarie a Danker. the Vale Cheek Overflowing. the Scene at Ranken's Bridge. Mob of Sheep Swept Away. Others Imprisoned. 35 Cattle Hemmed In. and Finally Take to the Water. Many of Them Drowned. Crops Submerged, Stacks Under Water, Homes Surrounded. and the People Leaving. Gardens Flooded. the Chinamen Suffer
The heavy rains which set in early on Tuesday morning and continued without intermission until midnight have been succeeded by a flood unprecedented since the historic event in…
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The houses in the lower part of Narrabr[?] are inundated. In consequence of the washaways the railway authorities have decided not be book passengers beyond Capertee on the…
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A man named McGilvery was drowned while attempting to cross, the creek at Taree. The body was swept away and has not yet been recovered. Mrs. Core, a selector's wife, and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Rain and Floods. Government Boats Sent
The latest reports from the flooded country show that great destruction of property has been occasioned on all sides. The Government have sent boats to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Disastrous Rainfall. Flooded State of the Country. Loss of Life and Great Damage to Property. Inundation of Grafton. Relief for the Sufferers. Mice in Millions. Families Washed Out at Lithgow. Seventeen Persons Saved at Narrabri. a Prospect of Fine Weather. Sydney
The Colonial Secretary has wived £300 to Grafton and promised relief works. There is a great destruction of property there and coming privation. At South Grafton a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Floods. Fears of Flood in Dubbo. Wellington
The present is the greatest Hood since that of 1867. The Macquarie rose 46ft, backing up the Bell, and making the paddocks fronting the town one sheet of…
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