On a 12,000-Ton Liner. In a Storm. (For "The Examiner.")
It is not the part of every traveller to experience a real storm at sea, a storm which it would be impossible for small boats to weather, and which would cause…
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Floods & storms, 1910
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Queensland Floods
The recent heavy floods in Queensland have resulted in many rivers in the central district being flooded. The Dawson River at Duaringa is 33ft…
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About 4 p.m. on Saturday the heaviest downpour of rain known there for many years occurred at Glen Innes. In 45 minutes 174 points were…
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"And while the Seine rose and burst over its banks, Paris, brave and tranquil, defended itself gally in the true French way, with a smile on its lips." Madame…
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SYDNEY, Saturday.—The flood waters at Rockhampton on Friday night passed the height reached by the flood earlier in the year. The river is rising rapidly, the…
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A terrific cyclone has passed over New Caledonia. Great damage was caused in Noumea, many houses being unroofed…
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The river Warrego (Q.) is still in flood and almost reaches the level of the 1890 flood, the water being about 25 miles in width…
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LONDON, Tuesday.—A detachment of 600 men of the Wiltshire Regiment, acoompanied by Lord Methuen, left Piotermaritzburg, Natal, to surprise a militia camp…
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A gale as still raging in the dominion of New Zealand. At Wairoa the rivers are in heavy flood and some of the bridges are twenty feet under…
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LONDON, Sunday.—During a cyclone on the coast of East Africa the sea rose to a height of 22 feet, and impelied by a terrific wind, rushed inland for many miles,…
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The cyclone which swept over Noumea recently was of extraordinary force and caused great devastation among the houses and shipping. The…
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Strong gales have caused much damage in the South Island of New Zealand. Several large buildings were either blown down or badly knocked…
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Just before 3 o'clock on Friday afternoon a typically heavy thunderstorm burst over Grafton and portion of the surrounding district from…
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WELLINGTON, Sunday.—A heavy gale, with the wind at times reaching hurricane force, has raged over the greater part of New Zealand…
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LONDON, Sunday.—A cyclone was experienced at Rheims and Chalons, Sur Marne, which wrecked the workshops used by the acronaut Farman…
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The cyclone which visited Fiji and New Caledonia recently, also played havoc in the Loyalty Group, where the people have been left almost…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Reports from Belgrade-state that Servia has been flooded as the result of torrential rains. At Kragujevatz, the floods caused 12…
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It is interesting to consider how such floods as have recently occurred can take place in a river like that of the Seine, where there are no high mountains likely…
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A severe storm swept over Melbourne and its suburbs last night, and many buildings were badly damaged. The big Skating Rink at Richmond was…
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A violent thunderstorm passed over the city last night. The lightning was extremely vivid and the thunder deafening. Rain fell heavily, 64 points…
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