General Cable News. a Railway Tragedy. LONDON
A shocking tragedy has occurred in a railway train at Memphis, U. S. A., arising out of a quarrel between Lawyer Foster and Judge Morgan, one…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1892
174 stories in Broken Hill & the Far West's papers · page 5 of 9
Land Grant Railways. [By Telegraph] Brisbane
The debate in the Assembly on Sir Samuel Griffith's Land Grant Railway Bill, giving the Government authority to enter into arrangements with…
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THE reply that the Minister for Lands gave to the deputation which waited upon him in Sydney on Friday afternoon, asking that certain concessions…
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"PROGRESS," who very lucidly sets out elsewhere the advantages to be gained from the construction of the proposed tramway to Menindie, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Menindie Tramway. to the Editor of the Barrier Miner
SIR,—Referring to your leader of the 27th instant on the above subject, I would like to point sut where you fail to do justice to the most salient features of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Railway to Sydney. Important Speech by the Works Minister. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
The Nyngan-Cobar railway line, being the first section of the line from Nyngan to Broken Hill, was opened on Saturday. The weather was…
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On Suuday night the Chairman of [?] South Australian. Railway Commissioners (Mr. J. H. Smith) received the, following telegram from the traffic manager of [?]…
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Great excitement was caused about 5 o'clock by the rumor being circulated that a train conveying provisions and blacklegs was passing up under police…
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Great excitement was caused about 5 o'clock by the rumor being circulated that a train conveying provisions and blacklegs was passing up under police…
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There was an unusually large exodus of passengers by the Adelaide express last night, as indeed there has been throughout the last week. Last night…
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There were again a large number of departures by last night's express —197 in the second and nine in the first class. During the day…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Silverton Tramway. Tampering With the Points
STATEMENTS having got abroad that the points of the tramway to the mines had been tampered with, a MINER representative interviewed the traffic…
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Through the stoppage of several trains to and from the Barrier a large number of railway men have been put to great inconvenience (the Register reports). It…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Canvass of the Whole Colony. Labor Members on the Tramp. SYDNEY
Good progress is being made in connection with the proposal to hold meetings throughout the country districts. Messrs. Cann and M'Gowen,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Rates for Bullion. Mr. Grainger's Little Scheme Fails
Mr. Gra[?]nger, member for Wallaroo, moved in the South Australian Assembly. on Wednesday night,— "That it is desirable to increase the railway charges on…
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MESSRS. BERRIMAN BROTHERS write:— In consequence of the mixed train leaving Petersburg at 2.30 p.m., which usually brings our dairy produce, and (as stated…
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A MEETING of the Broken Hill permanent committee in connection with the above has been convened at the Town Hall for Tuesday, the 16th…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Big Blow in Sydney. a Mail Train Delayed. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
The wind attained a force of 64 miles an hour during a westerly blow in the city last evening, about 7 o'clock, and a blending of dust pebbles and the…
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Since the Broken Hill strike started there has been a steady diminution in the railway revenue, much of which may of course be attributed to the…
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A MEETING of the Permanent Railway Committeeâwhich was appointed at a public meeting held in April, 1891, to urge on the construction of a railway…
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