Great Fire in New York. 500 Deaths
FURTHeR accounts of the great fire at the Hoboken Dooke, Now York, show that it was much more disastrous than first reports indicated…
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Fires & bushfires, 1900
224 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 7 of 12
The Dock Fire.—Inhuman Plunderers
Many gruesome stories are told in connection with the disastrous fire at the Hoboken Dock, Now York. It is asserted that tugboats steamed about the vicinity of the conflagration searching for loot, and…
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FURTHER accounts of the great fire at the Hoboken Docks, New York, show that it was much more diastrous than first reports indicated. The explosion of a carboy of acid fired some…
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GRUSSOME stories have been published of boatmen refusing to save men drowning during the fire at the Hoboken Ducks, New York. It is stated that crews of tugboats searching…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Great Fire at New York. Hoboken Docks in Flames. Steamers Destroyed. Five Hundred Deaths. Terrible Struggles for Life. Damage Two Million Sterling London, July 2
Further accounts of the great fire at the Hoboken Docks, New York, show that is was much more disastrous than first reports indicated…
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Further accounts of the great fire at the Hoboken Docks, New York, show that it was much more disastrous than first reports indicated…
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Further particulars of the great fire in Hoboken Dockyard, New York, state that some cotton bales were set on fire by the explosion of a carboy of acid when 1500 visitors and workmen were in…
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A DESTRUCTIVE fire broke out in Little Collins street, Melbourne, on Friday morning. The damage amounted to 20,000. The task of fighting the fire was found to be a difficult one,…
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LONDON Monday. further particulars relating to the fire which took place at the Hoboken Docks, New York, go to show that it was a much more scrious…
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GRUESOME, stories have been published of boatmen refusing to save men drowning during the fire at the Hoboken Docks…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →China. Promised Rewards. Legations Safe. Accuracy of Artillery Fire. Positions at Tientsin. the Legations. Chinese Deserters
Prince Tnan, signing himself Emperor of China, has issued a proclamation calling the Boxes his "Braves" and promising them…
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The North German Lloyd's steamer Saale, which was damaged in the great fire at the Hoboken Docks, New York, two weeks ago, and which was towed from the burning docks and beached, has…
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THE North German Lloyd's steamer sale, which was damaged in the great fire at the Hoboken Docks, New York…
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IT says much for the irrepressible energy and vitality of the press that it is as unmoved by the roar of cannon and the shrieks of shells as by the battle of winds and seas…
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A DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred at the camp of Mr. E: Wood, Blackburn, on Tuesday last. Messrs. Wood and George Worthy were working about a mile…
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Dr. Morrison, continuing his description of the situation in Peking, states that the besiegers consist of the Imperial troops under General Yung-lo, the Chinese…
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ON Sunday morning the Clyde Fellmongery at Geelong, the largest of its kind in Australian, was completely destroyed by fire. About six o'clock a macs of flames was seen…
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Mr. H. O'Brien, coroner, to-day received a telegram from Constable Ford, Marulan, stating that Williams' house and furniture were destroyed by fire at midnight. The furniture was insured but…
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A FIRE occurred at Mr. Sydney Williams' house, Old Marnlan, at midnight on Thursday, resulting in the destruction of the house and almost the whole of the forniture, very…
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Mr. S. Williams' residence, Old Marulan, was burnt to the ground with all its contents on Monday morning last. Mr. Williams was the only occupant of the house at the time, Mrs. Williams…
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