Railway Strike. No Settlement in View
All hopes of an early settlement of the railway strike passed away on Monday night when the mass meeting of men rejected the Government's proposals. The strike is extended now…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1913
486 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 6 of 25
Proposed Railway to Jervis Bay
The Minister for Home Affairs advises Mr. Austin Chapman with regard to inquiries made respecting the proposed railway from Nowra to Jervis Bay that it is not possible at the present…
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The Darling Harbor Strike is over, the men having almost unanimously decided to resume, work at their next shifts. In fact, the majority of them decided…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Help their Friends. the Railway Strikers. Member for Yass Speaks. Warning the Government
Mr. Gregory McGirr, recently elected member for Yass, called at the office of "The Daily Telegraph" on Tuesday…
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An inquest touching the cause of death of John O'Keete, who had met his death on the line at Culinga early on sunday morning, constable wells…
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The Porters' strike is over. A basis of agreement was arrived at shortly before 2 O'clock on Wednesday, and during the afternoon those…
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"Tisn't often in sunny New South Wales one witnesses the spectacle of a whole family on the tramp, but this was seen one evening, a week…
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The want of a trallicable road up the Wee Jasper and Nottingham Hills has been before the public for many years. On Tuesday last the [?]…
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Mr. R. E. Jones, Chief Local Government Engineer, paid a visit to Goulburn on Saturday, coming from Gunning by motor car. He is on a tour of inspection and is getting an idea as to…
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Before the Chief Industrial Magistrate, Mr. G. C. Addison, on Wednesday afternoon, William Irons, inspector of unions, proceeded against the Chief Commissioner of Railways and…
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It is stated that several passengers from Sydney for Goulburn were recently not allowed to travel by the mail train. While the 5.15 p.m. train from Sydney is very convenient it…
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Wallerawang, Tuesday.—Mr. E. Summons, a well-known horse buyer, trucked two horses, a valuable draught colt and the racing pony Graball, at Darling Harbour on Friday, the 4th…
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A large and representative meeting in support of the above via the direct route from The Forest, Sugar Loaf, and Chatsbury to Taralga took place at Mr. R.A. Gordon's on Friday…
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An unfortunate accident happened to Mr. W. E. Payne, the Methodist circuit missionary at Bogan Gate, on Friday afternoon last. Mr. Payne had…
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News from Wallerawang states that Mr. E. Summons, a well-known horse buyer, trucked two horses, a valuable draught cold the racing…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Suffragists. Railway Outrage. London, April 18
Stones were wedged into the points on the railway line near Hitchin, Hertfordshire, just before the Great Northern express was due yesterday. A young woman was seen on the…
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Queanbeyan, Friday.—The work in connection with the Federal capital railway line has commenced in earnest under the supervision of Mr. W. E. Beaver, engineer-in-charge, who…
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AT the police court on Friday Mr. H. Giles Shaw, P.M. dealt with two straying stock cases in which the defendants were charged…
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William Stanley Watts, 21, railway porter, who lived at 161A Palmer-street, Darlinghurst, was killed on the Strathfield railway station at about 10.45 p.m. on Sunday by a city-bound…
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A buzz, a whirr, a cloud of dust, Awild, blood-curdling yell; A ghastly object flashing by. The silence—and a smell…
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