Fire at Redfern. Woman's Narrow Escape. People Terror Stricken. (By Telegraph.) Sydney
A sensational fire occurred at Bedfern this morning, in the shop of Mr Marco, of Elizabeth-street. Mrs Maree and here, children,…
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Fires & bushfires, 1914
559 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 11 of 28
Cessnock District News. New Fire Station Wanted
Another just claim of the people of Cessnock is for the erection of a new fire station and improved fire-fighting appliances. The present station is located in a small…
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Mr. Flowers with his companions, before luncheon cut away over to Lorn to inspect the small fire station there. The visitors were accorded a cordial reception by Mr. A…
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Upon his arrival at West Maitland fire brigade station, the distinguished visitor was received by Sub-district-officer George Harper and major Cracknell, Local representative on…
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A circular from the Municipality of Bowral was the cause of some straight talk by councillors at the meeting of the shire council on…
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The appliances of the West Maitland Fire Brigade have been brought more up-to-date by the addition of a curricle ladder, which arrived at the station on Saturday…
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A great circus has been destroyed by fire. the [?] is estimated at £100,000. No lives was lost…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Local and General. East Maitland Fire Brigade
In our report on Friday of the Hon. P. Flowers' visit to the district, it was inadvertently stated that Alderman W. M. Porter, Mayor of East Maitland, was the captain of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fires in the City Thrilling Escape. (By Telegraph.) Sydney
A fruitshop, owned by (Mr F. Ries, at Darlinghurst, was badly damaged by. fire this morning. (Mrs Ries and her eight-year-old girl,…
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The latest particulars of the fire at the Athletic Club, St Louis, allow that six persons are known to be dead and unaccounted for, and 29…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The St. Louis Fire. Growing Death Roll. St. Louis
Searchlights revealed eleven bodies in the rules of the Athletic Club. The death roll has increased to 31. Many hystorical persons escaped and are wondering round the…
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The training ship Wellesley, at [?] Shields, was all ablaze. All the [?](290) were rescued…
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St. Louis. Monday.—A fire broke out in the big Athletic Club block of buildings last night, and although every fire man in tne city was on the scene…
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A fire at Big Springs, near Wagga, on Monk's Farm, resulted in the destruction of a large machinery shed and contents. The damage is estimated at £700…
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A deputation comprising Messrs M. Quran, J. D. O'Sullivan, J. B. Ferguson, and others asked Mr. Flowers to build a new fire station…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →St. Elmo's Fire. Weird Phenomena
In that great southern continent that lies cold and terrible and lifeless, save for the penguin and soal upon its ley fringe, whipped by blizzards and decorated by the…
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Terrible scenes were witnessed on Sunday night through a fire which broke out in the big Athletic Club block of buildings, and great…
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A fire broke out on the training ship Wellesley, at North Shields, but all the boys on board were safely landed. The vessel, one of England's "wooden…
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Mr. Flowers, with his companions, before luncheon cut away over to Lorn to inspect the small fire station there. The visitors were accorded a cordial reception by Mr. A…
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A fire swept the water front at Portlaud, Oregen. Six blocks were burned. The estimated loss is a million dollars. The fire s[?]ad quickly helped by tons…
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