A Terrific Cyclone
During a terrific cyclone in Missouri, North America, sixty persons were killed and a thousand injured, whilst, four hundred houses were demolished…
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Floods & storms, 1899
240 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 5 of 12
The Cyclone in Missouri
It has been ascertained that during the cyclone which caused such havoc in Missouri forty persons were killed at Kirksville and Newton. Some building material and other property was carried a…
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A terrible cyclone has swept over the State of Missouri, America. Great devastation was caused in in various parts of the State. Sixty…
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Yesterday and to-day Mr. C. Napier Bell met in the East Maitland Council Chamber the following gentlemen, and took evidence from them respecting floods in the Hunter:—Mr. James McLoughlin…
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Mr. C. Napier Bell, having flusihed taking evidence about Hunter floods in East Maitland, is now in West Maitland, and will be glad to meet any gentlemen who amy give him information more…
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Mr. C. Napier Bell, who has been commissioned by the Government to enquire into and report upon the possible mitigation of the evil effects of floods in the Hunter was engaged at…
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MR, C. NAPIER BELL, who has been commissioned by the Government to enquire into and report upon the possible mitigation of the evil effects of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Flood Story. [Era Almanac, 1899 ]
The opera company, of which I happened to he prime do[?]a, was billed to play at N[?] and Naitland. It was the rainy season, and we had a foretaste of the…
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MR. C. NAPIER BELL, who has been commissioned by the Government to enquire into and report upon the best means of preventing…
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To the south-east of Singleton on Saturday inky-black clouds rose and threatened rain, but before the storm reached this district it dispersed. It was very heavy at…
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To the south-east of Singleton on Saturday inky-black clouds rose and threatened rain, but before the storm reached this district it dispersed. It was very heavy at…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →—THE—Muswellbrook Chronicle O, sacred weapon, left for truth's defence, Sole dread of folly; vice and insolence, Reverent we touch thee! but with honest zeal To rouse the henchman of the public weal Wednesday, May 17, 1899. Local and General News. Heavy Storm
AT West Maitland, on Saturday afternoon, at about half-past two o'clock, loud peals of thunder resembling the roar of distant artillery…
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Early in the week Mr C. Napier Bell, the officer inquiring into the various Hunter flood mitigation schemes, visited Singleton, and after going to several parts of the…
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A Correspondent kindly Bonds us the follewing:—"With reference to beavy shower of rain with bail reported by you as passing over the town…
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A storm at San Pedro, Vallsdolid, a city in the interior of Spain, destroyed 160 houses, killing ten persons…
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A GREAT storm occurred at San Pedro, Spain. One hundred and sixty houses were destroyed, and 10 persons killed. Heavy weather has occurred also in…
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A GREAT storm occurred on Saturday at San Pedro, Spain. One hundred and sixty houses were destroyed, and 10 persons killed…
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It is an ill wind, they say, which blows nobody good. The wind which would blow Mrs. Ingram into the matrimonial arms of Sir Rupert would be the very illest of all winds to Sir Rupert's only…
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A t[?]rnado swept over the middle and western States of America. Twenty-five towns were destroys and 300 persons killed…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest News by Wire. Sydney. Heavy Rain in the Metropolis
Rain has been falling in torrents since an early hour this morning, and a heavy South-east gale is blowing. Fine weather prevails inland…
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