Serious Tram Disaster. Men Killed and Injured. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
A SERIOUS tram disaster occurred near Kensington Junction signal box a little before noon to-day. Trams that are bound to and from Co[?]gee…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1904
582 stories in Hunter Valley's papers · page 10 of 30
A Bridge of Coffins
When the British forces wore marching to Pekin in 1860, after the capture of the Taku forts, one of the rivers became be swollen with the heavy rains that it was…
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It was intended to work the monorail line between Manchester and Liverpool by electricity at speeds as high as 110 miles an hour. The…
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In an interesting articlc in "Pearson's Magazine," Mr. B. Fletcher Robinson writes of the dangers and the delights of motor-racing…
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A terrible tram accident occurred on Wednesday morning at the Kensington Junction (Sydney) signal box, resulting in the death ol one passenger, and…
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Mr. Charles Rous-Martin, writing in the "Engineer" on "British Locomotive Work in 1903," records a series of speeds of over ninety miles an hour attained on many…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fatal Tram Accident a Man Killed. Several Other Persons Injured. Sydney
A sensational tram collision occurred about noon to-day. On enquiry at the Tramway Department, it was ascertained that two Coogee trams collided at…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Latest. Japanese Stores Landed. Attempts Made on Railway. A Breve Signalman. The Czar's Liberality. [By Cable.] London
Advices from Tokie state that the Japanese transports with stores have entered the estuary of the Yalu River and effected a landing on the Korean…
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THE following appointments and promotions have been made in the railway service:-T. D. Gillies, to be probationer, Cockle Creek, Traffic…
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MR. KNEESHAW, Superintendent of Tramways, upon being interviewed respecting the list of persons injured, or supposed to be injured, by the late…
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The Gummow Forest Company's tender has been accepted for section 2 of a steel truss bridge over the Hunter River near Dunolly Ford, Singleton…
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The inquest was resumed this morning on the body of William Snelling the victim of the recent tram disaster at Randwick. The evidence is proceeding…
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During their stay in Singleton on Saturday and prier to the meeting called for the same evening, the various Members of Parliament who visited us on the day…
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Mr C. H. Dight, M.P., has received the following letter from the Public Works Department, dated Sydney 8th April, 1904: -Sir—With reference to your personal…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dunolly Bridge. Tenders Accepted. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
TENDERS"are accepted for the erection only of a steel truss bridge over the River Hunter, near Dunelly Ford, Singleton (Section two). Messrs…
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A large number of railway officials from the other States arrived in Sydney this morning, particularly from Melbourne and Brisbane, to attend the Inter-State Railway…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Recent Tramway Smash. (By Telegraph) Sydney
THE inquest held on the body of William Snelling, killed in a recent tramway smash at Randwick commenced to-day but has not concluded…
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The interstate railway conference was opened this morning…
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