FIRE. And then oh, Fire !
Firiest and keenest element. With all things deeply, [?] blent, Which first in pale electric [?] O'er Chaos flashed with wi[?]ning beams ;…
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13 stories in Illawarra's papers
Trial of Fire-proof Sales.—Milner v Wearne
On Saturday afternoon last, a large number of people, estimated at one time as over 4000, assembled together in Belmore Park, Haymarket, to witness a trial (of which notice had been given…
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ON Sunday, the 24th June, a large number of people, estimated at one time at over 4000, assembled together in Betmore Park Haymarket, to witness a trial…
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It was finally resolved that the trip to New York should not be abandoned, apparently. But that we were to start out in accordance with the original programme; that during the journey…
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We are indebted to a correspondent at San Francisco for the particulars of the most interesting case that has ever come within our observation as public journalists—that of Gregory Summerfield…
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£100,000 WORTH OF PROPERTY DESTROYED. THE most destructive, if not the larget fire ever yet seen in Sandhurst, occurred this morning, and specidily resulted in the…
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EARLY on Thursday morning information was brought into town of the total destruction of the Terrara Stream Saw Mills that morning by fire, and that Mr. Atkins, in charge, was no…
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A serious fire; resulting in the loss of several lives, and a great destruction of property, occurred on Thursday evening at the extensive lambs wool spinning factory of Messrs. Donisthorpe and…
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Chieago, October 8, 12 30 a.m.—The most terrible conflagration which has ever occurred in this city broke out about an hour and an half ago, and having already swept over six, entire…
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CHICAGO, October 10, The following account, of the fire and its ravages is furnished by an eyewitness:—None but an eyewitness can form an idea, of the fury and power of…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wisconsin Fires—towns and Farms Destroyed
Jefferson, October 9.—The town has been burning for some hours. People are moving out as fast as they can. The flames are spreading like chaff before the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →California. Terrible Fires in Michigan and Wisconsin
FROM San Francisco we (Herald) have [?]les to the 30th October, from which we gather the following American news :— TREMENDOUS FIRE IN MICHIGAN…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Western Fires.—Harrowing Details
The extraordinary pressure upon our columns since the dreadful calamity at Chicago, the accounts which have overshadowed all other news of whats[?]ver kind, has delayed the publication…
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