Disastrous Fire. Two Lives Lost. Many Thrilling Incidents
A big boarding-house in Wellington was burned down early on Tuesday morning. The occupants, numbering about 30,…
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Fires & bushfires, 1911
70 stories in Mid North Coast's papers · page 1 of 4
A Church on Fire. People Crushed and Burned
A disastrous accident occurred at St. Luis Potozi, Mexico, on New Year's Day. While a New Year's service was being held in a church the…
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The settling in connection with the Sports held on New Year's Day took place at the Brigade Station on Tuesday evening last, Captain W. Fern presiding. The…
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A five-story lodging-house in "China-town," New York, was destroyed by fire on Friday, and six of the inmates were burned to death…
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A fire destroyed the Chamber of Commerce building at Cincinnati. Several firemen are dead and missing. Forty occupants of the building were…
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The most disastrous fire ever experienced in the history of the town of Coraki took place during the early houra of Friday morning. More than…
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A fire broke out on board the German mail steamer Barbarossa when she was three days steam from Fremantle. Before arriving at that port…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Telegrams. a Te[?]sery Destroyed by Fire. SYDNEY
Whiddon's tannery at Botaliy was totally destroyed bt fire this morning…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Late News By Wire. Sydney, Tuesday. Fire at the Supreme Court
The Supreme Court at the top of King street, had a narrow escape from destruction by fire yesterday morning through an outbreak under the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fire at West Kempsey. Two Buildings Destroyed. Family's Narrow Escape
RESIDENTS of Kempsey were startled shortly after half-past one on Monday morning by the clanging of the fire bells, and the memory of disastrous…
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A fire is a delightful thing, a companion and an inspiration. If my room were kept warm by some wretched modern contrivance of…
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On Friday night Bill Dotti and another aboriginal, who both had been indulging in drink, picked a quarrel with each other Constable Mair having heard of the…
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The Customs House at Buenos, Ayres, has been burnt down, and damage done exceeding a quarter of a million sterling…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Why Some Things Feel [?] Than Others. Fire [?]Hat Will Not Burn
Why is it that when we put our hand on a piece of steel or marble it feels much colder than a piece of wood immediately next, to it? A…
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A fire broke out last night on board the barquentine Everest Griggs lying in Johnson's Bay. The brigades soon extinguished the Hames, very little…
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The majority of the 150 victims of the New York fire were Italian and other foreign girls who filled the places of strikers…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fire Tragedy. Appalling Death-scenes. in a New York Sky-scraper 150 Victims. Crowds Watch Girls Leap to Death. Helpless and Panic Stricken
A hundred and fifty persons, most of them girls, are dead, as the result of a terrific conflagration at the Triangle Shirt-waist Company's…
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A HUNDRED and fifty persons, most of them girls, are dead, as the result of a terrific conflagration at the Triangle Shirt-waist Company's premises in Washington-place…
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Bawden's coach building premises at Adelaide were burnt to the ground. The loss is estimated at £35,000…
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Robert Reardon, of Shamrock Hill, Victoria, found his house on fire, and went to a well close by for a busket of water. In his hurry he fell into the…
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