Chinese occupation of railway
The Chinese hold the railway from Taku to Lutai; 30 miles north of Taku; The foreigners who were in Lutai have taken refuge on…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1900
96 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers · page 3 of 5
Railway Extension and Federal Capital League
A MEETING of the Bairnsdale Railway Extension and Federal Capital League was held on the 27th June. There were Present—Mr. Drevermanu (president) in the chair, and…
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AN enthusiastic meeting was held at Berridale on Saturday, 23rd June, to discuss the route of the proposed railway extension from Cooma to the Victorian…
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George Goodail, a labourer, was on Saturday night knocked down by a tramear in George Street a portion of his left hand being cut…
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A verdict of accidental returned was returned at the [?] at held [?] remains of Patrick [?] was found under an[?]…
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"A meeting of the committee of the above League was held at Mr. Murphy's office on Thursday. Mr. R. Campbell presided…
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The Books w[?] [?] next ke[?] There were twenty-one sick among the [?]…
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John Garratt, a boiler-maker's laborer, was crushed to death between two tenders at the locomotive sheds at Junes yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Intercolonial News. SYDNEY, Friday Railway Bills
In the Now South Wales Assembly the Cobar to wilcannia Railway Bill and the Cation to Lismore Railway Bill were road a…
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IT is quite possible to be over-cautious and to miss the chance of a good thing by scanning the offer of it too suspiciously. This seems to be the spirit in…
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A thid man, with a distressing cough, was inspecting [?] portman [?] and trunks in front of a West End [?] the other day, when the proprietor of the plate appeared…
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The Boers removed some rails near Frdderickstad and a supply train was dersiled. Twelve Shropshive Light…
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The New South Wales Assembly [?] 3 this morning. The Cobar to Wilcannia and Casino to Lismore Railway Bills were read a second…
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A thin man, with a distressing cough, was inspecting some portmanteaus and trunks in front of a West End shop the other day, when the proprietor of the place appeared…
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On Saturday afternoon the Premier, Sir W. Lyne, accompanied by Mr. See and others, visited Dubbo and turned the first sod of the…
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Mr. Henry Sparkes, a clerk residing at North Sydney, was on Saturday night knocked down by an electric tram. The accident…
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The burial of the three victims of the accident which occurred on the outer circle railway will take place to-morrow. The injured men in the…
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A collision between two electric trams occurred on Saturday night. Mrs Power, of Power's Hotel, Mr. J. Edwards and a tram conductor,…
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The improved Ocean Street [?] tramway service will be commanded to-day, with two penny sections…
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Philip Coghlan, a middle aged man, fell from one of the electric cars in Harris Street on Saturday night, and was removed to the…
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