The American Private Railway Cars
The car on which we travelled to a few of the eastern towns of Canada was divided as follows— dining—room and drawing-room in…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1902
55 stories in Snowy Mountains & Monaro's papers · page 1 of 3
Railways and Borrowed Money
A GREAT deal is being said just now about recent Australian borrowings. So far as conce[?] the borrowings of New South Wales for purposes of railway…
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A woman named Haggle McLood, aged about 40, was crossing the tram line near the Cen[?] Hall when [?] was knocked down by a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To India by Railway in eight Days. "Westminster Gazette."
The Bagdad railway is chei[?] of interest to Englishmen as making on overland journey to India possible, and greatly reducing the time…
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On Saturday forenoon, Miss Katie Young, aged seventeen, a member of a most respectable family living at Ashfield jumped from…
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The passenger train due at Katoomba at 1.30 was nearly three hours late on Friday on account of an accident between the top points and…
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The inquest upon the driver of the motor [?] who was killed in the accident at Botany in Thursday, has been opened and adjourned till 14th May…
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THE passenger train due at Katoomba at 1.30 was nearly three hours late on Friday, on account of an accident between between the top points and Edgecombe…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →London by Night. On the "All-night" Tram
An "all-night" tram[?ny a one of the thousand tollers of the London night has [?]son to bless that means of transit for weary [?]s. Morcover, since they have…
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The Kainer, though, perhaps, not quite such an ordent automobilist as His Majesty King Edward, is yet very fond of this modern form…
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Six of the soldiers who were injured in the railway disaster near Barberton, on the Dolagoa Bay line, have died. The guard saved a carriage in which a…
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The number of motor-cars that are now to be seen daily in Hyde Park is remarkable. The better kind are still very expensive, and cost from £500 to £1000. In…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Railway to the Border. Mr. Rennick's Tour
The engineer-in-chief has returned to the city, having completed his inspection of the country between Orbost and Mount Tennyson, on the New…
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SOME two yours ago negotiations were opened up by the Victorian Government by Mr. Robert Shedden, on behalf of the Mount Deddick Company, for certain…
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MR. RENNICK, the engineer-in-chief of Victoria, has returned to the city, having completed his inspection of the country between Orbost and Mount Tennyson, on…
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Walter [?] was, with a boy named H[?] lucas crossing at [?] Railway Station, when…
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A new train has lately been placed on the Paris-Calais run, for the convenience of travel between Paris and London,…
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Saturday's tramway accidents include a fatality on the Botany line, an infant about three years of age, son of Mr Couison, of North…
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An [?]armoured train has been detailed at Pretoria, An officer and ten soldiers were killed…
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The only English private [?] that owned by the Duke [?] Sutherland. It was specially [?] at the Wolverton works of the…
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