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Murray · Mining & the mines

Mining & the mines, 1908

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Mining News. Dredging at Beechworth

The Border Morning Mail and Riverina Times · Wednesday 2 September 1908 · page 6

The Cock's Plencers Electric Eldorado, struck a patch of solid ground which had been overlooked by the old miners, and it turned out remarkably rich, and added…

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A Day of Reckoning or Better Than Gold. (Copyright.) Part Xiii

Riverina Recorder · Wednesday 2 September 1908 · page 3

The next morning Betsy was washing the breakfast things in a listless fashion. Her heart was not in her work, for she was thinking of…

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Coal-mine Disasters. Workings on Fire. Thirty Men Suffocated. London, August 27

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 4 September 1908 · page 42

A lire has broken out in the underground workings of the Haileyville coal mine, in Oklahoma State, United States. It is believed that 30 miners who were…

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Tasmanian Coal Deposits

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 4 September 1908 · page 33

A Hobart correspondent reports that a scheme is on loot to develop the East Coast coal deposits. There appear to be two parties in the field, but the extent…

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Maypole Mine. London, August 27

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 4 September 1908 · page 42

A fund for the relief of those who are left in distress by the terrible disaster at the Maypole mine in Lancashire, has been opened. It has now reached £5000…

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Fire in a Shaft. Eighty Miners Escape. London, August 28

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 4 September 1908 · page 42

The list of coal-mine disasters of the past few days has been added to by one in Lanarkshire, in Scotland. At one time it seemed probable that a serious loss of life…

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Coal Tar—the Most Protean Substance in the World

The Pastoral Times · Saturday 5 September 1908 · page 1

Speaking recently before the Society of Chemical Industry, Mr. H. Schweitzer summarized a number of the products of the coal-tar industry. Since…

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Serious Mine Accident. Seven Men Entombed

The Border Morning Mail and Riverina Times · Monday 7 September 1908 · page 3

A Telegram was received from Brisham: to-day announcing a serious accident at the Mount Morgan G.M. Co., Queensland. A fall of earth occurred at the 850ft, level…

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The Brand of Cain a Vivid Romance of the English Coal Mines. Part 18. Chapter Xxxii. the Tragedy of Chance. (Copyright.)

The Border Morning Mail and Riverina Times · Wednesday 9 September 1908 · page 6

It was between eleven and twelve o'clock on New Year's Eve, and the rain was coming down more heavily now, while the wind was blowing…

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Ducked in Gold Water. Cure for Bad Temper

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 11 September 1908 · page 7

In the Divorce Court, Sydney, on Mon-day, a petitioner stated that the forcible placing of her husband in a plunge bath led him to leave her and the two rooms…

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Mine Disaster. Huge Mass of Ore Falls. Seven Men Instantly Killed

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 11 September 1908 · page 29

One of the most unfortunate mining fatalities that has ever happened in Queensland occurred at the Mount Morgan Company's mine on Saturday afternoon…

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The Brand of Cain. (Copyright.) a Vivid Romance of the English Coal Mines, Chapter I. Red Wooer and Brown Hebe

Riverina Recorder · Wednesday 16 September 1908 · page 3

On a certain bright though somewhat showery afternoon in spring, in the closing decade of the nineteenth century, a miner was walking along…

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The Brand of Cain. (copyright.) a Vivid Romance of the English Coal Mines, Part 14. Chapter Xxxv. Demanding His Price

The Border Morning Mail and Riverina Times · Wednesday 16 September 1908 · page 4

The better part of another day slipped away, and still the master of Milnes Cross Hall was confining himself to the big house and…

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Thief in a Post Office. About [?]50 Worth of Gold Stolen

The Border Morning Mail and Riverina Times · Thursday 17 September 1908 · page 3

The mining manager of the wilberforce Gold Dredging Company (Mr. Goo Bloye) on Saturday registered and posted at Staniey, near Beechworth, a packed…

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Victorian Gold Yield

The Border Morning Mail and Riverina Times · Friday 18 September 1908 · page 3

Up to the end of last year 69,956,448 oz (gross) of gold had been produced in Victoria. Of the total about 15,500,000 oz., were produced in Bendigo…

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Mining News. Rutherglen

The Border Morning Mail and Riverina Times · Tuesday 22 September 1908 · page 4

At the Great Southern Consols the south end is still draining heavily When workable the wash is expected to prove payable, as good prospects were taken from…

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[?] The [?] Brand of Cain. (Copyright.) a Vivid Romance of the English Coal Mines, Part 15

The Border Morning Mail and Riverina Times · Wednesday 23 September 1908 · page 4

"Was the woman satisfied that you were not her husband ?" "Almost, I believe. But she begged of me to see her again no New…

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The Brand of Cain. (Copyright.). a Vivid Romance of the English Coal Mines, Part Ii. Introductory

Riverina Recorder · Wednesday 23 September 1908 · page 4

Mr. Elijah Mosston is a wealthy colliery owner and self-made man in the mining village of Milnes Cross. He is a widower, and his…

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New Gold Find

The Albury Banner and Wodonga Express · Friday 25 September 1908 · page 33

A report from Maitland states that considerable excitement exists in the Cessnock district owing to the discovery of gold at Barraba, a station near Ellalong, at the…

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Sextons Bury Tons of Gold

The Border Morning Mail and Riverina Times · Friday 25 September 1908 · page 2

An American lady computed not long ago that in the United States alone half a ton of pure gold, equivalent to 500,000dols., is annually put at [?]…

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