Big Fire. Fielder & Son's Flour Mills, Tamworth. Tamworth, Friday. By Wire, 2.10 p.m
The upper story of Messrs. Fielder & Son's flour mill, which is one of the largest and most up-to-date in the…
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Fires & bushfires, 1905
153 stories in New England's papers · page 5 of 8
Telegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. Fire in Melbourne. Hysterical Girls
A fire broke out in premises in Melbourne occupied by Kighat and Company and David Storey and Company. The flames' spread with great…
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Damp lampblack will ignite from the sun's rays. The same can be said of cotton waste moist with lard or outer animal oil. Lampblack and a little oil or water…
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In England they have fire brigades for women. One such is illustrated in the sketch --a brigade which is located at Greenwich, and which is attended by some of the most…
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Seven children of one family have perished in a fire near Quebec. A great fire at Pisaqua (Chili) has desstroyed a town…
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THE passengers waiting on the platform of Willedean Green Station wore horrified to see a goods train stream in with the driver enveloped in flames. He was…
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Over one-third of the township of Pisagus, Chili, recently deserted as plague-stricken, has been burnt down. Many banks were destroyed. Seven…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fatal Fire. a Young Man Burned to Death
Mrs. Walls' boarding-house, at Port Macquarie, was destroyed by fire last night. A young man Fred Hall, who was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Traveller's Fire-Escape
A decidedly Ingenious fire-escape is that depicted in the accompanying pictures. It is primarily intended for tourists and travellers as a quick means of escape from a burning…
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THE Central Railroad of New Jersey was tied up at Somerville for three hours recently as the result of a trolley wire charging the rail with electricity and disarranging…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Disastrous Fire. LONDON, Wednesday Night
By a great fire at Freezenveen, Holland, 2 churches and 200 houses were destroyed…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Destructive Fire. MELBOURNE, Thursday NIGHT
BUNALI, & Son's agricultural machinery manufacturing works at North Melbourne were destroyed by fire this morning. The stock was valued at bet ween £13,000 and…
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The crusade against private enterprise is being strongly pressed in the direction of fire insurance. New Zealand has established a State…
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The Ocean View Hotel, at Alstonville, was destroyed by fire on Sunday night, The inmates had a miraculous…
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An influential deputation to-day urged the Chief Secretary to pass a Bill extending the partially-paid firebrigade system to country towns,…
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AN influential deputation on Tuesday urged the Chief Secretary to pass a Bill extending the partially paid fire brigade system to country towns The deputation explained that most country…
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BY a great fire at Moscow four depots containing provisions for the troops in the Far East have been destroyed…
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At the town of Lancaster, fifty miles west of Montreal, four burglars on the night of 25th April broke into the Merchants' Bank by battering in the doer…
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HASTIE'S hotel at Fielding (N.Z.) has been destroyed by fire A housemaid named Nellie Curtayne presidand in the flames…
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A fire broke out early this morning in a Landry attached to the Children's Hospital, at the Globe Serious results were anticipitated but the…
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