Outbreak of Fire
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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Fires & bushfires, 1905
153 stories in New England's papers · page 6 of 8
A Useful Clock. It Lights a Fire
One of the officials of the L. B. and S. C. Railway stationed at Sheffield Park has contrived an ingenious electrical machine, which will…
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'There is always room at the top,' remarked the person with the chronic quotation habit. 'Yes,' replied the easy going optimist…
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A fire was discovered in Christ Church, Haymarket, early this morning. The organ loft was destroyed, and the roof of the building damaged…
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The day was crammed full of incident for King Alfonso, who for over fourteen hours took his fill of strenuous experience in the metropolis…
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MESSRS JAMES DONOGHUE and Edward M'Clifty were last week heavy losers through fire. The young fellows named were camped within the vicinity of the…
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THE metallic clang of the fire bell pt 10 o'clock on Tuesday evening gave warning that once again the fire fiend had attacked the community. In a short space, of time…
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Seven thousand houses were destroyed by fire in Adrinople only fifteen being insured…
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Mr. Forbes, the Coroner for Kast Middlesex, held an inquest at the Bell and Hare, Tottenham, on June 29th, on the bodies of Nellie Hurlock…
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Extensive fires are raging in the Murwillumbah district, and much sugar-cane has been destroyed…
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There is a very pretty story told about the Abbe Liszt. He was once travelling in a remote part of Germany, and was resting en route at an ob[?]care town, when…
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A bout 5 o'clock this morning (Saturday) the Fire Brigade alarm bell was rung giving the signal of a fire The members of the Brigade were promptly on city under…
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An eye-witness, describing the Festival of " Hi-Wattaras," or fire walking, in Japan, says that shortly before 5 o'clock tie priests of the temple filed from before the…
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On the 23rd of July the New York correspondent of the London "Dally Mail" wrote:— Miss Lucy Moore, aged twenty-six, the…
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Twenty-seven Army store-houses at Hiroshama have been burnt, the dam ages being estimated at £1,000,000. Incendiarism is suspected…
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Further particulars of the Melbourne street, South Brisbane, fire, which occurred at about midnight on Monday, show that four persons were burnt to death--Miss…
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On Tuesday night, the residence of Mrs Archer, of Tubbamurra, was burnt to the ground, nothing being saved. We have been unable to gain…
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A DISASTROUS fire broke out in a fruit shop owned by Mr. Webber in Melbournestreet, Brisbane, early on Wednesday morning, and before the efforts of the…
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FURTHER particulars in regard to the fatal fire at South Brisbane show that four persons were burned to death, including Miss Teena Bange (who was to be married next…
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On the 23rd of July the New York correspondent of the London "Dally Mail" wrote:--Miss Lucy Moore, aged twenty-six, the…
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