The Uralla Fire
The Uralla Coroner (Mr. T. E. Bardsley) conducted an inquiry into the fire which destroyed Mr. G. C. Chapman's store on Sunday evening…
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Fires & bushfires, 1913
156 stories in New England's papers · page 5 of 8
Fire on Steamer
Over one thousand steerage passengers, awakened by the smoke and heat, rushed on deck, shouting and lighting madly, in an endeavour to…
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On Saturday night of last week a. large sheds and stables, the property of Mr. M. Stapleton, who resides near Guyra, says the Guyra "Argus,"…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Torriflo Steamship Fire. New York
THE steamer Imperator, with 1000 st[?]rage passengers, was the scene of a terrific fire when near to Hoboken Docks. The second officer and a seamen were cut…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Imperator Fire. London
There were many startling incidents in connection with the outbreak of fire on board the world's largest [?] the Imperator, at Hoboken Docks,…
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A disastrous fire occurred at Crookwell this morning, when the premises of[?]er Bros., storekeepers, Dening, cabinet-maker, Christic,…
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The premises of Bevan & Edwards, machinery merchants, Melbourne, were partly destroyed by fire last night. The Insurances amount to £[?],000…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Board of Fire Commissioners
The annual report of the Board for 1912 is just to hand, and shows that the turnover for last year was £108,860—with a balance carried…
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The fire at Killarney House, Killarney, is still burning fiercely. The total damage to date is now estimated at £400,008…
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One of the largest fires in the history of manchester. has broken out ill a bonded stone which was filled will, oil, butter, and bacon. The damage…
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A devasting fire has destroyed 30 business blocks in the heart of the city of Hot Springs (Arkansas, U.S.A.). The damage is roughly estimated at…
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A remarkable story of a woman who set fire to herself in anger was related at Aldershot at the inquiry into the death of Vary Kate Burnt, a married woman. One Sunday the wished to go out, but her husband…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Suffragettes' Latest Fire
Suffragettes started fires at the drawing-room and billiard-room windows, at Lord De Lisle's mansion, Penshurst-place. Kent (Eng.), which…
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M'Intyres general store, at Mamldra, was destroyed by fire on Sunday night, the loss being estimated at about £3000…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Mr. Flowers, M.L.C., says that no Fire Brigades Bill be included in this session…
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MELBOURNE, Monday.—George Farmers ham and bacon curing factory at Ballarat, which with its stock was worth £45,000, was practically destroyed by fire last night…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →19 Hours in Pit Fire. Man's Life to Save Mates. Three Brothers Perish
Many heroic deeds were performed in the attempts to rescue the twenty-six miners who were imprisoned by fire in one of the pits of the Carron Company at…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—The British steamer "Templemore caught fire at sea white en route from Baltimore to Liverpool. She "wirelessed" the steamer Arcadia, which…
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The British steamer Templemore on which a fire broke out, has been totally abandoned in the North Atlantic Ocean Only two were rescued…
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On Sunday week at Coonamble two waggon loads of wOol from Wingadee Station, the property of the New Zealand Australian Land Co., were…
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