Disastrous Fire at Manilla
Early on Tuesday morning a diestruses fire occurred at Manilla, who holds an unenviable reputation for similar outbreaks. The following…
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Fires & bushfires, 1914
156 stories in New England's papers · page 7 of 8
Who Rang Fire Bell? Hoax Causes Midnight Panic. the Call to Arms
Who rang the tire bell? The answer to this question is being Bought by the police of Strabane, a town in Ulster, where at midnight recently an extraordinary panic…
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A big fire occurred at 3 o'clock on Tuesday morning, the following places being completely destroyed:— Byrne's, auctioneer; W. McDonald,…
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At three o'clock on Tuesday morning a serious outbreak of fire occurred at Manilla, when ten business places in Manilla-steet, were destroyed. They…
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The neighbours of Alfred Goddard, of Kogarah, saw smote coming from his place yesterday afternoon, and a local fireman on entering the house…
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The Post and Telegraph Office and a shop at Finley were destroyed by fire…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →"Hell of Fire and Smoke." German General Captured. Remarkable New Aerial Vessel. Sydney
The "Times" correspondent gives a vivid description of the fighting around Westende, Nieuport sad Lombartade, and the terrible effect of the…
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A disastrous fire occurred at a motor garage in Napier (N.Z.). The flames spread with amazing rapidity, and 20 cars were destroyed…
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Business people are anxiously awaiting the result of the enquiry into the methods adopted in fighting the recent fire. It has been pointed out to us…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Negro Kills Four. Fires Cottage and Runs Amok. "Love Retreat" Invaded
In the isolated "Love Retreat" of Frank Lloyd Wright, a famous architect, of Spring Green, Wisconsin, a negro servant believed to have become suddenly demented, killed four…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Delusion of Militarism. Nemesis of Armaments. Kerosene As a Protection Against Fire!
Dr. C. E. Jefferson, the writer of a very powerful article In the Atlantic Monthly, on the delusion of militarism, argues that the present war is the direct and deserved…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Accurate British Fire. Towns Taken and Re-taken. British Bayonet Charges. Enemy Desperate. Sydney
German artillery at Pool Cappelle, tear Roulers, on Wednesday night opened are in the direction of Boesinghe, and under cover of the fire…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Effective Fire. Russia's Progress. Little Held by Germans. Furious Bayonet Charge. Sydney
The Official Press Bur[?] states that the British troops repulsed attacks along the whole line on Sunday. Howi[?]ers demolished two of the…
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Sydney, Monday.—A [?] from [?] that a [?] the [?] from…
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A fire occurred cm the steamer "Norfolk" and she was beached on the Gippsland Coast. She is still burning. Of the vessel's five…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Big Fire at Mungindi. Six Buildings Destroyed. Sydney
A destructive fire broke out at Mungindi this morning, a row of six buildings owned by Sylvester Butler, and occupied by Crane and Co., stock…
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The School of Arts at Walcha was destroyed by fire early last Thursday morning. Strenuous efforts were put forth to save the library, and aided…
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An exhibition of fire extinguishing, which should be of more than ordinary interest, was held in the vacant block of land opposite the Roman…
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A Frenchman who seems to have been attached to a Scottish regiment since the beginning of the war. tells the following stories (published in the…
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