Home Under Fire
Bullets whizzed past the heads of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Orr and Mr. and Mrs. T. H Morris, who were sitting on the verandah of Orr's home. Wilson's…
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Fires & bushfires, 1934
306 stories in New England's papers · page 16 of 16
Ball of Fire Followed by Explosion SYDNEY
At Yandera on the North Coast, a ball of fire enveloped the post office in flames, and a tremendous explosion which followed, threw everyone…
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During a terrific storm, which visited the city and suburbs last night, Dennis Hammond was…
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Firemen and a wharf labourer, rescued eleven horses from the stables of D. P. Kelly, Pty., Ltd., cartage and storage contractors, at Richmond,…
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A fireman and wharf laborer rescued 11 horses from the stables of D. P. Kelly Proprietary, Ltd., cartage and storage contractors,…
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An attempt to burn down the store of O. T. Evans. in the main business block, was made by some person unknown early to-day…
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The Italian philosopher, Giacomo Leopardi, was a man of noble birth, vast wealth, the husband of a beautiful and amiable woman and the son of another woman who adored him; but in spite of all these advantages he was, perhaps, the gloomiest and most morose of all the world's great…
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