The Cyclone. Sydney, Thursday Afternoon
It has now been ascertained that tracks of the cyclone at Nevertire are visible for 30 miles, and sheets of galvanised iron were carried ten miles…
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60 stories in New England's papers · page 1 of 3
A Terrible Cyclone at Nevertire. Destruction Op a Village. Nevertire
A TERRIBLE cyclone struck the town last evening, and completely wrecked every building, including stores, hotels, churches, and dwelling houses. They were razed to…
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A terrible cyclone struck the town of Nevertire on Monday evening. Without any warning the wind sprang up end enveloped the place in…
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Sydney was visited at 7 p.m. yesterday by a terrific storm, almost a cyclone. The storm broke suddenly from the south west, accompanied by…
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Heavy thunderstorms are reported from a number of country towas. At Cowra a boy named James Jackie was killed by lightning…
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A DISASTROUS storm has occurred at Port Darwin, and the line and station buildings have been greatly damaged. Nearly every building in town, including…
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The following letter appeared in the Daily Telegraph of Saturday, January 2nd:—Sir,—As the severe wind storm…
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Later particulars of the hurricane at Port Darwin estimates the damage at £100,000. It is impossible to describe the state of ruin and devastation. Nearly all the luggers in…
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ADELAIDE, Saturday.âThe Adelaide manager (Mr. B. Bernard) of the Eastern Extension Telegraph Company received a message yesterday morning from Mr. Collier,…
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LATER particulars of the hurricane at Port Darwin estimates the damage at £100,000, and states that it is impossible to describe the ruin and devastation caused by the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Gale at Sydney. Sydney, Monday Afternoon
ON Sunday a gale raged here all day, but very little rain fell. The thermometer, yesterday morning, fell to 57.7, its maximum reaching 69.3…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Our Wires. (Per Greville's Telegram Company.) Sydney. Monday, 11.20 a.m. Heavy Rain
THE rainfall on Saturday was general throughout the colony, and in many places out west was phenomenally heavy ; two and a half inches fell at Bourke, and five at…
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The most serious floods for some years are reported from the Thames valley. Great damage was done to property…
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Floods have occurred in the Thames Valley. Large areas in the eastern and south midland counties are submerged. The floods in localities are the worst that have…
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A terrific storm, and downpour of rain occurred on Saturday night causing great destruction of property and:four persons are reported to have been drowned by the flood…
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ALTHOUGH the reply is sometimes made to a person who expresses fear of some fatal event which is likely to occur, "Yes, and you may be struck by…
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DISASTROUS floods have occurred at Greymouth, and the town is inundated to a depth of two feet…
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DURING a terrible thunderstorm a pitman's wife, in Newcastle, England, became so much alarmed that she got into a cupboard and closed…
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IN the Clorado Desert (U.S.) they have rain-storms during which not a single drop of water touches the earth. The rain can be seen falling from the clouds high above…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Terrible Flood. [By Cable.] London
SIX thousand homeless people are refugees from the district devastated fay flood at Memphis, in the United States:…
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