The Inverell Railway
THE Inverell papers announce that a meeting of citizens to urge upon the Government the necessity of constructing the railway from Glen Inees to Inverell was held fn the Oxford…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1893
93 stories in New England's papers · page 5 of 5
Desperate Attack on a Train
THE New Orleans limited express from Chicago was stopped by robbers on the Illinois Central Railway, near Centralia, on the 21st ult. The train had just left…
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A railway accident occurred on Saturday near Bundanoon, an engine and two goods carriages leaving the line. No person was injured…
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A disastrous railway accident has occurred at Linito, near Milan, Italy. An express train collided with a goods train, and the former was completely wrecked. The debris…
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The Chinaman, Ah Choy, the victim of the recent mail train outrage, died this morning from injuries received through jumping out of a train. The three men under arrest will…
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Ah Choy, who was assaulted and robbed in a railway carriage near Orange, is still unconscious…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Inverell Railway. Before the Assembly. the Line Agreed to by a Large Majority. Sydney, Wednesday, 8 p.m
The Assembly has been since five this afternoon debating Mr. Lyne's motion that the railway Glen Innes to lnverell be tarried out, subject to the application of the…
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An iron bridge, connecting Louisville, Kentucky, with Jefferson, collapsed, and 50 ford men who were on the bridge at the time were precipitated 100 feet into the river below and…
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The Forbes line of Railway was declared open to-day by the Governor. Great enthusiasm prevailed. Just before the Governor's train arrived at…
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MANY well-meaning people are speculating on the chances for success in poultry farming. The poultry journals are filled with rose-colored views that are decidedly encouraging to those…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Correspondence. the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce and Mr. Harper, Chief Goods Superintendent N. S. W. RAILWAYS. To the Editors of the Armidale Express
DEAR SIRS,—Surely Mr. Harper must have been joking with the President of the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce when he stated that the goods rates were by rail…
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If we consider the distances run, the speed attained, the regularity of the canning, and other [?]cints of comparison, our great ocean railways are marvellous…
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THE new number of the LADIES' HOME JOURNAL contains the concluding article in the series of recollections of her father which Miss Mamie Dickens has…
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