Train Collision
Telegrams from Paris report that a railway collision of ascrioue character has ocourrod there owing to the Paris express running into an ordinary…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1895
185 stories in New England's papers · page 6 of 10
Death of Mr. P. Bourke, Walcha Road
The death of Mr. P. Bourke, of Walcha Road, on Wednesday morning, a young mun in the prime of life, caused quite a gloom in that part of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Late Railway Accident. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Monday Night
M. A'BECKETT, to-day, claimed £6000 for injuries received in the late Redfern railway accident, and a verdict was given him for £900…
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Manilla, Monday.—With regard to the railway from Tamworth to Barraba, via Manilla, a well-attended meeting was held on Saturday evening for the…
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WILLIAM HEZLETT, yesterday, recovered £959 from the Railway Commissioners for injuries sustained in the Redfern railway accident. He claimed £3000…
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THE Sydney correspondent of the Tarn worth News soys :-- A matter that must soon occupy the attention, of Parliament is the proposed stoppage of the Marrickville Burwood road…
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The following are to be stations on the new railway from Narrabri to Moree :—North Narrabri, Edgeroi, Woolabra, Tycannah, and Moree…
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AN excursion train has been wrecked at the town of Macon, in Georgia, America, and several passengers killed and sixty injured…
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An excursion train has been wrecked at the town of Macon, in Georgia, America. Six passengers were killed and 60 injured…
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As the result of a requisition, the Mayor has convened a meeting for Friday next, at the Couucil Chambers, in connection with the railway…
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A LARGE and influential deputation of business men waited upon the Chief Railway Commissioner to-day to [?]ge him, if possible, to accept a re-engagement…
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IN the Assembly to-day the Premier tabled the papers in connection with Mr. Eddy, Chief Railway Commissioner. It is stated that Mr. [?]ddy has been…
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THE Minister for Works stated to-day that the final survey of the line from Glen Innes to Inverell is in progress and that the estimate of the cost will not be completed…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Railway Rates From New England. [By Telegraph.] Sydney, Thursday Night
THE Colonial Secretary to-day said he was aware that the storekeepers of Glen Innes and Inverell had combined to obtain goods via Grafton…
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The Colonial Secretary said the Government were aware that storekeepers in Glen Innes and Inverell combined to obtain goods via Grafton. The present railway rates were…
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IT appears to lis there are a ceitain class: in Inverell--well meaning men, no doubt-- who, on the Railway question, either do not understand the subject or they cannot…
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The Minister for Works, in reply to Mr. Wright, said the survey of the Glen Innes-Inverell line was complete and plans were in progress…
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A requisitioned public meeting was held in the Council Chambers on Friday afternoon. The Mayor, Mr. W. Whittingham, occupied the chair and…
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BY a railway collision in Saxony a train filled with soldiers was completely smashed and thirteen soldiers killed and sixty injured…
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The following letter, signed "Glen Innes Storekeeper," appears in Wednesday's Herald:-- "Sir,--Your Parliamentary reporter makes light of the announcement that nearly 300 empty trucks…
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