Railway Accident
A disastrous railway collision occurred at Delhi, India, by which 30 persons were killed and 20 injured…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1896
241 stories in New England's papers · page 7 of 13
The Moscow Horror. Thousands Trampled to Death
THE following, details of the appalling disaster at Moscow, on the occasion of the festivities in connection with the coronation of the Czar, are taken from London papers of the 5th…
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We (Melbourne Beacon) have repeatedly pointed out the hindrance to production, and the injury to the farming community which arises from…
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IT has frequently been observed that public benefactors often have no other reward than the consciousness of their good deeds. The…
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A COLLISION occurred between two excursion'trains at Atlantic City, United States, 42 persons being killed and 80 injured…
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By a collision between two excursion trains at Atlantic City, United States, 42 persons were killed, and 80 injured…
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The Grafton Examiner in Friday'a issue says —Mr.[?] exploration, we gather. contemplates going From South Grafton towards Bushy…
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The road onward long and white, it carves in many coils, and crooks A beckoning finger down the height ; It calls me with the voice of brooks…
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MR. WRIGHT, M.P. has given notice of motion hostile to the Inverell-Moree railway…
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SIR,-- As Tenterfield has, at the bidding of its Parliamentary representative (Mr. C. A. Lee), abandoned all idea of further advocating a line of railway from Tenterfield to Byron Bay, and has…
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Mr. Wright, M.P., has given notice of a motion hostile to the Moree-Inverell railway…
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A man named Denis O'Brien was run down and cut to pieces by a goods train near Binalong…
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SIR,--As the number of children enrolled in the various Public Schools throughout these districts will help to demonstrate that we have a settled population in family holdings, and at the same time…
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THE Grafton "Examiner" has received a letter from a gentlemen commenting very favorably upon the route projected in Mr. Statham's proposed exploration. He says…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tiie Coast Railway. [To the Editor.]
SIR,—IN rending your issue of Wednesday I noticed a par from the Grafton Examiner, intimating a proposed routo by Mr. Statham. Let…
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THE Sydney correspondent of the Bathurst NATIONAL ADVOCATE sends to that paper the following letters:—I am in a position to give you news of a…
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THE Premier, replying to a large deputation to-day, said the Government were about to make a determined effort to extend the railway into the city without…
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The Premier, in replying to a large deputation to-day, said that the Government were about to make a determined effort to extend the railway into the city without delay…
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A DEMURE, harmless-looking old lady, aged sixty or thereabout, was sitting down at her mending and sewing one afternoon, when a…
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MURDOCH GRANT, an elderly man, fell between two railway cars near Homebush station on Saturday evening and was killed…
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