Untrammelled Trams
Four runaway trams in a Welsh Colliery killed six people, and injured many others…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1907
584 stories in New England's papers · page 5 of 30
Tableland to Coast Railway. an Ominous Sign
From the Tenterfield "Star" of Friday last, we cull the following:—"Mr Surveyor Lawson of the Railway Department, arrived in town on…
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The collector of customs at Punxatawney, Ariz, in despair, called on Chief Barnes to help him to check the wholesale smuggling over the…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Aeroplane Is the Problem of Aerial Navigation Solved?
I HAVE information from a source of the greatest reliability (writes a New York correspondent) that the Brother Wright's flying machine is about to be acquired by…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →A Tale of a Motor-car
A propos of the growing popularity of the motor, car business as an opening for "younger sons," an excellent story is going round of a young man…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Our Railway Service. Local Rates Abolished
Through the persistant requests of Mr.Arthur Bloore, Secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, the Railway Commissioners have decided to abolish…
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Mr. F J. Thomas R urging the Minister for Works to have the authorised railway line from Glen Innes…
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A train was derailed near Johns[?] town, America. Fifty persons were injured and ten are missing…
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The railway employees on the Moonbi-Jennings section held their annual picnic on the Guyra showground on Saturday last. Special…
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The annual picnic of the employees of the Moonbi-Jennings section took place at Gayra, last Saturday, and the whole arrangements were carried…
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AT the invitation of the Mayor a somewhat impromptu meeting was held at the Council Chambers on Friday evening, to meet Mr. T. Bryant, of…
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A witness stated before the Public Works Committee yesterday that timber for railway sleepers was becoming so scarce that exports must be restricted…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Future of the Motor -Boat
Count Récopé is a great admirer of the motor-boat. As he truly says, the motor- boat is a comparative infant amongst craft, and many people are ignorant as to its…
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The tennis elbow, the bicycle foot, the clergyman's sore throat, and all manner of disabilities that come from modern conveniences are familiar to us. The…
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At the invitation of the Mayor, a meeting was held at the Council Chambers an Friday evening to meet Mr. T. Bryant, of Dorrigo, who, as representing that district…
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Kaiser Wilhelm, who lives at the New Palace, Potsdam, makes a meat deal of ues of his automobiles in driving over to Benin, and his Majesty is often to be…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fireman's Experience. Fall From Express Train
A remarkable experience happened to the fireman of the up Great Western Company's mail train from Milford Haven to Paddington, which arrived [?]…
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A train containing 23 trucks broke away at Tubbamurra, on the North Sydney line, yesterday afternoon, and bolted downhill towards Wilson's…
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The President of the British Board of Trade has warned the railway companies that they must remedy the railway charges and facilities,…
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The railway revenue for the week ending March a showed a most satisfactory increase The receipts amound to £28,504 against [?]85,462 for the correspondent period of last…
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