One Train Smashes Into Another
A railway smash occurred at Waller[?]ing early this morning. The mail train from Sydney had reached that place, and an usual, has been…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1912
518 stories in New England's papers · page 13 of 26
Railway Accident
A train on the Fi[?]el line. Tesman[?], left the rails and dragged tor a distance of [?]lly [?] yards. A number of passengers were slightly,…
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HOBART, Thursday.—A train on the Fingal. line, Tasmania, left the rails, and was dragged 150 yards. The passengers sustained slight injuries…
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"Which is the better railway for the State: From Inverell to the coast via Guyra, or via Glen Innes." This was the subject for…
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James Coote was knocked down by a tram in Flinders-street, and sustained severe injuries, from which he died to-day…
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Sydney, Thursday Afternoon.—A railway smash occurred at one o'clock this morning. The mail train from Sydney reached Wallerawang and turned in on its proper set of…
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A special meeting of the Glen Innes-Inverell Railway League was held at Inverell on Thursday, for the purpose of meeting Mr. Vincent…
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The bodies of Mr. Charles T[?]ver and his wife, wealthy residents of San Diego, were discovered one night last month on the thresh[?]old…
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MUSWELLBROOK, Wednesday.—A passenger by the train to Sydney from Scone this morning died in a carriage at Aberdeen. His name is Sheridan,…
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THE Angus invention for the prevention of collisions on railway lines was tried at Watchett, in Somersetshire, yesterday afternoon, the trial proving…
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Sir,—Will you pardon me in my [?]umble attempt to reply to your cleverly-written article in last Saturday's iasue of your journal, relating to…
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A runaway engine crashed into a stationary passenger train at Sandgate, Brisbane, and a good deal of damage was done. Passengers had…
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Motoring smugglers, carrying a big consignment of contraband tobacco, rushed the French frontier, using their revolvers, to force the passage…
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It is a fact of much signiscate that the Cadillac motor-car, though not a high-priced car, is frequently compared with cars of the costliest…
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THE Jessie-street bridge question is to constitute the subject of a special meeting of the local Municipal Council on Tuesday evening next, and…
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A MEETING of subscribers to the Jessiestreet overhead railway bridge was held at Messrs. T. Jones and Co.'s offices yesterday afternoon. Mr. H. Stutchbury presided…
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IT is a fact of much significance that the "Cadill[?]" motor car, though not a highpriced car, is frequently compared with cars of the costliest sort. Asked why this was…
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A meeting of subscribers to the proposed Jessie-street bridge was held at Mr. T. Jones's office on Thursday afternoon…
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It was stated by a leading importer on Monday that the Minister for Home Affairs had decided to reject all tenders received for the supply of…
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It con be taken for granted that the remarkably fine results achieved in the Dunlrm Company's great overland relay ride from Adelaide to Sydney…
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