The Railway Men
It was expected that some of the men employed in working the coal traffic would be given "a holiday without pay" on account of the strike,…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1888
282 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 10 of 15
Offers for the Railway Supply
We learn that negotiations have been in progress between Government officials and Mr. Yates and party, of the East Lambton Colliery,…
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THE following communication has been received by Mr. J. Crrer, M.L.A., on the above subject:— "Department of Public Works,…
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The following correspondence is of much significance. Seeing that a strike was threatening, Mr. Michael Yates wrote to the Miners' General…
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A terrible railway accident has occurred near Dijon to-day. The train while travelling at full speed ran off the rails, and collided with…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →PARIS, Wednesday. Terrible Railway Accident at Dijon
The train which ran into another while being derailed near Dijon was an express mail train. The smash was terrific, several carriages being…
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As the Bondi tram was leaving. Elizabeth-street at full speed yesterday, it was boarded, by a jolly lot of Jack Tars from H.M.S. Diamond, out for a day's run. One fine…
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In the terrible collision between two express trains near Dijon, France, Lady Bowen, wife of Sir George Bowen, at one time Governor of…
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As the Bondi tram was leaving Elizabeth-street at full speed yesterday, it was boarded by a jolly lot of Jack Tars from H.M.S. Diamond, out for a day's run. One fine…
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As the Bondi tram was leaving Elizabeth-street at full speed yesterday, it was boarded by a jolly lot of Jack Tars from H.M.S. Diamond, out for a day's run. One fine…
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THE craze for leaping over the bridge which spans the Wear at Sunderland has for a second time resulted fatally. A youth of 19, named Patrick M'Bride,…
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An inquest has been held on the body of a steerage passenger by the R.M.S. Ormuz, from Sydney, named King, which was found on the…
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Sir Saul Samuel, the Agent-General for New South Wales, is forwarding a report to his Government on the working of the tramways in San…
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WE have been requested to publish the result of the examinations of candidates for admission to the above corps, which were held on the 14th…
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A DISASTROUS collision occurred on the London and South-Western Railway at Hampton Wick Station about midnight on Bank Holiday. The train from Waterloo,…
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A man named Burns was knocked down by a train near Maryborough and frightfully multilated. He died shortly afterwards…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Telegrams. New South Wales. Sydney, Saturday night. the Opening of the Illawarra Railway
THE Governor has consented to perform the ceremony of opening the Illawarra Railway on October 3. A LITTLE PICNIC…
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A train, conveying 1500 German soldiers, ran off the line at Werbig, and was upset. The soldiers escaped with slight injuries…
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The stowaway Mackill, who travelled to Landon by the R.M.S. Ormuz, has been arrested on suspicion of having killed the man King,…
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THE annual picnic of the employees of the Locomotive Branch of the Great Northern Railway took place yesterday, and, thanks to the excellent…
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