Who'd-have-thought-it Fire
A FIRE that demolished the Who'd-have-thought it hotel premises occurred during the early hours of yesterday (Thursday) morning. The…
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Fires & bushfires, 1906
96 stories in North West (Tamworth to Moree)'s papers · page 1 of 5
Fire at Saw Mills
IN the early hours of Wednesday the local Saw Mills were destroyed by fire. The outbreak was discovered by one of the…
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THE necessity of devising means to cope with an…
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THE final meeting of the General Committee, of tho Bush Fires' Relief Fund was held at the Town Hall, Sydney, on Thursday, the 21st December, under the Presidency…
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MR. J. W. FOOTE met with a serious loss on Saturday afternoon last. He was raising a fine stack of hay, when by some unaccountable means it caught fire, and was totally…
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The west Hotel at Minneapolis (U.S.A.) caught fire on Tuesday. There were 700 persons asleep at the time, and…
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In England they have fire brigades for women. One such is illustrated in the sketch —a brigade which is located at Greenwich, and which is attended by some of the most…
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The barque Itala was destroyed by fire at Newcastle this morning. The vessel was grounded and the crew taken off…
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The trustees of the Mores Fore Brigade met on Tuesday night, when the following correspondence was dealt with:—…
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When the 7 o'clock mixed train for Adelaide via Peterburg, had proceeded a little over two miles on its journey from Port Pirie on Wednesday…
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ON Tuesday last the residence of Mr. Jas. Parnell, with the whole of its contents, was completely destroyed by fire. The District Coroner (Mr. J. I. Links)…
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A cry of fire created a panic among the members of a colored congregation at Philadelphia, and during the stampede a staircase collapsed,, whereby…
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Large areas of country in the central and southern districts have been devastated by fires. Many farmers have…
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The bush fires which were burning last Sunday in the southern and western parte of the State did great damage. Alburr[?] reports state 6000…
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Latest reports of the fires in Victoria state that the six children burnt to death were the children of a farmer named Lonsdale. They were return[?]…
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A message from Toora, in Gippsland-land (Vic.), states that a fire started there on Tuesday night, to the west of the town. It swept around Hoddlo…
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To escape bush fires at Tooma three young men took refuge in a dam, and one become demented and attempted to cut his throat…
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A fire was on the afternoon of the 10th October discovered in the foremost 6-in. shell room of H.M.S. Argonaut at Chatham, and immediately after a 6-in. We have in the matter of protection against adulteration, everything in learn from Continental notions. In France and Germany milk adulterators, for instance,…
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At [?]Mr H. B. Vales [?]again and [?]trying to [?]…
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The premises of Messrs Crooks and Brooker, of Port Adelaide, were damaged by fire yesterday. The whole stock, valued at thousands of…
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