At a Hospital Fire Plucky Surgeons
While a hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana, was on fire on April-18th, three surgeons, at the risk of their lives, were performing an operation upon an…
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Fires & bushfires, 1904
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At a Hospital Fire Plucky Surgeons
While a hospital in Indianapolis, Indiana, was on fire on April 18th, three surgeons at the risk of their lives were performing an operation upon an…
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Bare details of a disastrous fire at Windora on Saturday, whereof Mr J. H. Whillocks, a well-known and respected farmer of that place, is the…
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The fire on board the steamer Australia has burnt itself out. No trace [?] the woodwork in the saloon or cabins, is left. The brass fittings were melted…
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In last issue we reported the fire at Mr. J. H. Whillock'S, Windora. We bear there were 1300 bags of wheat in the shed, of which about 400 were…
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A DESTRUCTIVE fire occurred at the residence of Mr. Henry Willcooks, at Mitchell's Creek, on the 16th instant, when a shed containing 1300 bags of wheat was burnt,…
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Mr. Minnett, the general manager of the New Zealand Insurance Company (of which Mr. A. E. Rotton is local agent) was in town during the…
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A Store kept by two Syrians at Wee Jasper, together with the stock has been destroyed by fire. There are suspicious circumstances in connection with the fire…
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A CASE of great interest to landholders was dealt with at the District Court on Friday, when William Patrick Cleary and Edward J. Cleary sought to recover £200 damages…
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A fire broke out in stables attached to Mr. James Winters' Tattersall Hotel in Lee-street last night at about 8 o'clock, and there was soon a big crowd…
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A case of great interest to landholders was dealt with at the District Court at Dubbo on Friday, when William Patrick Cleary and Edward J Cleary…
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During last week, "Glen Isis," the home of Mr. J. R. Strahorn, had a narrow escape of being demolished by fire. The outbreak occurred at about…
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A cable message was received yesterday announcing that the ship W. J. Pirr[?]e, which left Newcastle in May last fut Chili, has been totally destroyed by [?]o…
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The first annual ball (plain and fancy dross) of the Cobar Volunteer Fire Brigade eventuated in the Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening…
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SURELY never was a picture painted under such dramatic and costly conditions as one which may be seen in the Stre[?]na Palace, near St. Petersburg, which depicts…
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Destructive forest fires have [?] British Columbia, and timber worth £1,000,000 has been destroyed…
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THE monthly meeting of the Dubbo Fire Brigade was held at the fire station on Friday evening, Captain Ritter in the chair. There was a good attendance of members…
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On Wednesday afternoon (Says the Peak Hill paper) the premiss recently occupied by Messrs. Carton and sons, and latterly utilised by Messrs. Gibson…
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An extraordinary occurrence is reported from Seagheay[?]d, Glamorganshire. It is stated that a widow while in charge of her son's house on Tuesday night, took a baby,…
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At Caerphilly, Glamorgan, recently, Margaret Evans, aged 18, was charged, on remand, with wilful murder of her granddaughter, aged 10 months, by placing her on…
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