Disastrous Fire at Hesse. London
The large cycle and as wing machine works at Hesse were destroyed by fire. Twenty thousand cycles and twenty thousand sewing machines were destroyed. The damage is…
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Fires & bushfires, 1911
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District News. (From our own Correspondents). NARROMINE. Fire
A four-roomed cottage and detached kitchen were totally destroyed by fire on Friday evening last. The fire started in the kitchen through a piece…
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A fire was discovered this morning at Paris House, in Phillip-street. The premises were considerably damaged before the flames were extinguished…
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Two tremendous fires occurred at Glasgow on Monday night. The damage is estimated at over £168,000. Four firemen were seriously injured by falling walls…
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A small fire occurred in a Dawes Point boarding house early yesterday morning. A young woman named Pegg, thinking her brother was asleep…
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Two big fires have occurred in Glasgow. The Co-operative Society's premises were burnt down, the damage being £100,000. The second…
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A fire occurred during a cinematograph show at Walcha last night. A stampede took place for the exits. The machinery was destroyed, and the…
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A fire occurred at the stores of the Gates Lead and Oil Co., Redfern, on Thursday morning. A disastrous conflagration Was only averted by the…
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A FIRE broke out in John O'Neill and Co.'s warehouse in Kent-street, Sydney, early last Saturday morning. For nearly an hour the firemen fought to subdue the flames. The top…
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A fire occurred at a picture show here. A stampede for the doors followed, and several of the audience were slightly injured. The damage amounts…
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The National Printing Office at Rio Janeiro was destroyed by fire. The damage is estimated at £600,000…
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A disastrous conflagration swept over Wickta, Vancouver. The damage is estimated at £100,000. Two firemen were killed…
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A terrible catastrophe is reported from the State of Pennsylvania. The town of Austin, with a population of 3200, has been almost obliterated…
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Mr. Ireland, caretaker of the Commercial Bank, sustained a serious loss on Wednesday afternoon through his motor car being destroyed by fire. He…
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It is gratifying to note that the Board of Fire Commissioners of N. S. Wales, is paying a little attention to our local brigade. Some few weeks age the brigade was…
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The biggest fire in the history of Katoomba occurred early this morning. It started in Mullany's general store, which soon became a seething mass…
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A fire of rather large dimensions occurred about 1 o'clock on Saturday morning last. The outbreak occurred in a private dwelling, the…
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A fire is a delightful thing, a companion and an-inspiration. If my room were kept warm by some wretched modern contrivance, of water-pipes or heated air, would…
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Last week the residence of Mr. James Robertson, on his selection at Memunnel Creek, near Warren, together with all its contents, was totally destroyed…
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A fire is a delightful thing, a conpanion and an inspiration. If my room we[?]e kept warm by some wretched modern contrivance, of water-pipes or heated air, would…
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