The Springdale Fire
Mr. C. E. DeBoos, J.P., on Monday held on inquiry into the circumstances connected with the fire by which the Springdale Hotel was destroyed on the…
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The Wagga Fire. H. Solomon Committed
THE Wagga District Corner on Friday last continued and concluded the inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the fire which took place on the night of September 13th, in…
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A sensation was caused on Sunday night at St. Thomas's Church, North Sydney, where a large congregation witnessed the rather unusual spectacle…
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On the 23rd of July the New York correspondent of the London "Daily Mail" wrote:-- Miss Lucy Moore, aged twenty-six, the…
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Curious statements us to the disappearance of a box of gold were made on Wednesday at the investigation by the City Coroner into a…
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Bagman to Station Manager: Morning, boss. How's your lug for a bit of weed? Boss (shortly): Don't smoke. Bagman: Well, have yer got a Deadwood…
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Messrs. Langdon, Argyle, Livingstone, Hunt, and Beard, M's.L.A., comprsing the Select Committee of the Victorian Parliament, appointed to…
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The Editor of THE WORKER invites literary contributions, in prose and verse, for publication in THE WORKER'S Camp Fire column. Unaccepted MSS. will be returned if postage is…
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About 7.30 p.m. on Wednesday last the Tumut Fire Brigade, marshalled by Captain J. Lees, turned out for practice, and luckily so, for about…
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The quietude of the town was rudely disturbed on Wednesday evening, about five minutes to 9 o'clock, when the five alarm suddenly notified the…
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A destructive fire occurred at Mr. R. M'lntyre's Glenfield homestead yesterday afternoon, whereby the greater portion of the buildings were…
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News was received yesterday afternoon that "Glenfield" the residence of Mr. Robert M'Intyre, and situate about five [?] from Wagga, had been built…
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In connection with the fire which occurred at Glenfield on Friday last, Mr. M'Intyre states that his valuable herd books, which it was feared had been…
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All the rifle shops and factories at Reuel have been plundered, and crowds of people armed with rifles and revolvers prevented a fire at the theatre…
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[?] C. E. de Boos, [?] commenced an [?]cumstances con [?] DeBoos street…
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"Janor" and "Ne'r Do Well" ("Bulletin") knocked me fair bandy with rabbiter yarns. Fancy a bunny-snatcher planking down £1070 to pay for a sixpency…
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The Colonial Secretary to day stated he had received the draft of new Fire Brigades Bill, and was giving final consideration to the measure prior to its…
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A laborer has been arrested on suspicion of having caused the recent colliery explosion. Accused denies the charge…
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As briefly announced in our last issue, the Coroner returned on open verdict in connection with the inquiry into the circumstances attending the fire in…
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