Fatal Fire Three Persons Burnt to Death Redwood City (California)
[?] Mrs. Lena Koff, her son Howard, aged 7 years, and Miss Heynan, school teacher were burnt to…
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508 stories in Riverina's papers · page 16 of 26
In Case of Fire
Serious accidents are often due to the careless handling of motor spirit, probably the most highly-inflammable spirit known. Yet who has not seen…
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Considerable damage was done by a fire which burnt out a block of building on the corner of Pitt and Goulburn streets last night. The blaze…
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The Motor Tourist trophy was won by Kaye Don, driving a Lee-Francis. Cushman was second in on Alvis, and Mason, driving a Daimler, was third…
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The Motor Tourist trophy was won by Kaye Don, driving a Lee-Francis. Cushman was second in an [?] and Mas[?] driving a Daimler, was third. There were 44 starters…
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A measure of excitement was crest in Coolamon on Saturday morning [?] by the alarm of fire being raised shortly after 9 a.m. Smoke had been…
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The Wagga Fire Brigade was called out to extinguish a coke fire last night. The call was received a few minutes before 7 o'clock, a report the Philippine Islands lias been cv tended to January 1 next: but tkc…
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The weatherboard house in Edward-street, which was badly damaged by fire on Sunday night, is owned by Mr. W. Jackson, of Tywong. It had been…
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On Saturday, shortly before 1 p.m. a fire broke cut in the boiler house at the Leeton District Hospital, and extended quickly to the kitchen. Dr…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Ship on Fire Burnt at Wharfside Hong Kong
The British passenger steamer Sui-Tai from Macao took fire half an hour after the passengers, [?]ome hundreds, had disembarked. The gasoline cargo…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fire on Steamer Two Explosions Flames Extinguished SUVA (Fiji)
A fire broke out at 7 o'clock on Friday morning in the No. 4 hold on the steamer Port Napier. The cause unknown. After the fire was…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Fatal Fire Five Members of Family Perish Toronto
A man and his wife and Wife children perished in a the which gutted the home of Joe Klaiman, at Toronto, to-day. Mrs. Klaiman was suffocated…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Grocery Store Damaged Mysterious Explosion Fire Quickly Subdued Auckland (N.z.)
Considerable) damage was done by [?] mysterious explosion in Carroll's grocery store in the city early this morning. One side of the building was…
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A disastrous fire occurred early yesterday morning at Narandera, when a residence and hairdresser's shop in Whitton-street, the premises being…
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A disastrous fire occurred early yesterday morning at Narandera, when a residence and hairdresser's shop in Whitton street, the premises…
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The owners of the steamer Castle Moon, en route from Blyth to Adelaide, received a wireless message on September 1 that the fire which had…
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The owners of the steamer Castle Moon, en route from Blyth to Adelaide, received a wireless message on September 1 that the fire which had…
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A are at Wingham early this morning destroyed 11 weatherboard shops in the heart of the towm. The Taree fire brigade reached the seene about…
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Eleven business premises were gutted last night by the biggest fire in Wingham's history. Other shops were damaged…
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