The Railways of the State
THE January number of the Railway Budget, the official organ of the Railway Institute, has resently been issued and among many other items of…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1903
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The Railway Returns. Heavy Falling Off
The report of the Railway Commissioners for the quarter ended 31st December was issued on Friday, and shows that on the gross earnings there is a decrease…
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The Railway Commissions, with a view to economy, considered it advisable in October last to reduce the train service, between Nyngan and Bourke to a…
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Lord Cranborne made the best apology [?] could for the unfortunate fact that he had to ask the House of Commons for on account of £6[?],000 more on account of the Uganda Railway,…
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The body of a man, supposed to be named Sharman, a line repairer, was found on the railway line near Hornsby this morning. Deceased had apparently…
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It had bean raining incessantly for about three weeks, and the last great Australian drought had been broken so completely that most parts of New…
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The Baltimore-Ohio express train collided With at local passenger train at New Jersey. Ono hundred persons were killed or injured. The wreckage…
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The Railway Commissioners, with, a view to economy, considered it advisable in October last to reduce the train service between Nyugan…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Terrible Railway Disasters. Trains in Collision. 112 Killed and Injured. Many Burnt to Death. London, Jan. 29
A terrible railway collision, attended in the case of many of the passengers who survived the shock of the accident by all the horrors of death by fire, is reported from the…
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Speaking at a civic reception at Perth on Tuesday, Sir William Dyne said it was unfortunate, as far as he was personally concerned, that he was not in a position…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Terrible Railway Disasters. 112 Killed and Injured. Many Burnt to Death. London
A terrible railway collision, attended in the cage of many of the passengers who survived the shock of the accident by all the horrors of death by fire, is reported…
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A special meeting of the daily-paid Railway Employees' Society was held in camera last week. The meeting was a protracted one. The employees present freely…
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A telegram from Pittsburgh Pennsylvania, on January 8, published in the San Francisco "Chronicle," says:—As a result of a collision between a passenger…
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A crowded meeting was held at Wyalong on Thursday night, to discuss the railway accommodation. The mayor, Mr. Neeld, presided, and he pointed out that the erection…
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A board is about to be appointed by the Federal Government to consider the question of building the transcontinental railway to Western Australia. The members…
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The railway employers in Holland have begun a strike in support of the dockers who are on strike upon a trade union question, and the service of the State…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Accidents in America. a Series of Catastrophes
The mail brought by the R.M.S Sonoma, which arrived at Sydney on Saturday, shows that during the three weeks preceding the departure of the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Knights of the Road. the Clause Gang
IT Was New Year's morning. Every publican was more than usually busy on that bright January morning, 1864, The Sportsman Arms where Nipper…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →On the Roads. One of Our Returned Soldiers. How they are Left to Starve or Beg
HE was travel-stained and had come from far; he asked for a little work and bore credentials that he could work, so we nut him on a 'case' in the…
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