Railway Accident
A train laden with passengers proceeding to the St. Louis Exhibition was derailed at Kimmswick, and fifty persons were killed and injured…
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Railways, roads & transport, 1904
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Commercial John Bridge & Co's. Report
Wool,—Since our last report a very good demand has existed in the local [?]et for all qualities, fine merino being especially in favour, and a fair…
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A peculiar railway accident is reported from Later[?]. Owing to the neglect of a gatekeeper in not opening the gates to allow a train to pass the…
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A serious railway accident occurred at Darling Harbor this morning, when through two trains colliding a shunter named John M. Evans sustained two…
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A Conference of Inter-State Railway Commissioners opened to-da, and is expected to last several days…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The New Railway Bates Book. to the Editor
Sir, I desire to support your article regarding the new schedule of rates for the carriage of goods on the rail way, believing with you that their…
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By the new railway rates, which same into operation on Monday last, the effect will be that they will, in this incidence, operate [?] fairly in regard to…
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The roads in Manchuria are terribly soft and bad, as a correspondence of which wheeled transport only cover five mile a day…
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The Railway Commissioners have just introduced a new railway rates' book, which came into operation on and from Monday last. The commissioners had in view…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Terrible Tram Accident. a Little Girl Killed. Her Companion's Narrow Escape. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
A terrible tram fatality occurred at Enmore, a suburb of Sydney, this afternoon. Two little girls, named Ivy Goddard, and Jessie Kirk, were on the Enmore road,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Notes. Things Worth Knowing
For the iuForiiiaticD of the genernad public, we extract the following interesting fncts of railway fares, rates, etc for New South Wales, from tnbles recently revised…
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The Railway Commissioners, have just introduced a new railway rate book, which came into operation on and from Monday last, and a copy of the…
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An inquest was held to-day on a shunter named John Evans the victim of the railway collision in Darling Harbour railway yards on Wednesday afternoon…
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A little girl named Ivy Goddard, aged 7, was with a companion named Jessie Kirk, aged 6 crossing the tramline at Enmore-road. Newtown, to-day,…
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Apropos objections urged against the local construction of railway engines, it would be well to consider the British policy. Among others reasons assigned against the…
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Wool.—There has not born the same keen enquiry during the past week, buyers preferring to await the opening of the London wool sales on the 3rd instant…
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General Pfiug, the Russian chief of the Staff, telegraphs that eastward of the railway 100 Japanese fired a volley at a train from Port Arthur, south of Pulantien (Port…
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John Mulligan pleaded guilty to having travelled by train from Albury to Wagga without having first paid his fare, and was fined £2, with an alternative of one mouth's…
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Mr. Stewart, residing at Penshurst, travelling by train with his elbow on the window sill of the carriage, was struck on the limb by a carriage door…
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Wool. --There has not been the same keen enquiry during the past week, buyers preferring to await the opening of the London wool esles on the 3rd instant. The…
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