Fire on the Doorstep at People's Palace Reveller's Revenge?
A CRUDE attempt was made to set fire to the People's Palace Pitt-street City, early to-day. Revenge is believed to have been…
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Timber Mill Blaze Cof[?] Harbor
Early this morning a fire broke out in Laugley's mill near the saw sharpening gear. A good save was made with buckets of water. A quentity of…
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The automatic sprinkler system installed at the premises of E. W. Board, bedding manufacturers, of 49 Parramatta-road, Gl[?] possibly prevented a serious fire last night…
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An accommodation house of 14 rooms conducted by Charles Walter Morris and owned by the National Park Trust was burnt to the ground at National…
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A fire occurred in a mattress factory, Parramatta Road, Camperdown, the property of E. W. Beard, last night…
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Warumbul House, National Park, was destroyed by fire on Saturday night. The only occupants were Mr. Charles…
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Property valued at about £1500 was destroyed when Warumbul House. National Park, was gutted by an outbreak of fire on Saturday night. The big boarding…
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Miss Alma Lear, 19. living at The Crescent, Meadowbank, was attending a copper fire to-day when the flames caught her dress. Central Ambulance…
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Walker Bros. newsagency, with its contents, in Waratah- street, were destroyed by fire last night. Potter's grocery shop adjoining was damaged…
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At about 5 o'clock this morning a are [?] out in Langley's mill, near the saw sharpen ing near. A good save was made with buckets. A quantity of dressed timber was…
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About ten acres of [?] was burned at Collaroy (Manly) on Sunday. The blase was [?]cular, and at one stage threatened the safety of several honers, but the flames were…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →"Two Fires Had Been Started on Coombar" Captain's Story of Blaze A.b.'s Identification of Man on Arson Charge Says He Had His Suspicions
CAPTAIN RIPPON, on whose coastal steamer, the Coombar, then lying at the foot of Sussex Street, a fire was discovered in the seamen's quarters on the evening of July 21, said at the Coroner's inquiry to-day that he had no doubt…
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Will the Education Department place chemical extinguishers in Public Schools as a protection against fire? RYLSTONE, Friday…
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The fire on the north coast steamer Coombar on July 21, while the vessel was lying at No. 3 Wharf, Sussex-street, was inquired into to-day by the…
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The annual meeting of shareholders of the Mercantile Mutual Fire Insurance Company was held yesterday, Mr. C. C. Gale presiding. In moving the adoption of the report and…
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There was a terrific explosion, as if a thunderbolt had broken loose, and a vivid flash, before a large weatherboard cottage in…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →School Destroyed Children Escape Fire Fighters' Hopeless Task Rylstone
The Rylstone Public School was destroyed by fire this morning. Only the brick walls are standing. The school had been at work for…
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According to the evidence of Captain Wm. Rippon, of the Coombar, given at the Coroner's inquiry yesterday, two fires broke out on his…
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A LIVING thing, it leaps ! It laughs ! It licks the leaves and grass With a burning tongue, and runs Wherever a wind may pass…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Arson Through Jealousy? Canefields Fires. Lismore
At an inquiry held by Mr. D. H. Sutherland, P.M., at Broadwater, into fires in canefields owned by Ernest Winter and E. J…
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