A Mine Flooded
NEWCASTLE, Tuesday Afternoon.—Messrs. William Laidley and Company's Co-operative [?] at Wallsend has been seriously flooded, causing heavy loss to the mine, throwing 74…
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987 stories in Sydney's papers · page 41 of 50
The Warrimoo. Slowed Down in a Heavy Gale
On her outward trip from Sydney to Wellington the steamer Warrimoo was much behind time. Speculation was rife as to what had delayed her. However, all anxiety was…
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Mr. Mackenzie, M.L.A., together with several of the employees engaged at a tannery situated on the banks of Cook's River waited upon the Minister for Works yesterday with…
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Mr. Mackenzie, M.L.A., in the unavoidable absence of Mr. Carruthers, M.L.A., yesterday, introduced a deputation to the Minister for Works, from the Rockdale Municipal Council,…
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A deputation representing Rockdale Council was introduced to Mr. O'Sullivan yesterday by Mr. Mackenzie, M.L.A., in the absence of Mr. Carruthers. They wanted some…
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RAYMOND TERRACE, Friday.-The river has gone down to the usual level, and the punts have again commenced running. Much damage has been done to dairy feed in the district…
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Heavy weather was experienced, especially along the northern part of the coast, yesterday, Captain Pain, the master of the Peregrine, states that a strong southerly gale, accompanied by a high sea, was…
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SINGLETON. Friday.-About 5 p.m. yesterday, a storm of unusual force broke over Singleton, and rain fell in torrents. As the storm approached, lightning flashes and distant thunder…
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Tuesday's hailstorm did considerable damage to some of the orchards in Castle Hill, and, strange to say, followed a strip whore it wrought such have last year…
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RAYMOND TERRACE. Friday.-The river has gone down to the usual level, and the pants have again commenced running. Much damage has been done to dairy feed in the district…
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In every storm of wind there is lost an incalculable amount of power. The thrifty Germans for over two years have used windmiils to generate electricity. One such…
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The police are busy warning people residing on the lowlying places round the town to take precautions,as the river is higher now than has been known to be the case for years. Booboo darm broke yesterday, the waters flowing…
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Mr. Elbert A. Howard, of Neola, Iowa (U.S.A.), sends to the "Strand Magazine" the photo, of a cyclone freak, from which our sketch is made. The two brooms shown in the picture…
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At the Parramatta Benevelent Society meeting on Wednesday evening, the secretary in his report stated that a member of the visiting committee had been interfered with in her…
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It rained for 30 hours in New York, during which time 9 9-10 inches fell. Portions of the New York central railway line and goods yards were submerged to a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Storm of Kisses. New York's Welcome to Lipton. Golden Shamrocks for the Girls
When the curtain fell on the last act of "The Wizard of On" at the Majestic. Theatre in New York a few nights previous to the first of the yacht races Sir Thomas Lipton…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Shoot 'Em Shekels Smith. As an Empire Emancipator. He Tells the "Hempire" Leaguers How to Save the Empire. This is to be Dose by Flooding Australia with Colored Labor. Shekels Smith's Son ful Solicitude for Hindoos and Japs
Thank God there is a "Hempire League in Australia! Heaven only knows what we should do to protect the "Hempire," and Heaven alone knows, also, what the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Rain in the Northern Hemisphere. Floods in New York. London, Oct. 10
Rain has fallen continuously in New York for 30 hours, the total fall amounting to 9.9 inches. Portions of the New York Central Railway…
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LONDON, Saturday.--As in America, the north of England also has been visited by very heavy rain. As a result of the continuous and heavy falls,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Queanbeyan Tragedy. Gale on Trial
GOULBURN, Monday.-The Quarter Sessions opened to-day before Mr. Justice Pring. Charles Augustus Gale was charged with the murder of his wife, Susan Gale, at Queanbeyan, on August…
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