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ROME, November 18. A bomb exploded near the High Altar in St. Peter’s Church, Rome, during the service this morning. The church was crowded at the time of the explosion and great alarm was caused. A scene of indescribable confusion followed, but no one was injured. The Pope immediately ordered the closing v of the church. SYDNEY, November 19. A man fell into the Sugar Company’s drying vat yesterday and was buried under 50 tons of sugar. He was dead when taken out. SYDNEY, November 19. News has just been received that the • Eastern and Australian Company’s steamer Australian, bound from Sydney and Queensland ports to Hongkong, went ashore near Port Darwin on Saturday night. The steamer is in a critical position and her forehold is full of water. The passengers, mails and specie have been landed safely at Port Darwin*
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Northland Age, Volume 3, Issue 16, 20 November 1906, Page 4
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