Funeral of Mr. Lewis
The funeral of the late Mr F. J. Lewis took place on Saturday afternoon and was very largely attended. The body was [?]cased in a beautiful…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1904
757 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 9 of 38
Telegraphic News Death of Robert Wilkinson Sydney
At the inquest on the body of Robert Wilkinson, who was for many years manager for Lyaaght Bros, and who was found dead in bed at his lodgings,…
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We deeply regret to chronicle the death of Mrs Elsie Millthorpe Whittaker, daughter of Mr and Mrs W T Whittaker, of Victoria street,…
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The coroner’s inquiry into the death of Theodore Boesen, late Consul for Denmark, concluded this morning.. It was found that death was caused…
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The funeral of the late Miss Whittaker took place at Blayney on Wednesday afternoon. The remains were interred in the Presbyterian cemetery,…
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It is with regret that we chronicle the death of Miss Elsie Whittaker, daughter of Mr. W. T. Whittaker, of Millthorpe, and formerly of Blayney, which sad event took…
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ALTHOUGH it was not altogether unexpected the death of Mr Frederick J Lewis, builder and contractor of this town, which occurred late on Thursday night of last week, was…
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It is our painful duty to record the death of one of the oldest, if not the oldest, resident in the district, in the person of Mr Nirnmo Brown, of…
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The funeral of the late Mr W J. Burns was held yesterday [?]moon, and was very largely and representatively attended The [?] was…
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Mr. Hugh McLeod, an old and highly-respected resident of the town, died last night in the private hospital from an attack of pneumonia. He…
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The funeral of the late Mr Nimmo Brown, of March, which was carried out yesterday by Mrs M A Hale, was largely attended. The Rev J C…
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The estate of the late Mr. Ben Pickard, who represented the Normanton, Division of Yorkshire in the House of Commons from 1885 until his death…
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Early yesterday morning the death occurred of Mrs Green, wife of Mr Frank Green, recently of Shadforth, but now of Orange, and a member of…
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The death is announced of M. Gamier the famous French geologist who discovered the mineral garnierite, an important ore of nickel…
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Mr. John Wood an old townsman died at an early hour this morning, A fortnight ago he underwent an operation for amputation of one of his feet,…
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Sincere regret was expressed here yesterday when it became known that Lady See had died at her mountain home. The event is made…
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The death occurred yesterday morning, of the wife of Mr D M‘Guiness, at her residence, Sale-street, Orange, at the age of [?]1. The cause of death…
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There passed away in Sydney th[?] week an old Mudgee identity, in t[?] person of Mrs. E. Shute, the wife of [?] Silas Shute, a former resident of th[?]…
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Lady See, wife of the State Premier, died it Randwick this morning, after a long and serious illness. For some weeks it me known only to her…
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The news of the death of Lady See was received in the city with feelings of sincere and profound regret. The despest sympathy is felt for the premier…
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