Fatal Accident. Adelaide
While Henry Scruby and his daughter were amusing themselves by firing at a target yesterday, at Port Lincoln, South Australia,…
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Accidents, 1903
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Death by Drowning
An inquest was held at the Court House yesterday afternoon, before Mr. M. H. Fitzardinge, Coroner, and a jury of 12, touching the death of Ivy Cramp, 14…
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An inquest was held at the Court-house on Monday afternoon before the Coroner and a jury on the body of the girl Cramp, whose end death was particularised in our last issue. The…
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AN INQUIRY into the cause of death of Ivy Clarence Cramp, aged 14, whose body was found floating in the Clarence River on Sunday,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →ACCIDENT to Lord Kitchener Leg Broken, Away From Help. London
While Lord Kitchener was riding alone through a highway tunnel, near Simla, his horse shied through a coolie rising suddenly from the…
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While crossing the railway line near Medlow, a man named Gunn was knocked down and killed by the passenger train to Orange…
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SYDNEY, WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Two seamen on board the Japanese mail steamer Kasuga Maru were terribly injured this…
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ON Saturday last, we regret to report, a sad accident happened to Grant, a young son of Mr. W. H. Grant, of Bellingen. It appears he was playing with another boy named…
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While a boy named Hassett was trying to get fulminating powder out of a dynamite cap With a fork, at Gympie, Queensland, yesterday,…
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Daniel Bates, residing near Springwood, was accidentally shot in the head by a little boy this morning. His condition is critical…
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An accident, attended with rather serious consequences, occurred at Ulmarra yesterday morning. It appears that a sulky belonging to Mr. Archibald…
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Whilst a truck of quartz was being put in the Crown mine at Karangahake, New Zealand, it was accidentally precipitated down the…
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Two well-known citizens, met with a nasty accident and luckily escaped from serious injury late on Saturday night. Each had forgotten to place his lamp on…
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ON Monday morning last, while a horse belonging to Mr. McMaught of the Macleay, was standing harnessed to a buggy in the yard at the Federal hotel, Bellingen,…
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While the Sydney express was passing between Moonee Ponds and Essenden Railway Stations last night a passenger named John…
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The mail coach capsized in the Calliope River, Queensland, yesterday, and the driver, named Fox, his wife and child, also a passenger…
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Early on Christmas Day, about an hour be fore daylight, Huddart, Parker and Co' s steamer Coogee, from Launceston to Melbourne, and the 2419 ton Italian…
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Our, telegraphic news, wired from Sydney on Monday, evening last, contained brief, reference to a report of a boating fatality at Toronto, Lake Macquarie. The news…
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A TERRIBLE shipping disaster was reported from Queenscliff on Saturday morning. A telegram from Queenscliff, timed…
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At Auckland on Thursday, a sensational tramway accident occurred. The electric cars were conveying groat crowds of people to town, and when two cars were…
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