Dreadful Burning Fatality. SYDNEY. Thursday Night
A terrible burning fatality occurred early this morning at Adelaide. The explosion of a spirit lamp [?] the night-clothes of Mrs. Hinton, who was…
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Accidents, 1910
433 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 5 of 22
A Sad Fatality. Young Man Crushed by a Log
An accident, which had a fatal result and which was attended by very sad circumstances, occurred on Wednesday at a spot known as…
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LONDON, Thursday.—The destroyers Stag and Mallard collided while manoeuvring off Syracuse. The bow of each vessle was steve in, but…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Dr. Frederic Crouch met with a serious accident at the Sydney Club on Wednesday night. Dr. Crouch won his heat in the Motor…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Two Women Drowned. SYDNEY, Tuesday Night
Two women named Mrs. Muschamp and Mrs. Allamy were bathing at Sorell (Tas.) yesterday, when they got out of their depth. Mrs. Reid went…
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A young man named Lincoln, who was only recently married, was thrown from his horse at Inverloch (Vic.) and killed…
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Two young men, sons of Mr. Alexander Campbell, of Coolamon, farmer, were drowned, in a tank on Kindra. The younger, John Edwin, aged 20, had driven…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Double Drowning Fatality. SYDNEY
A double drowning fatality occurred at Pine Cliffs, hear Molong, yesterday. Mrs. Mehan Reece and her son went to a dam with a horse and cart to…
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A serious railway collision has occurred near Muchlkeim, Berlin, between a special troop train and an express. The impact was terrific, the troop…
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Shortly after, 2 o'clock on Saturday morning four shops in Brunswick Street, Fitzroy (Vic.) were the scene of a mysterious explosion, which…
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On Tuesday, 22nd inst, whilst returning to Ilia home along the Coramba road about dusk, Mr. Cundy was thrown from his horse (a yong one) and dragged on the metal…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Cyclonic Disaster. Scores of People Drowned. London
Latest reports received at Lisbon states that a cyclone is raging on the coast of East Africa. The level of the sea rose 22 feet and, under the…
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A sensational railway accident occurred at Willaura Railway Station (Vic.) upon the arrival of the express from Ararat last week. As the train…
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Bert Tenim, age 35, a seaman, was on a motor launch proceeding up the Tweed River, and when near Byangum, abut 11 o'clock on Sunday, he by some means,…
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An elderly man, Donald Campbell, was admitted to Melbourne Hospital suffering from a wound in the chest, caused at Narragoon by a revolver bullet. He said…
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Mr. R. Rees, in the employ of Messrs. Polin and Polin, whilst doing the rounds to Pine Creek in a grocer's cart on Thursday last, met…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Fishing Fatality. SYDNEY
Joseph Camion, aged 26, who resided at Enfield, while fishing off the rocks at Kurnell yesterday, was drowned…
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A man named Thomas Powers was killed in George-street yesterday. He was standing on the footboard of a crowded tramcar. When near the Fire…
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An accident, resulting in the death of a young man named Tom Phillips, and the serious injury to two boys, took place. In George-street on Saturday morning. A…
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A girl named Mary Florence Murphy, aged 19 years, and a resident of Warwick, was found dead in a bedroom in a Nell-street boarding house, Toowoomba. The police…
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