Precipitated Plumber. a Serious Accident. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
A PLUMBER named Edward Bonfold fell from the roof of a hotel in Kingstreet to-day, a distance of 10 feet to the ground…
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Fatal Accident. Killed at His First Lay's Work. [By Telegraph.] Sydney
THIS afternoon a fatal accident happened to a young man whose name is believed to be Hunter, at the Australian Bond, in Young-street,…
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A s[?]ps' carpenter, named William McManners, was seen struggling in the water of Darling Harbour late last night. A man named Lawson went to his assistance, but arrived too late. The body…
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A MAN named William M'Manners was drowned in the Harbor late last night. A man named Lawson went to his…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Very Latest. Accidentally Woundad. [By Cable.] London
Private J. Chaffery was severely wounded, Private Kemp accidentally severely wounded and Private Brown accidentally slightly wounded whilst…
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Two men, who, it appears, missed the mail train at Young last night, and who were anxious to catch the express train at Harden for Yass, decided to walk the distance. They arrived at Murrumburrah…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Railway Fatality. Horrible End of an Old-Man. [By Telegraph] Sydney
Two men missed the mail train at Young last night, and as they were anxious to proceed on their journey by the next train, they started to walk to…
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OWING to the brake not acting on a petroleum train in Roumania, the train escaped control going down a steep decline, and telescoped into an…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Transvaal War. Boer Leaders. an Australian Accidentally Wounded. Convalescent. General Botha's Movements. a British General's Plucky Action. London, Sept. 26
Ten Boer leaders, who wore captured since the 15th instant, have been sentenced at Pretoria to permanent banishment. Private William Dunning, Third New South…
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The captain on the Dutch staff who was injured by the upsetting of a motor car ut Valkenburg, during the Dutch military [?], has succumbed…
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An open finding was recorded at the inquest con-cerning the death of Alfred Everington, whose body was found floating in Darling Harbour last night. There was no evidence to show how he got into the…
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What was almost a fatal accident is reported to have occurred on Saturday on the Bundarra-road. A farmer named Jenkins, living at Cooringoora, was driving to Bingara in a…
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Mr R. Snolson's accident was more serious than was at first thought, and he is now laid up suffering from the shock and bruisos…
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A boy named Roy Matthews, aged 14 years, residing at South Singleton, fell off the lower branch of a pepper tree in the Public School grounds, yesterday morning…
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While near the banks of the Bell River at Wellington on Saturday, Michael Lynch, aged seven, fell into the water and nearly lost his life. He had disappeared for the third time, when he was rescued…
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Whilst going home after attending the committee meeting of the Singleton Cricket Club on Tuesday night. Mr Lamb and his brother met with what might have…
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William Frederick Jasper, four years of ago, while with two other boys on Allen-street wharf, Leichhardt, yesterday, fell into the canal while ondo[?]ouring to get a jelly fish out of the water. A…
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The body of a man was found floating in the water at Correy's Gardens, Carbarita, this morning. The corpse does not appear to have been long in the water…
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The torpedo boat destroyers, Angler and Salmon, came into collision when rounding the Tongue Lightship, at the month of the Thames. The stern of the Salmon was damaged, but she was able to steam to…
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On Saturday about 11.30 a.m. a very serious accident happened to Charles Looey Halter, aged seven years, son of Mr C. M. Halter of John-street. It seems…
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