Rescued From Drowning. a Boy's Prompt Action
The boys on the training ship Port Jackson, in Woolloomooloe Bay, were standing by hammocks, about 8 o'clock on Tuesday night, preparatory to…
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Dock Fatality at Auckland. Two Lives Lost
A serious accident, attended with the loss of two lives, occurred on Tuesday afternoon at the Galliope Graving Dock, Auckland. Two men, W. May and R. Clark, are…
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A serious accident happened at Goulburn on Wednesday to a little girl named Greta Maitland, 11 years of age, daughter of 'Sir E. L. Maitland,…
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A sailor named William Hawcraft (24) was this morning drowned in the harbour. He was employed on board the s.s. Kalgoorlie. He was going up the mizzen mast, and after…
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Yesterday afternoon Mr. William Stocker, accompanied by his wife, two little sons, and an infant, was driving in a sulky down Carrington-street, Horse Shoe Bend, and stopped…
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A sad drowning accident occurred on Saturday afternoon in the Yarra. A four-oared crew rowed down stream from Melbourne to witness the…
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A sailer named William Haweraft (24) was drowned this morning in the harber. He was employed on board the steamship Kalgoorlle, and was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Street Fights at Broken Hill Man Seriously Injured
Saturday was what is known as "big 'pay" in Broken Hill, and as usual a good deal of insobriety was noticeable. Street fights were of…
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On Saturday evening last an unfortunate accident befel Mr. George Morey, the well-local carrier and highly respected citizen It appears he was driving one of his delivery…
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The body of a man drowned at Manly while bathing on Monday last has been identified as that of Alfred Pretty, who resided in a Sussex-street lodging house…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Yarra Boating Fatality Modesty and Life-Saving
At the inquest concerning the drowning of Albert E. Hoof in the Yarra at Melbourne, as previously published, chief interest was centred in the…
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'A' middle aged man named Taylor, a resident of Clarence Town, was admitted to the Maitland Hospital this afternoon, suffering from an injury received last, evening as the…
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George Crossman- guard on the goods train which arrived at Penrith from Wallerawang on Tuesday morning, met with a terrible accident,…
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A fall of coal and debris occurred in the Lumbton pit on Wednesday, where by a miner, William Jacobson, 4[?] years of ago, a widower, met his death,…
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Whilst out at the mines yesterday collecting on behalf of the Federal Band, Mrs. J. Kealy, a resident of Beckmann-street, and a very enthusiastic supporter of the band, bad the misfortune to meet with…
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As George Childworth, employed by Mr D. Faulkner, of Whittingham, was riding a horse on Wednesday the animal fell with the rider and one of the…
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A dreadful accident occurred at Heathcote (Vic.) to a child, three years of age, the daughter of David Bonney, of Wild Duck Creek. Bonney's…
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A six-year-old boy named Luke was fishing off the jetty at Austinmer yesterday, when he fell into the water. His brother, aged 18, at once went in after him, but without…
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[?] protruding from a goods train [?] Peninsular Express as it was tra[?]teauneuf towards Avignon. Mr. [?]na, an engineer of the Indian…
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[?]at Shanghai overturned sampans [?] 45 Japanese bluejackets to the [?] Sixty sailors were…
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