Collision in Sydney Cart versus Tram
A collision occurred on Tuesday morning in George-street, Sydney, between a horse and cart, occupied by a Chinese market-gardener, of…
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Drowned in the Bath Sydney
At the inquest upon the bodies of Mrs Olershaw and her infant, who were drowned in a bath at her residence. Newtown, on Monday…
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At One (W.A.) on Sunday morning a dairyman found a decapitated body on the railway line about half a mile from Day Dawn station. The body…
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[?]be Marquis Linlithgow, formerly Governer-General of Australia, met with a [?]ful accident yesterday while hunting [?] the Cheshire hounds. When the hounds…
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A terrible shipping disaster is reported from New York, in which the Joy liner Larchmont and the three-masted schooner Henry Knowlton were involved, proves to have been one of…
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As Goorge Puxty, in the employ of Messrs Elliott Bros., was riding a bicycle yesterday, a portion of the gear broke, and the rider was thrown…
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On Wednesday evening, an accident happened to Miss May Walker, daughter of Mr W. H. Walker, of Newington. Miss Walker, who is 16…
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The battleship Africa, 16,350 tons, came into collision with the Orient Royal mail steamer Ormuz, 6.165 tons, white left london on the same day for Sydney, Both…
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The 'battleship Africa, 16,350 tons, yesterday came into collision with the Orient-Royal mail steamer Ormur, 6-165 tons, which left London on the…
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A distressing and serious accident occurred to Mr F. M'Crohan, at Tamworth, on Wednesday last. Mr M'Crohan, who is a married man, with…
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A remarkable accident happened at Yarram (Vic.) to Mr A. E. Head, who was endeavoring to remove a couple of bullets that blocked up the barrel of a…
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The Queens Dowager of Portugal and her son Prince Alfonso, while motoring to a theatre in Lisbon, knocked down a woman and her child. The child was killed, and…
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A terrible shipping disaster is reported from New York, in which the Joy liner Larchmont and the three masted schooner Henry Knowlton were involved proves to have been one of…
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In our last issue we referred to a serious accident that befel Mr F. M'Crohan, near Tamworth, a tree having fallen upon him and dislocated his…
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A boundary rider, named William Thompson was found dead in the bush at Dunambral Station, Collarenebri, It is supposed that he was thrown from his horse on going…
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'An infant, 17 months old, was drowned in a bread can containing four inches of water, at its parents' residence. Glebe…
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A train collided with a motor car on a level crossing near Avignon, France, killing two of the occupants and injuring three…
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A message, dated Launceston, Tas., Tuesday, says:—A terrible accident happened on the River Tamar last night, involving the loss of ten lives. The news was received in…
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A ghastly discovery was made on Monday evening in the vicinity of the Logan-road railway station, near Brisbane. Shortly after a train…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fatal Capsize of a Boat. Four Persons Drowned. Auckland
A small boat capsized off Motutapu on Monday morning. The occupants were J. Pilkington and his two sons, Fred and Hurry, also Lionel Skinner and W…
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