Fatal Football. Accident
A schoolboy named Oswald M'Gregor, 16 years of age. lately living with his parents at Arneliffe. died at the residence of Sir Wm. Russell. of…
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The Tree Accident
The young man Walsh, who, as reported on Friday last was injured by a falling tree at Overton, and had a very narrow escape from serious injury, is .now making rapid…
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A painful accident befell Rev. Geo. Camp-bell, the well—known minister of the Boywood Congregational Church, . yesterday afternoon. He was travelling on his…
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An accident of a very serious nature occurred yesterday afternoon at Large, whereby Mrs. John Brady, an old lady about 74 years of age, met with very severe injuries. It appears that Mrs. Brady,…
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A timber carter named Hall, in the employ of Gould Bros., of Singleton, was killed to-day at Grasstree, about four miles from Muswellbrook, by a log falling on him…
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An inquest on the body of the timbercarter, Hall who was accidentally killed at Grasstree yesterday as already reported, will be hold to-day. the awful fatality was…
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While crossing the Ohio at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, a steam launch capsized, and 20 out of 30 women aboard were drowned…
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News reached Singleton on Thursday morning that a young man named Rev[?] E. Hall, who for some years past had been engaged as a timber-getter,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Hotel Manageress Found Dead. Supposed Cycling Fatality. Sydney
This morning the body of Mrs Gilchrist, a widow, aged 45, who was engaged as manageress of the Hotel Metropole, Sydney, was found at the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fatal Accident at Muscle Creek. a Timeber Carter Killed
A shocking fatality occurred in the bush a few [?]iles from Grass Tree railway platform, on Thursday morning last, by which a timber carter named…
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A Reuter message from St. Petersburg says a novel proposal has been brought before the Meteorological Congress which has just been sitting in St…
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The body of a man named John T. Holt was found floating in the river at Port Hacking this morning. Holt was of independent means, and had lately been residing by himself on the south…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Railway Fatality Near Tamworth
A railway fettler named Thomas Davis, living at Moonbi, was on his way home from Tamworth on Saturday evening and was riding a railway tricycle. An…
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The horses attached to a coach on the Spit to Manly road bolted on Sunday afternoon down the steep hill leading into Manly. The coach was upset and…
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R McNeill an employee of Messrs. M. Campbell and Co., had his left hand badly crushed yesterday, whilst engaged moving a heavy iron safe. Tuesday morning…
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The eight-year-old son of Edmund Lewse of North Broken Hill, was drowned in a dam while playing with some companions, who, terror-stricken, did not raise an alarm until some hours afterwards…
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A married man named Michael Murphy, a resident of WIndermere. near Lochinvar, met with a serious accident on Wednesday, but it is not exactly known how the…
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Mrs R. Tickle met with a nasty accident last week. She was returning home from Dungog with her daughter, and was driving a…
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A peculiarly sad drowning fatality occurred at Sperber's dam, North Broken Hill, on Wednesday evening, when Darky Lewis, son of Mr Edmund Lewis,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Ocean Tragedy. Earl of Dalhousie's Brother Drowned
The Hamburg-American liner Cloveland, which reached Plymouth recently from New York, brought the sad news that one of her passengers, the Hon. ronald Edward…
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