The Recent Railway Fatality
Further particulars of the death of James Cahill, jun., who was killed on the railway line near Gosford on Saturday, show that the fatality was a very…
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Motor Car Accident. Miraculous Escape
A sensational accidnet occurred on [?] Mountain, between Wingham and Gloucester. A motor car, with live passengers, left Gloucester some time after lunch, but owing to…
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London, Tuesday.—The King, accompanied by the Queen, opened the new dock at immingham, on the coast of Lincolnshire, yesterday. As the train…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Letters to the Editor Abermain Railway Fatality
Sir;—I notice in your issue of the 17th instant, in reference to the accidental death of the station master at Abermain, that the jury in returning their verdict added a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Pea-Rifle Fatality at Merriwa. "Only Too Common."
On Saturday afternoon five boys, whoso ages ranged up to 13 years, each armed with a pea-rifle went rabbit shooting on Merriwa…
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Mr. Thos. Robinson, foreman at Wolslenholme's sawmill, met with a painful accident this morning but luckily was not seriously injured. He was using the cross-cut…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Accident to Steamer. Hamburg July 25
The Hamburg Amerika liner Hamburg 10,531 tons which has just arrived here ustained considerable damage owing to the leavy weather she encountered on her…
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Jack Roarty, a resident of East Maitland, and a wheeler at the East Greta colliery met with a painful accident yesterday, whilst following his employment. He had…
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Mr. Felix Broderick, who recently had the fingers of his right hand so badly crushed by mining machinery, that it was thought amputation would be necessary, is…
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While one of the Grove-Nattrass Co's cara was convoying 5 passengers over the Brushy Mountain one evening last week the driver got out at the top of an incline. The car…
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Mercler's champagne buildings at Spernay have been burnt down. Three persons were burled in the rulns and several fire men were injured…
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A sensational accident occurred on Brashy Mountain, between Wingham and Gloucester. A motor car, with live passengers, left Gloucester some time after lunch, but owing to…
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The Duke d' Lorge, a well-known French nobleman, while waiting for Mr. J. Arthur James, Grafton-street, LOndon, fell down the lift well, and was killed…
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(a) Acts to apply to mines where number of persons employed is temporarily reduced below 15. (b) Power for an officer of the board to…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Collision at Sea. Liner and Collier. Montreal, July 28
The Canadian-Pacific liner Empress of Britain (14,198 tons) collided with and sank the British collier Helvetia, ten miles west of Fame Point, on Saturday afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fatal Railway Accident. a Ganger's Death. (By Telegraph). Sydney
This morning, John Byrnes, aged 50 years, a ganger in charge of the fettlers working on the installation of the new lines between the Central Station yard…
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It is reported that when attempting to cross the river to get to the railway camp about eight miles from town on Monday a party of three officials had a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Recent Collision. Quebec, July 29
The Canadian-Pacific liner Empress of Britain, which collided with and sank the British collier Helveta 10 miles west of Fame Point, on Saturday afternoon, has returned…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Boating Fatality. Berlin, July, 31
A sailing boat capsized at Einfeldsee, Neumunster, yesterday, and of twelve persons aboard, nine were drowned…
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