Reckless Use of Firearms. Young Man Accidentally Shot
A young man named Thomas Doyle, residing in Surry Hills, was shot in the temple on Saturday night. Doyle had been to a picture show with a friend,…
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Train Fatality. Seattle Aug. [?]
Five people were killed and many [?] through a west-bound Olympian [?] the Chicago-Milwaukee railroad [?] through a bridge 60 miles east of [?]…
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Mr. Mitchell, British Consul Salisbury Plain, on a Mersey monoplane, of which he was the inventor, fell from a height of 300 feet, and was killed…
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The adjourned inquest concerning the death of Walter Hill, who was killed on the Aberdare railway crossing at Abermain on Friday last, was resumed at Jewell's Hotel,…
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Yesterday afternoon a prolonged earthquake was felt in the vicinity of Concasntinople. It caused the explosion of a lamp at Chorlu, and a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General Cable News. Fatal Shooting Accident. London, August [?]
Dr. Sloan, of New Zealand, who is [?] visit, to Great Britain, was shooting at Overton, Ayrshire, yesterday, and dentally killed a schoolboy named [?]…
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[?] Tremble, an old resident of Mac[?] (Q.), and father of eight grown-up [?], açcompanied by his son-in-law, [?] [?], of Brisbane, and his son…
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Paris, Tuesday.—A shocking tragedy occurred on the railway, near Boulogne, the victim being William Anderson, a youth of 18. Anderson, who was the son…
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Many fishing vessels have foundered, and their crews have perished, in a storm which has swept the north coast of Spain…
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The ship G. W. Wolff, 1588 tons register was wreeked near Flinders Island [?] [?]sday last, while on a voyage from teas Ayres to Newcastle…
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London, Tuesday.—Professor Koch and. Dr. Sloan, a New Zealander who are visiting, England, were shooting birds at Overton, in Ayrshire, when they…
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A burglary at Lord Meath's house, Laficaster Gate London. fell through a skylight and was injured, but escaped…
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Mr J. L. Crick, of Stroud, met with a serious accident on Wednesday night while climbing through a wire fence. By some means he…
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An unfortunate, and very serious, accident occurred on Tuesday night last at the Catholic Church corner, by which an identity of the town,…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →The Abermain Fatality. Inquest at Weston
The adjourned inquest concerning the death of Walter Hill, who was killed on the Aberdare railway crossing at Abermain on Friday last, was resumed ai Jewell's Hotel…
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The special co?espondent of the "S.M.Herald" in London, on July 12, [?]:- [?] experiments lately made in New…
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A report has been received by the Director of Qua[?]antine (Dr. Norris) in Melbourne from Dr. Elkington, Chief Quarantine Officer of Queensland, with reference to the disappearance of two lepers…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Dangerous Railway Crossing. Another Fatality. Abermain
A youth named Walter Hill (16), was killed at Abermain Railway Crossing yesterday afternoon, about three o'clock, almost at the identical spot where Stationmaster Keating…
Continued on Trove, page 15 →Tram Car Fatality. Extraordinary Street Scene. New York
An extraordinary scene took place when an Italian was killed by a street car. Twelve hundred Italian workmen knelt around the decapitated body in the middle of the street…
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