News by Wire. Boating Fatality. Sydney
A boating party was capsized off Rotorua, N.Z., yesterday afternoon. The occupants were all thrown into the water. Three managed to regain the upturned craft and sat on…
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Boating Accident. Four People Drowned. (By Cable.) Auckland
While returning from Mokoia to Rotorua on Sunday seven people were in a small boat, when a sudden puff capsized the craft…
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After the closing of one of the hotels at Newcastle on Friday night a number of men and women collected near by and…
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A telegram from Berlin states the Kaiser's son, August, is suffeing from a complicated fracture of the thigh sustained in a motor accident while…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Collision. German Warship Founders. Copenhagen, Nov. 24
A Danish stemmed collided with the German destroyer S124, which foundered. The S124 was steaming at full speed off Falsterbo a tongue of land jutting out…
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A sad drowning fatality occurred yesterday afternoon, Standley Shelton, 141 years of age, losing his life. Deceased, who was the son of Mr. Shelton, a deputy at Pelaw-Main,…
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During the height of the storm yesterday evening, the wind blew a sheet of galvanised iron from the top of a haystack at the dairy farm of Mr. Hollingsworth at Lochend,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Around Dixmude. Germans Drowned
The following is among the recent in eidents of the imundations east of Dixmude. The waters cut off 1500 Germans on the night of November 18…
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Two men named C. Neilson and G. Thorley met with an accident at the railway goods shed on Tuesday morning. Neilson is a carrier from Jerry's Plains and, desiring to load…
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On Tuesday morning C Neilson, a carier, from Jerry's Plains, wishing to load some wool at the goods shed, asked another man, George Thorley, to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Pea-rifie Accidents
An unfortunate pea-rifle accident occurred to a son of Mr W. J. Hawke, of Armidale, recently. The boy was in a building, when his brother, who was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →News by Wire. Smocking Fatality. Sydney
A man, whoso name is at present unknown, was found dead on the Belmore line early this morning. The full length of a train apparently passed over him. Death must have…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Sad Fatality at Tenterfield
On Tuesday last a sad fatality occurred at Tenterfield, when a man named William J. Seymour, about 45 years of age, son of Mr. Matthew Seymour, of West Maitland, was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Three Men Drowned. Auckland (N.z.)
While the steamer Khan was lightering wool from a large steamer at Hawke's Bay N.Z., a surf-boat capsized and three men were drowned…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Riot at Newtown. Two Men Injured. Sydney
Alter the closing of hotels at Newtown last night a number of men and women collected near by and commenced an arg[?]ment. A free fight ensued, and the seen…
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On Tuesday morning C Neilson, a carrler, from Jerry's Plains, wishing to load some wool ar the Singleton goods shed, asked another man,…
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An inquest was held at the West Maitland courthouse this afternoon, touching the death of Stanley Shelton, who was drowned in the river at East Maitland on Wednesday…
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Mr. C. H. Gale, P.M., held a magisterial enquiry at the East Maitland Courthouse yesterday touching the death of Stanley. Russell Shelton, who was drowned in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accident to Railway Man. Foot Injured by Hand-car
"My husband recently met with a most. distressing accident when he was working on the Railway," writes Mrs. G. Bowman, Thosby-street, Wickham, Newcastle, N.S.W…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Prussians in the Wine Cellar. Drinkers Drowned. Paris
A company of 75 Prussians, harrassed by French artillery, took refuge in a wine cellar in Flanders, where they spent the night in carousing…
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