Three Women Injured
Just after a big liner hail hauled off from the wharf ut Miller's Point this morning, this front gates were opened to permit the crowd to go on the wharf. As a result of the…
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Grazier Seriously Injured
Alexander Muir, a well-known grassier, of Moreena, near [?]ngara, is unconscious and in a critical state in the Sydney Hospital with injuries to his bead as the result of his…
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On Tuesday last Geoffrey, a young son of Mr George Stephenson, of thin town, met with a painful accident. He was attempting to get…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →News by Wire. Accident in Show Ring. Sydney
During the progress of the lady's high jump at the [?] Show to-day, Wallaroo bolted with Miss Grace Waugh. The horse created a sensation by racing round the ring…
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As the result of a boating accident two men were drowned at Comon on Monday afternoon. About three o'clock four men—Messrs,…
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In endeavouring to stop a runaway this afternoon a soldier, whose name we were unable to asceratain up to the time of going to press, was injured. A horse,…
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While returning to Hobart in a fishing boat the Sunbeam, 38 feet long, from a fishing excursion to Bruny Island, on Monday afternoon, the boat, which contained four men,…
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Miss May Thorpe, of Farley, met with a painful accident on Sunday afternoon. She was on the way to visit a neighbour, and when getting through a wire fence…
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A peculiar accident befel Mr. W. Sharp, a member of the Cessnock Erass Band, on Friday evening last. Mr. Sharp was playing with the band in the street when an…
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Considerable Reen, who was knocked down by a horseman on the Cessnock racecourse on Monday, has had to relinquish duty temporarily. He is suffering from a…
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At the Sunday-school picnic (St. John's) at Farquhar Park. Old Bar, yesterday, Kitty Macaulay (19), eldest daughter of William Macaulay, manager of the Purfleet…
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Michael Thynne, farmer, was riding over a railway crossing near Wallace railway station on Monday night on his way, home from the Ballart races,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Powder Factory Explosion. 106 KILLED; 66 Injured. London
An official message says that the casualties caused by the explosion which took place at the Kant powder factory on April 4 [?]ber 106 men killed and 66 injured. No women…
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Mrs. Daubney, of Love-street, Cessnock, was the victim of a shooting accident at the residences of her father, in Ann-street, Cessnock, on Sunday evening. It appears that…
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A motor car jumped over a bridge into the River lau[?] Kil[?] Three passengers were drowned. On two of the bodies which were recovered revolvers,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Fatality at Bellbird. Boy Crushed to Death. Cressnock
George Edmunds (14), was crushed to death in a travelling iron coal belt at B[?] this morning. It appears that by some means he fell on to the moving [?] and was…
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It appears that Mr Fulton was coming from Dungog on Friday when he was caught in a storm and stood up in the vehicle to put…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Boating Fatality. Two Men Drowned
As the result of a boating accident two men were drowned at Como on Monday afternoon. About three o'clock four men-Messrs…
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At the sunday-school picnic (St. John's) at Farquhar Park, Old Bar, on Wednesday, Kitty Macaulay (19). eldest daughter of William Macaulay, manager of the Purfleet…
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