Peacemaker Injured Argument Between Man and Wife Husband Charged. Sydney
John Henry Davies, a labourer, was charged at the central central court today with having assaulted Edward played, occasioning him actual…
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Local and General. Fatal Accident
Mr. Thomas Hicks, senr., of Raglan station, near Dungog, was killed instantly on monday afternoon when his sulky overturned, crushing his…
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Allan Turton and Henry Brown were painting the exhibition building at Prince Alfred Park to-day when the scaffolding broke, and…
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On Thursday morning at the Gloucester Police Station, while Constable Carroll was unbuckling his belt, which contained a loaded…
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Shortly after 11 o'clock on Monday night, as the crowd was dispersing after the Scottish concert, Mr. Stanley Dight (45), a visitor…
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Robert Hungerford, 14 years of ago, and a son of Mr.R.F. Hungerford, of Cessnock, met with all accident this morning that may…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Hose Electrified. Exciting Fire at Canterbury Three Persons Injured
Exciting scenes were witnessed at a fire which occurred at Canterbury, when a row of shops was threntened with destruction…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Canterbury Fire Shops Destroyed and Men Injured
An outbreak of fire in a furniture shop in Canterbury-road, Canterbury, on Tuesday night spread to five other shops in the block, severely, damaging…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Three Injured. 'Bus and Motor Car College. Sydney
A bus and motor car collided at Haberfield last night, with the result that three persons were injured. The 'bus and car were badly damaged…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Playtime Accidents a Touch of ZAM-BUK Enables Little Sufferers to Quickly Forget Their Cuts and Bruises
Little mischievous spirits cannot resist playing whree danger lies. It is natural and childlike. The wise and experienced mother, however, prevents…
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As a result of a fall of coal at the Killingworth colliery yesterday morning, John Evans, 40 years of age, a married man, lately residing at 117…
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A sad railway fatality occurred at Wallarobba station at 1.20 a.m. on Wednesday morning when Mrs. Johnson (nee Mary Hicks) of…
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An inquiry into the death on Monday last of Thomas Hicks was held in the couthouse on Thursday at 10 a.m., before Mr. W. H. Green, Coroner…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Collision on Railway Coal Train and Trucks
Early on Wednesday morning a coal train of 40 full waggons was brought to a standstill outside the Abermain marshalling yards when…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Man Injured. Heavy Rainstorm at Bathurst
A man was injured and considerable damage was done in various parts of the town in the course of a heavy rainstorm which broke over Bathurst late…
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A collision occurred between two motor cars near Dubbo last night as a result of which three persons were injured…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Canterbury Fire Shops Destroyed and Men Injured
An outbreak of fire in a furniture shop in Canterbury-road, Canterbury, on Tuesday night spread to five other shops in the block, severely damaging…
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Keith White, aged 4 years, living at Golden Grove, Largs, fell on a glass bottle while playing yesterday, sustaining a lacerated wound to the…
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Mrs. J. Campbell, living at young-street, East Maitland, fell Cown while working yesterday, and struck a poker with her left arm. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Nelson's Plains Drowning Fatality
The drowning [?] at Nerson's Plains on Sunday evening last cast a gloom over our district. Joseph Hughes was a very highly respected…
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