The Funeral
Leaving Merriwa about two o'clock on Tuesday afternoon, at the conclusion of the inquest, the remains reached Scone shortly before three…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1899
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The Late Mr. Ed. Solomons
FULLER details than those published in last issue in repaid to the lamented death of the late Mr. Edward Solomons, Mayor of Scone, will be found…
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Mrs. Sutton, a very old and respected resident of this district, was accidentally burnt to death in her house on Thursday night…
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As Mr. Foley was for many years a resident of this town and was well known to, and highly respected by, many of our readers, we willingly…
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THE death of pioneers—the severance of the visible links which join the past with the present—always evokes feelings of poignant regret. The news…
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YESTERDAY, the local police received a wire stating that the decomposed remains of a man had been found at Stonehenge, near Glen Innes, and…
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ON Friday afternoon last (too late for that issue) an inquest was held at the Court House before the Coroner (Mr. G R. Evans, P.M.)…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-day's News by Wire. Sydney. Death of a Well-known Citizen
Ex-Alderman John Meeks, a well-known builder and contractor, died this morning from an attack of pneumonia…
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THE following paragraph, which appeared in last Wednesday's issue of the Clarion, published at Grafton by Mr. T. J. Houghton, will doubtless be read…
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On Monday last, at her residence, East Branxton, the wife of Mr H. J. Foreman. Principal of the Branxton Public School, joined the silent majority, after a lingering…
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MR T. J. HOUGHTON, in the last issue of the Clarion (which he recently started at Grafton), says:— "The sad and dreadfully sudden…
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The death of Mr F. C. Gaggin, formerly Crown Lands Agent at Scone, took place at Singleton on Friday afternoon at the age of 73. The late Mr Gaggin, who was a…
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The death is announced of Sir H. Naylor-Leyland, Bart., Liberal M.P. for Southport…
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It is well known that Shelley was wrecked and drowned on his way from Leghorn to Loria. "The remains," writes Leigh Hunt, "were burned after the good, ancient fashion…
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We clip the following from the Bathurst Times:— Our renders need scarcely be told of the great work performed in Bathurst…
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The death is announced of the Earl of Wharncliffe, aged 72…
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Sincere regret is expressed in political circles at the death of Mr. R. Stevenson, M.L.A…
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William J. Bailey, who is descrihed as a wealthy tourist from Adelaide, was seized with an attack of apoplexy while travelling in a tramear yesterday. He was removed to the London Hospital, where he…
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News was received last night of the death of Mr. Stevenson, M.L.A., while on a visit to Putey, a place about 50 miles from Singleton. Mr. Stevenson was a well-known and much respected…
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We record with deep sorrow, and in sympathy with a bereaved family, the death last night of Mr. James Downs Prentice, a leading citizen and and merchant of Maitland. This sudden and…
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