A Husband's Death. Charge of Conspiracy
At the Supreme Court at Palmerston North (Manawata, N.Z.), William Clemen and Elizabeth Ireland were charged with conspiring to murder the…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1913
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Obituary
The death is announced at the age of 69 of Mr. Michael Naybuck the well-known musical composer…
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Professor Thomas Edward Clouston, B. A. D. D., one of the best known and most widely respected ministers of the Presbyterian Church of Australia, died at his residence,…
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An inquest was held in Sydney on Tuesday concerning the death of William Joseph Donne, who is alleged to have been shot dead by his wife who was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Death of Mr. Knox. a Second Stroke. London. Wednesday night
Mr. W. Knox, ex-M.H.R., of Melbourne who died recently in England, suffered a second stroke, and went to Folkestone, hoping that the change would benefit his…
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It becomes our sorrowful duty to report the demise of another of our district's old identities, and one who was well-known and highly-respected…
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Mrs. W. Gulliver, a very old resident of Largs, died at her residence this morning after a few weeks' illness, at the advanced age of 68. The cause of death was…
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Professor Thomas Edward Clouston, B.A., D.D., one of the best known and most widely respected ministers of the Presbyterian Church of Australia, died at his residence,…
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Mr. W. Knox, ex-M. H. R., of Melbourne, who died recently in England, suffered a second stroke, and went to Folkestone, hoping that the change would benefit his…
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An inquest was held to-day concerning the death of William Joseph Donne, who is alleged to have ben shot dead by his wife, who was present in custody. Mrs. Donne…
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At the Supreme Court at Palmerton North (Manawata, N.Z.), William Clemen and Elizabeth Ireland were charged with conspiring to murder the latter's husband…
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The death is announced of Mr. Alfred Hirst, the well-known blind philanthropist, of Hudderfield, and of Dr. Tempest Anderson, late Vice-President of the British…
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The death took place on Saturday at his residence, Newcastle, of ex-Senior Constable Charles Steele, and with his demise went very well known and respected figure at the…
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The death occurred at this residence, Belmore-Street, West Tamworth, last Friday evening, of a well-known resident of Tamworth,…
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The death occurred, on Sunday, of Mrs Harriet Moore, wife of Mr John Moore, of Redbournberry, at the age of 69 years. The deceased was a native…
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The death is announced from Cromer Norfolk, of the Maharajah of Cooch Behar…
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Mrs. Harrlet Moore, wife of Mr. John Moore, of Redbournbery, died on Sunday, aged 69. Deceased was a native of London. and had been a resident of New South…
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Some people pessess the happy knack of making friends, but it in doubtful if any person found so many as did Mrs. Daniel Genge, during her brief sojourn here with…
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News of the death of Mr. John Francis Barry, the respected proprietor of the Commercial Hotel, which occurred last evening, shortly after six o'clock, will be received with…
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