Painter and Queen Death of F. Von Lenbach
The death is announced of Professor Franz von Lenbach, the well-known Bavarian painter, at Munich. The deceased was sixty-eight years…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1904
104 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 5 of 6
Obituary
Mrs Ryan, relict of the late Mr. P. Ryan of Chooseman's Creek, passed away on Friday night last. Deceased had been ailing for some years, but had only of…
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Mr. Alfred Cramp, a resident of this town for some sixteen years, died early on Sunday morning from an acute attack of appendicitis. For some years past his…
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WE regret to report the death of Mrs Anthony Conway, which took place at Central Wyalong early this morning. Mrs. Conway was one of the pioneer residents of…
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IT is with feelings of deepest regret that we record the death of Mr Denis Hartigan, proprietor of the Imperial Hotel, which sad event took place yesterday afternoon…
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"Count" Orloff, the well-known "transparent" man, who has been exhibited all over Europe as a freak, has just died at Teplitz, Bohemia. He consisted of…
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IN our last we referred at length to the rather sudden death of our highly respected and estimable townsman, Mr. D. Hartigan, which sad event took place last Thursday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Personalities. the Late Mr. Clement Scott
ENEMIES, as well as friends, were inevitably bound to be made by a man so fearlessly (and at times, as his intimates often told him, so needlessly) outspoken as…
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We regret to record the death from acute enteritis of the youngest child of Mr. Jas. Kirkland of Auburn Vale, which sad event took place at the parents…
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At the local hospital an old resident of this district, in the person of Mr. J. R. Everett pissed away. Some few weeks ago he was brought from Mt. McDonald suffering from…
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We regret to announce the demise of one of Australia's oldest colonists in the person of Mrs. Jane Walker, who for many years had resided with…
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We observe with regret that the death is announced of Mrs. Lee, the wife of the Hen. George Lee, of Leeholme, Bathurst. The death of the…
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Keen regret was felt in town on Saturday last, when it became known that Mr. Tuckwell, wife of Mr. Jas. Tuckwell, a respected resident of Peak…
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The Dunolly "Express" (Vic) reports the death of Mr Peter M'Pherson, father of Mr George M'Pherson, of Gladysvale, near Tichbourne. The…
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Quite a gloom was cast over Wyalong on Wednesday last, on receipt of a telegram announcing the demise of Mr R. A. Collie, of Bermagui, but…
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The funeral took place on Tuesday. A very large number of friends and relatives joined in paying their last sad tribute of respect to the departed…
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It is with the profoundest regret that we chronicle the demise of Mr. Geo Carrington of this town, which sad event occurred at his residence in…
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We regret to record the death (at Cowra) of Mrs. Edmund Markham, who was a respected resident of Grenfell for thirty years. The sad event took place on Tuesday last, the cause of death being heart…
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MR. GEORGE HOWR, bricklayer, of this town, and an old-time resident, died on Saturday last, at the age of 70, leaving a widow and grown-up family. Deceased had been failing of late, and death was due to a…
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It is our sorrowful duty to record death of a former well known and deeply respected Peak Hill identity, in the person of Mr. J. H. Mead…
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