Accident
Whilst driving down the Hill at East Kempasy on Christmas Eve with a load of Xmas bushes in his spring cart, Mr. Silas Battle, of Belgrave-street, met with a…
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Fatality Near Wauchope. Death of Mr. Alex. Moore. Kendall
MR. Alex. Moore, of Kendall, was accidentally killed yesterday near Wauchope, through the limb of a tree falling on him. His body was found this morning…
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News was received by the District Coroner on Tuesday morning that a man named Alexander Moore had been accidentally killed on the previous day. No particulars were to…
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While driving a spring cart at East Kempsey on Christmas Eve, Mr. Silas Battle met with a nasty accident. The horse bolted with him and he was…
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A thunderstorm pasted over the City yesterday afternoon. Three men took shelter under a pine tree at Sandringham, which was struck by lighting, William Kemp was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Startling Accident to Two Boys
Michael Kennedy and Herbert Crews met with a peculiarly unfortunate accident whilst bathing with other boys in the river on Thursday last. It appears that the…
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A peculiar accident, by which two boys named Michael Kennedy and Herbert Crews were badly injured, occurred in the river at the end of last…
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A Macksville correspondent writes:--A sad accident occurred on the Warrell Creek road, some three miles from Macksville, on Friday week, by which Mr. N. Sherriff, an…
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A sad, and unfortunate accident occurred on board the Burrawong at Frederickton on Monday last during the regatta. John Manning a baker residing at Gladstone was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Terrible Railway Catastrophe 100 Persons Killed and Injured. London. Wednesday afternoon
The Baltimore Ohio express at a speed of 65 miles an hour,, collided with a local train ' at Graceland, in Now Jersey, when one hundred passengers in the latter train were…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Fatal Fall. Accident at Frederickton Regatta
QUITE a gloom was cast over the proceedings of the regatta at Frederickton on Monday last in consequence of a serious accident which ended fatally…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Sad Case of Drowning. Kempsey, Monday, 6 p.m
A Young man named Reginald Coleman, who was travelling, looking for work as a plumber, arrived at Kempsey on Friday last. On Sunday morning he went for a bathe in the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Serious Accident. Tuncurry, Monday, 4.30 p.m
MC MCWHAT peculiar and serious accident Happened at Tuncurry this afternoon, in connection with a festival at the Belle Vue Hotel, on the arrival of the near steamer Hawke…
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THE usual calm of a Sabbath morning in Kempsey was rudely broken on Sunday morning last by a very sad accident, in which a young man full…
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A SAD drowning accident occurred at Kempsey on Sunday last, when a young man named Reginald Coieman los' his life. An inquiry, was held on Monday, when evidence…
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At Collision occurred between and engine and outgoing train at Murrurundi on Monday night, both locomotives being derailed. Three passengers were injured…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Collision in Sydney Harbour.. a Large Steamer Beached. Sydney
A COLLISION occurred in the Harbor shortly after midnight on Saturday between the steamers Eurimbla, of the Adelaide Steamship Co., outward bound, for Melbourne, and…
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On Saturday last Mr, E. Taylor, accompanied by Misses E. Newton and E.Hogg, went out for a drive, and when going down the two mile hill the…
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A serious collision occurred early on Sunday morning off Bradley's Head between the steamers Waka[?], inward bound from Launceston, and the…
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We regret having to record the death of Mr. Jas. Hickey, of Never Never, at the comparatively early age of 51. It appears from particulars to hand…
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