Serious Accident
An accident of a very serious nature occurred to Mrs. H J. Moses, of Greenbill, on Saturday morning last. From particulars to hand, it would appeal that Mrs Moses…
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Serious Accident
On Saturday morning last, Mrs. Moses, wife of Mr. H. J. Moses, storekeeper of Greenhill, met with a very serious accident. She was hand…
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The bodies of two children, book of Robt. Williams, were found in the river at Bermagui yesterday. It is Surmised that they fell off the bridge while playing…
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Walter Riley, of Gosford 19 years of age, a promising young sculler and winner of the OUtrigger Race at the regatta held there on Easter Monday…
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A SENSATIONAL collision occurred at Sydney Heads shortly after midnight on Friday. The vessels concerned were the steamer Peterborough, outward bound for Jervis Bay, and the…
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A SENSATIONAL collision occurred at the Sydney Heads shortly after midnight on Friday last. The vessels concerned were the steamer…
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An albatross is generally reckoned by sailors to be a bird of ill omen therefore such a remarkable occurence as a rescue from drowning of a…
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An accident of a somewhat serious nature occurred to Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Scott whilst driving out of Kempsey on Tuesday night From what we have been able to learn, the…
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The folly at locating the rubbish tip contiguous to the main road was further exemplified on Tuesday last. Mr. Alt. W. Scott, with his…
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Twenty three persons were killed in a railway collision in America…
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Mr. John Campbell, auctioneer of Kempsey, met with a nasty accident on Saturday last. From what we can learn he was driving cattle into a…
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An elderly woman named Mary Morris died at Perth, W.A., as the remit of severe burns. It is stated that there were eleven beds in a four-roomed house where deceased…
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A boy named Bradbury sustained serious injury to the legs on Monday last owing to the firewood waggon attached to the traction engine passing over them. When drawing…
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Last Saturday a man named Chas. Freeman was the victim of a nasty accident, which necessitated his removal to the Kempsey hospital. It appears that Freeman, who…
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On Saturday last Mr. Charles Freeman, bullock driver, met with a shocking accident. He was working near Piper's Creek, and from…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Fatal Accident at Kundibakh. Magisterial Inquiry
A MAGISTERIAL inquiry was held by the District Coroner (Mr. A. Gates, P. M.), at Kundibakh on Saturday last, on the body of John William Price Green, a lad of about 13 years of age, who died…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegraphic. Sydney, Tuesday Shocking Gun Accident
At a hare drive near Cooma, Arthur Mould was mounting a horse when both barrels of his gun were accidentally discharged and the was almost disembowelled…
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During the celebration of Mass at a workhorse in Fermoy, Ireland, the floor collapsed killing 16 women, and injuring 32…
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Whilst driving along East Kempsey on Friday afternoon last, Mr. and Mrs. J. B Nance and Miss M. Nance met with a serious accident, When nearing Mr. Henry…
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During the progress of a variety and cinemetograph entertainment on Friday night last in West Maitland, by W. J. Quinn, of Singleton, the…
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