Boating Accident
Through overturning a flat-bottomed boat in the Lane Cove rivet last night, a girl named Hyde was drowned…
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Train Collision
A collision occurred yesterday between 2 ballast trains on the South Coast line near Kembla junction. The engine and some trucks on the…
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John Kresbher, aged 16, and John E. Brown dived into a lagoon at Rockhampton Queensland, and both were drowned…
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A canoe containing a hus[?] of young persons cap[?] at Adelaida on Saturday. The accident was witnessed by a man named Charles Arnold Canst, who struck out for…
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The quiet little township of Tinonee was greatly disturbed on Monday morning when the news spread about that Henry George Grill, of that town,…
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The captain of the barque Zanita which has arrived at South Australia reports that at two o'clock on Christmas morning when 200 miles off Cape Leuwin he collided with…
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At Townsville on Saturday, Mrs. Lambert wife of a solicitor, drowned her two daughters aged 3 years and 9 months, and then informed her husband. She had…
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On Monday night there was considerable excitement in Wingham at a report that a man had been thrown out of a dray and killed on the Dingo Boad. From inquiries made we…
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A rowing boat containing 5 persons was swamped yesterday in the harbour. A young man named Louis Little was drowned, and others were rescued in an exhausted…
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MR. A. Gates, P.M., District Coroner, held an inquiry into the cause of death of Patrick Mooney, who was found dead on the road at a place called Wallaby Joe, near Wingham, on Monday night last…
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A bathing fatality, involving the loss of two lives, occurred on Friday at the residence of Mr. Marcus Clark, the well-known Sydney draper. The…
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The following is the evidence given on Tuesday, 23rd instant, of the inquiry held by Mr. Gates P.M., as to the cause of death of Patrick Mooney…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Latest Telegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. Collision in the Harbor
The steamer Manly collided with the of launch Agnes in the harbour and cut her in two. Mr. F. T. Hemming, a laundry proprietor, and his wife and four children, who…
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An engine, three trucks, and two carriages containing about 200 excursionists, ran off the line near Ferntree Gully, Victoria, on Sunday, and toppled over an embankment…
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Mr. W. J. Batty, Sheriff's Officer at Narrandera, was drowned while bathing in the Morrumbidgee River. His companion, in trying to save…
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A runaway goods train collided with a passenger train in Montana, America. The latter caught fire, and six passengers were killed, and 20…
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A submarine boat of the French navy, accidentally Struck the battle ship Saffron below the water line. The commander and the submarine…
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A man named A. H. Worland, aged 40, was washed off the rooks at Manly whilst fishing and was drowned. Two girls were drowned whilst…
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An engine and tender, and 6 tracks, were derailed when passing the points Glankes Station, South Australia. Fifty persons were on the train, but…
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The many friends of Mr. Douglas Lancaster will learn with regret that on Saturday last be met with an accident of a serious nature. From what we have been…
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