Three Lads Drowned. Bathing Fatality Near Como Tragic End to an Outing
The Monday morning the crowds of holiday-makers spending New Year's Day in the picturesque little township of Como were horrified by…
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Shocking Fatality on the Railway. Cut to Pieces by a Train
A shocking railway fatality occurred between Tamworth and Moonbi on Monday night the victim being Mr. Albert Burton of Limbri…
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A coronial inquiry was commenced at Moonbi before Mr. F. J. McMahon J.P, Deputy Coroner, when particulars of the dreadful occurences were…
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Mr. Poynton, M.H.R., was knocked down by a cyclist in King William Street, Adelaide, yesterday, and badly injured. It will be some time…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Twenty-four Lives Lost. the Loss of the Tathra. Chief Enginee Rand Steward Amongst the Drowned
A cable received by the Navigation Department confirmed the news of the steamer Tathra in the New Hebrides Group with the…
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About noon on Monday at Comara, a fine ten year old boy, Jco. Dow, son of Mr. Geo. Dew, of Lagoon Creek, Upper Macleny, was bathing…
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We hear that on Friday morning a shocking accident occurred about seven miles above Macksville, towards Taylor's Arm, where some logs were…
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During the progress of the funeral profession of the late Mr. W. H. Rowe, between Gladstone arid Barnett's Bridge, a horse driven by Mr…
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A shocking fatal railway accident has occurred at Barnawatha railway station, near Albury. A buggy containing Thomas Brierly and Charles…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Submarine Disaster. Collision Near Isle of Wight. Feared 11 Lives Lost
The submarine A3 was in a collision off the Isle of Wight on Friday afternoon, and was damaged to such an extent that she sank…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →In Railway Accidents. What Would You Do?
In a party of commercial travellers the question was recently propounded, "What would you do incase of a railway collision, at full [?]ed?"…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Town Topics. Shocking Accident
Mr. C. S. Brownrigg, whom many will remember as Engineer for Harbours and Rivers in this district many years ago, had the misfortune to fall…
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A cable from Wellington, New Zealand, states that a double drowning fatality occurred near that town last night. The Rev. Mr. Lockie and…
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A serious railway smash occurred at Sutherland station this morning. An engine and three empty carriages while shunting dashed into…
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The steamer Wychwood (British) and Torbay (Norwegian) came into collision off Caister, near Yarmouth, during a fog. The Torbay was badly…
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Mr. Stanton, who has been working for Mr. C. A. Hooke, of Cobark, for a number of years, met with a serious accident on Tuesday last. He…
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On Saturday last a Manning native, Mr. Bert McLeod, was drowned near Gordonville on the Bellinger. While the river was fairly high, he and a…
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The twenty month old small girl of Mr. Win. Batterson, of Greenhill, met with an accident on Saturday that unfortunately terminated fatally. By…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →News by Wire. Sydney, Wednesday night. Fatal Tram Accident
A young man aged about 26, who is as yet unidentified, attempted to board a racecourse tram in Elizabeth Street at one o'clock this afternoon…
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Saturday evening, about half-past five, Mrs. Gill, wife of Mr. F. W. Gill, of East Kempsey, got a sad shock on looking for her little two-year-old…
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