Bellincer Bar Fatality
At Uranga, Sunday morning, bent on fishing at the north beach, Will Bennett, of Newee Island, and Athol Swayne, bookkeeper at Ellis & Co.'s…
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Double Drowning Fatality
A BELLENGER Heads correspondent writes us as follows :-- A very sad drowning fatality occurred at Bellinger Heads on Sunday. Two…
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IT was with extreme regret that we have to report this week that a sad drowning accident occurred at East Kempsey between 5 and 6 o'clock on…
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Mr. Neilson, of the Bowman, met with a painful accident on Monday last. He was separating milk when something went wrong with a spring…
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The inquest on William Bearpark, aged 30, the motor cyclist who was killed whilst circling the Sports Ground track at 40 miles an hour…
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ON his arrival in Sydney to attend the sessions of the Methodist Conference, the Rev. T. Huggart received a severe shock to hear of the sudden death of his aged father, Mr. W. J. Huggart, J.P., who…
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A fatal motor-car accident occurred on Sunday morning last at Bankstown, when Mr. John Sands, the senior member of the firm of Messrs…
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On Monday morning, while driving to the Jerseyvillo Regatta in company with his wife and daughter and Miss Holtz, Mr. F. Sanders met with an…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Accident on the Illawarra Line
The first workmen's train on the Illawarra line was derailed at Hurstville this morning. The Illawarra train service was in consequence…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →The Randwick Accident
At the inquest on the jockey Matthews who was killed at Randwick on Monday, evidence was given that the occurrence was a pure…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Fire Panic Seven Killed, 15 Injured
At a concert, of the Women's Patriotic League at Houdain (Pas[?]de Calais), a lamp fell and the oil burst into a blaze…
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Captain Alexander McKay, at one time commodore of the Cunand Line, whose death is announced, commanded some of the company's famous…
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Mr. Harry Thompson, of. Stuart's' Point, shooting in the vicinity of Warrell Creek on Monday afternoon, met with a shocking accident to his left hand, by the explosion of his…
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A TERRIBLE drowning case occurred in the Brisbane River at Whitton's Flat, near Indoorowilly, on Monday, when a mother and three children…
Continued on Trove, page 19 →Shocking Railway Disaster. Four Men Killed. Twelve Injured
A shocking railway 'disaster occurred on the Melbourne. Lilydale railway line early on Thursday morning. The news so far is very…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →Local and General An Accident
Mr. Finlay McInnes had a heavy fall from his horse on Thursday last He was riding in the paddock when the horse placed a foot in a hole and…
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A dreadful burning tragedy occurred at East Fremantle, West Australia, last night when Mrs. Eliza Ptolemy, aged 42, and two…
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Mr. Harry Thompson, of Stuart's Point, shooting in the vicinity of Warrell Creek on Monday afternoon says the "Macleay Chronicle" met…
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The "New York Herald " says that Mr. Charles Stengel, of New York, describes the impact as terrific, tons of ice falling and killing men. The bows, he declares, were…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Accidental Inventions. Original of the Bayonet, the Lamp Chimney, the Telescope, and the Art of Lithography
The bayonet is said to have derived its name from the fact [?] it was first made at Bayonne, and its origin illustrates the proverb,…
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