Disastrous Gas Explosion. One Man Killed. Two Injured. Sydney
An explosion of gas at Homebush resulted in the destruction of two shops and injury to three men who were in the building at the time…
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Fatal Accident
Mr. Horace de Lissa, the wellknown Sydney barrister, was killed on Sunday in a rid ng accident. In company with some friends he was…
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Whilst out hare shooting near Tamworth, a lad named Percival Charles Vial, aged 17, stumbled over his gun. The shot entered his…
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Shortly before noon on Saturday right men were working on a new theatre being built at the corner of Darling and Roundtree streets…
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The youth, Jas. Lawrence, jnr., who tends the lamps in East, came cycling down the hill past Mr. Godwin's on Saturday night, about eleven, and ran…
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MR. ALBERT LAWRENCE, who was accountant at the Commandant Hill sawmills, met with an accident on Saturday night last, which caused his death. Accompanied by…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Terrible Rail Wreck. Eleven Killed ; 39 Injured. Collision Near Paris. Pleasure-seekers' End
A disastrous railway collision, in which 11 passengers were killed and 39 injured, occurred last night on the Maccadet Bridge, near Paris…
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A young man named Joseph Aggett was killed instantly while engaged in shunting at West Maitland yesterday. The train ran over…
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Just as the R. M. S. Orvieto was about to resume her voyage to the eastern States early on Tuesday evening, several belated passengers…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Terrific Explosion at Kiama Quarry. Five Men Killed Many Others Injured
Minnamurra, a peaceful little hamlet, a couple of miles from Kiama, was shocked with a sudden and terrible tragedy early on Tuesday…
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This day week Mrs. Edward Benson of Pola Creek working at a washfire had the horrible misfortune to get her clothing alight when do one was near…
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Sunday afternoon there was taken to the District Hospital by Constable Cameron a man who Was found in a distressed and injured condition on…
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Mr. Cyril Page, brother of Dr. Page, met with a very severe burning accident at the garage on Friday last. The unfortunate young gentleman was…
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Not only Brierfield, but the whole district, was horrified on Thursday evening last, says the 'Courier' when the news was spread hurriedly that Mr. William…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Coronial Inquiries. the Racecourse Fatality
AT the Court House on Saturday morning last, the Hon. E. A. T. Pery, P.M. and Coroner, held an inquiry into the cause of the death…
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ON Sunday afternoon a man who was known as Sid. Dawson was accidentally killed owing to a fall from his horse. The accident…
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On Saturday morning shortly after eleven Mr. Harold W. Doney, whose arrival to spend a holiday in Kempsey we mentioned in our last issue, was…
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IT is with sincere regret we are compelled to record this week the sad death by drowning of Harold Waine Doney, which occurred in the…
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FOR some time there has been trading between the Clarence and Brisbane the s.s. Timaru. She would probably not be AI at Lloyd's; but she was filling a useful…
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Seeing there's nothing to block the , view up-over 'twas thought that aviation would be free from collisions but an accident at Douay by which…
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