South Australian Accident
As the train from Angaston to Adelaide reached a crossing three miles north of Gawler on Monday afternoon, it collided with a motor car…
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Elands Fatality. Coroner's Inquest
On Wednesday last, ut Messrs. Wallace and, Whitbread's sawmill, at Elands, he district coroner (Mr. G. B. Morris) held an inquiry concerning…
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On Sunday morning, during the temporary absence of her parents (Mr. and Mrs. A. Kyle, of Nulla Creek), a little girl not quite six years of age, was…
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Sunday morning last, during a brief absence of her parents (Mr. and Mrs. Alex Kyle, of Nulla Creek) a little girl about 5½ years of age was sitting…
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The District Coroner, Mr. G. B. Morris, J.P., held an inquiry on Wednesday into the death of William Curry, twenty years of age,…
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On Sunday morning, during the temporary absence, of her parents (Mr. and Mrs. A. Kyle, Nulla Creek) a little girl not quite six years of age,…
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WORD was received in Port Macquarie on Friday morning that Mr. J. Roods, of Bellangry, was accidentally killed in the bush there yesterday…
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One year ago last May Miss Teresa Jensen, a shop assistant, was dressing the window. Both her hands wee busy, and her mouth was full…
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A shocking fatality occurred on the Stroud-road, about seven miles from Raymond Terrace on Sunday afternoon, when through a motor car…
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Word was received in Port Macquarie on Friday morning that Mr. J. Roods, of Bellangry, was accidentally killed in the bush there the previous day by…
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A shocking fatality occurred on the Stroud-road, about seven miles from Raymond Terrace on Sunday afternoon, when through a motor car…
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A shocking fatality occurred on the Stroud road, seven miles from Raymond Terrace, last Sunday afternoon, when through a motor car…
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THE District Coroner, Thomas Maloney, Esq., J.P., held an inquiry at the Court House, Wauchope, on Friday, 7th inst., touching the death of Francis John Roods,…
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On Monday morning Mr. W. L. Thomas, head grocer at Mr. E. W. Moxey's Store, Wingham, was driving into Wingham from Strath[?]edar…
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The Lembery newspapers report, says a Vienna message, that 200 were killed and a thousand wounded in the fighting there with machine-guns…
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On the Bulga, Mr. G. Miller, accompanied by Mr. C. Green, of Bobin, near Wingham, had a team of bullocks operating round a steep…
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While doctors, ambulance officers and, railway men hacked desperately into the ghastly wreckage of the train smash at Caulfield last night,…
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Harry Devereaux and his horse were drowned in the Wakool River, Victoria yesterday. The horse, still harnessed to the shafts of the linker, but dead,…
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THE visit of Mr. W. S. Hume and his wife and daughter, who have just completed a pleasant holiday at Fort Macquarie, reminds one of the…
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Robert Settle Jun., of Blaketown, a married man with seven children, and another man named Dargill, were drowned when their fishing boat…
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