Strange Accident
A Gundagai telegram runs as follows : —An amusing, and for the time being exciting, incident happened at Gundagai, when a Chinaman's horse in a spring-cart…
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178 stories in Murray's papers · page 5 of 9
Foundering of a Steamer. Ten Persons Drowned
The H.M.S. Valetta brings news of the loss of the steamer Sultan of Bombay, in the Arabian Sea. After leaving Aden, when off Socotra, on June 10, the Sultan…
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An accident occurred on Thursday afternoon to Mr. Adam C. Muller, selector, residing at Marrar, which terminated fatally on Friday morning. It appeared…
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The correspondent of the Warren Herald writes:—An unfortunate accident occurred here. Mrs. Wynue, the wife of Mr. R. Wynne, of the Quambene Hotel…
Continued on Trove, page 28 →Buggy Accident
The Rutherglen Sun reports that whilst Misses Simpson and Farcey (grand-daughters of Mr. J. Keeble, of Gooramadda) were driving home from…
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A singular story is recorded concerning the origin of blue-tinted paper, now so much in vogue for commercial uses. The wife of an English paper…
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A serious accident happened to a drover, named T. C Parker, on Fort Bourks station. A mob of cattle in his charge stampeded and whilst in pursuit of them…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →The Armidale Accident
At the inquest on the body of Mr. Bradley, who was run over by the Brisbane mail train at Armidale, it was elicited, that the porter at the crossing warned him not…
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Mr. Sydney Smith, the Minister for Agriculture, and a Parliamentary party arrived at Bourke on Saturday morning for the purpose of decla[?]ing open the…
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Mr. W. H. Easterly, until recently resident of Howlong, has been found drowned in the Murray River…
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A singular story is recorded concerning the origin of blue-tinted paper, now so much in vog[?] for commercial uses. The wife of an English paper…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Sad Fatality at Howlong. Mr. W. H. Easterby Drowned
A painful sensation was created in Albury on Sunday night by the arrival of a telegram announcing the untimely death of Mr. W. H. Easterby, one of the oldest…
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A serious tramway accident occurred on Sunday evening in Oxford-street, Paddington, at the bottom of Barrack Hill. Two steam trams, travelling in…
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THE coroner, Mr. A. N. Burnett, P.M., held an inquiry at Howlong on Monday last. The evidence tendered showed that on Sunday Mr. Easterby left his home…
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A Bethanga correspondent writes:—"Mrs. Lawlor reported to the police on Saturday afternoon her husband missing. During the evening Constable Weathered found his body…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →Terrible Railway Disaster. Forty Killed and Sixty Injured. London, July 12
A fearful railway accident has occurred in Denmark. The express train from Helsinger (Elsinore), on the Sound came into collision with a passenger train from…
Continued on Trove, page 26 →A Train Derailed. Alarming Accident at Tungamah
A railway accident occurred at Tungamah on Wednesday, which, though fortunately unattended by any loss of life, seriously endangered the passengers aboard, and resulted…
Continued on Trove, page 24 →Latest by Telegraph Serious Accident to Lady Brassey. Melbourne
A serious accident happened in Melbourne to-day. Lady Brassey and the Hon. Dorothy Brand were out driving, when a runaway horse attached to a cart…
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"With reference to the scene of the late railway accident at Tungamah, a correspondent writes:—"On going over the ground it seems marvellous that the…
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List Saturday night a fatal accident happened ia Hunter-street, Newcastle. Fully ten thousand persons were in that thoroughfare, when a young horse…
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