Railway Collision in America. Six Persons Killed
A terrible railway accident, attended with considerable loss of life, is reported from the United States. A goods train, escaping from a railway…
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Accident in a Coal Mine. Remaining Men Saved. London
The disaster in the coal mine at Clackmannan, Scotland, has fortunately not resulted in loss of life. The remaining two entombed miners have…
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A young man named Nugent Minogue was yesterday admitted to the Albury Hospital. The lad, who was, about 18 years of age, was carting…
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On Monday-a-team-of bornes belonging to Mr. Peter [?] took fright and bolted-down the main street. After going some little…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →New South Wales. Sydney, Friday. Wanted to Be Drowned
James Eve, a well-known tobacconist, carrying on business in Pittstreet, made an attempt to commit suicide to-day. Eve jumped…
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Mr. C A. Rosier, J.P. of the Commonwealth Poultry Farm, Henty, received a nasty fall from his bicycle on Friday, which dislocated his collar…
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Phenomenal rains have fallen in certain quarters of the Rand. The Rudd shaft of the South Rose Deep Company was Hooded out and 55…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Thrown From a Buggy. Mr A. Heriot Seriously Injured
An accident, unfortunately attended by somewhat serious results, befel Mr Ancrum Herriot of "Rookwood," Wagga-road (about 8. miles from…
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Mr Ancrum Heriot, the victim of the driving accident on Saturday afternoon (reported in yesterday's "Morning Mail") is in a very critical…
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A railway fettler named Robert Ogilvie met with a painful accident yesterday afternoon. He was removing some sleepers on a railway trolly…
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The Crown law officers have decided that the captain of the Monty shall be put on his trial for running down. Mr. Heming's motor launch and…
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Miss Beatrice Hendriks, of 7 Viearage gate Kensington, her sister Ethel, and her sister, Mrs Pollard, were riding in Rotten Row one day in May…
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A sensational railway accident has occurred at Helena, the capital of Montana, situated in Prickly Pear Valley, near the Rocky Mountains, about 14 miles west of…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →Mr Roosevelt's Adventure. a Steamer Collision During His Sleep
The New York correspondent of the London "Daily Mall" wrote on 27th November:—At the close of his visit to New…
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A shocking disaster is reported from the Rand goldfields. The mine concerned was the South Rose Deep, which is chiefly worked by native labour. A large party was…
Continued on Trove, page 27 →General Cables. London, Wednesday. Accident to a Submarine
During some naval manoeuvres in Plymouth Sound five submarines attacked the H.M.S. Theseus. A passing steamer struck and buckled the…
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While Mr. Walter Thomson was lifting bottles of lemonade out of an ice-chest at the Riverina Hotel yesterday, two of them clashed together…
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A sail fatality occurred near Camperdown this morning to a well-known and highly-respected resident, named John Tonkin. 47 years of age…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fatality on Shipboard. a Carpenter Killed. Melbourne
A shocking fatality occurred on the White Star liner Tropic in Port Phillip Bay this morning. Owing to a derrick slipping, J. Williamson,…
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The Great Southern mine, Bendigo, on Monday, was the scene of a shocking blasting accident, when two married men, Daniel Sheahey and George Boggan, were…
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