The Queen's Funeral. Memorial Service at Corowa
SATURDAY last was observed as a close holiday by the business place in Corowa and wahgunyah in consequence of the funeral of our late beloved Queen. In…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1901
250 stories in Murray's papers · page 4 of 13
The Funeral of the Queen. a Series of Great and Mournful Pageants. From Cowes to Windsor. A Superb Naval Demonstration. Impressive Military March LONDON
The funeral of Her Late Majesty the Queen took place yesterday. The weather was cold and gloomy in London, but rain hold off until the procession was over…
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Mr John [?] who is well-known all over Australia, died last week at his [?] Victoria. He was age of 74 and was a native of…
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It will he learned with regret that the eldest son of Mr. J. C. Leslie, of the Corowa Free Press, passed away on Tuesday, the 29th ult just two months ago he returned from…
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The last page of the history of her late Majesty, Queen Victoria, has been written indelibly on the memories of her vast hordes of subjects throughout the world. On Saturday…
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The coffin containing the remains of Her late Majesty the Queen was on Friday removed from Osborne-house, where Her Majesty died, to Cowes. whence it was…
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The funeral of Her late Majesty the Queen took place yesterday. The weather was cold and gloomy in London, but rain held off until the procession was over…
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The funeral of Her late Majesty the Queen took place yesterday. The weather was cold and gloomy in London, but rain bold off until the procession was over…
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The sad news reached Hay on Sunday afternoon that Mr. Arthur Tyson had passed away. The news of the death of the above gentleman came as…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Port Melbourne Poisoning Cases. Death of One Victim
Mr Archibald McArthur, who was one of the victims of the Port Melbourne beer-poisoning [?] succumbed at about 3 O'Clock on Tuesday morning…
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We regret to have to report the death of Mr. Arthur Charles Denis. Tyson, of Povensey and Corrong stations, which sad event took place at his Melbourne residence,…
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We regret to have to report the death of Mr Arthur Charles Denis Tyson, of Pevensey and Corrong stations, which sad event took place at his Melbourne resdience, "Myola,"…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Death of an Old Colonist
M Frederick C. L[?] a very old [?] died at his residence, Moonee Ponds, on Tuesday last. He came to Victoria from Wednesday, S[?]ffordshire, England, in 1849…
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The death of Mr. Thomas James, of the Osborne's Flat road, at the extreme age of 81 years, removes from the Yack[?]dandah district another of its oldest residents, and most…
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The death of Mr. John Sadler, an old colonist and a leading resident of Taminick, near Wangaratta, for the past 21 years, occurred on Friday. The deceased was a…
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It will be learnt with great regret in very many quarters that Mr. J. D. Emerson, solicitor, of the firm of Emerson and Fielding, died suddenly, though not altogether…
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We regret to have to report the death of Mr Arber Charles Denis Tyson (reports the Hay “Grazier”) of Peven[?]ey and Corrong station, which sad event took place at his Melbourne…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Family of the Late Mr. Peter Tyson. (To the Editor of the Reverine Grazier.)
SIR,—In the account of that very sad event (published in Tuesday's Grazier), by which a most estimable and sterling man had been out off by death before reaching the…
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The death occurred last week of an old resident of the Singleton district, in the person of Mr. John Lathbridge, of Bidgman, at the age of 76 years. Deceased was a cousin of the…
Continued on Trove, page 29 →Death of Mr. J. Huddart
A cable message was received by Mr. W. Appleton, one of the directors of Huddart, Parker, and Co., Limited, announcing the death of Mr. James Huddart. The deceased…
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