Yesterday's Mails. Death by Drowning of the Armidale Mailman
WE are this week called upon to chronicle the death by drowning of Mr. George Burton, one of the best mailmen, as regards keeping time and combating with…
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7 stories in New England's papers
Drowning of the Armidale Mailman in the Nymboida. (To the Editors of the Armidale Express.)
GENTLEMEN—In reading the report of the inquest on the body of George Burton, I notice that one of the witnesses has stated that Burton re-crossed…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Gunpowder Accidents—blasting Miss-fired Holes. (To the Editor of the Herald.)
SIR—The cause or accidents of this character are many, but in the main are chiefly attributable to negligence and recklessness…
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THE following details are given in the ' Levant Herald' of the terrible accident at Smyrna:— Smyrna, February 10.—A fearful…
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A. TERRIBLE accident occurred here this afternoon. The rite of baptism was being administered to a number of recent converts to one of the Baptist churches…
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A TERRIBLE disaster has just occurred at Beauto Arsizio, in the province of Milan. In the Via Santa-Croce existed a house belonging to the church of that name,…
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ON August 28 a son and daughter of the Bishop of Bombay went to view the falls of Moness, in the vicinity of Aberfeldy, and when standing above the middle fall…
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