A Tragic Case of Drowning. MELBOURNE
An extraordinary double drowning fatality occurred to-night at about half-past ten at Albert Park. A band was playing on the Esplanade, and it being a hot night…
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Accidentally Killed
At the inquest on the boy Charles Dyer, thrown from a runaway sulky in Pitt-street last Friday and dashed to death, a verdict of accidental death was returned…
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A girl named Margaret Waley was accidentally struck by an axe by her father at Rockdale on Saturday and killed…
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Disclosures made since the South Melbourne tragedy, which resulted in the death by drowing of Annie M'Lennan and William Satchel], who attempted to rescue her,…
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AT the Hororata races the horse My Jack ran on the rails, killing itself and a spectator, and injuring the jockey. Brisbane, Monday…
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At the Hororata races the horse My Jack ran on the rails, killing itself and a spectator, and injuring the jockey…
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AN inquest was held at the International' Hotel, on Tuesday morning, before Mr. Jas. M'Lean (district coroner) and a jury of twelve, of whom Mr. W. C. Lannen was…
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Charles Bradfort, a driver on the Hornsby railway, fell from his train on. Saturday, and sustained concussion of the brain…
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The five policemen injured by burglars are progressing favorably. Senior Constable Ball has been promoted to sergeant, and will receive a bonus. No…
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ABOUT a quarter past 2 o'clock on Friday morning a serious affray took place in Bridge-street, Sydney, between three police constables and three burglars, with the…
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By a railway collision near Compiegne, in France, several carriages were completely wrecked, three persons killed, and ten others more or less seriously injured…
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Princess Eva, daughter of Princess Henry of Battenberg, was thrown from her pony while riding in the grounds at Osborne House. Her injuries are of a serious nature…
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A fire occurred in a school building at Stockholm, and in the panic which ensued amongst the scholars 11 were killed…
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PARTICULARS are to hand of a terrible collision with icebergs by the Sbaw-Saville liner Wellington, while on her voyage from New…
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A serious accident occurred at Echuca races yesterday. One of the horses fell and half a dozen tumbled over him. M'Guiness, a jockey, sustained grave internal injuries, and…
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A boating fatality occurred at Hay last night. A boat collided with the wharf-and capsized with a party of seven persons. Mrs. Davey and Stella Percival were drowned, and the others rescued…
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ON Sunday the Eastern and Australian line steamer Airle, from Japanese and Chinese ports, arrived in Sydney harbour, bringing lengthy…
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The body of an elderly woman, unknown, was found in the cellar of a new building in George street. It is thought she tried to get sleeping accommodation, and, it being dark, stepped into…
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Police Superintendent Roche, was drowned while bathing at Apollo Bay, during a visit there…
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A collision occurred this morning between the Marine Board's launch Sol, and the. Parramatta River Company's steamer Alathea, the former crashing into the side of the latter…
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