Cablegrams. London, Wednesday. Railway Accident
A TERRIBLE railway accident has occurred at San Salvador, Central America. It is reported that 300 persons were killed. DISASTROUS FIRE…
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Railway Collision. London
A terrible railway disaster has occurred in the United States. Two freight trains collided in a tunnel near Princeton. Kentucky. Great damage was done, and eight persons…
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JAMES Gardiner, an engineer on the steamer Oruba, was killed on Saturday night through jumping off a tram in Belmore Park. It is supposed that when he found…
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JAMES GARDINER, engineer on the steamer Oraba, was killed on Saturday night by jumping off a tram in Belmore Park. It is supposed that when he found he was over-carried…
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Some of the most celebrated discoveries in the world of science and art have been the result of a happy accident. The worker earnestly for one thing finds that…
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A man named Woollette fell out of his cart on Saturday night at the Glebe, and died yesterday from a broken spine…
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LONDON, June 19.—A terrible disaster to a pic-nic party is reported from Samara, in Russia. A party of 70 youths and girls went out…
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Thomas Edison, the inventor, fell down some steps at New York, and was injured internally…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Cablegrams. London, Sunday. Railway Fatality
A TRAIN ran off the line at Belbao, Spain, and twelve passengers were killed and 16 wounded. RAILWAY STRIKE IN AMERICA…
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A tram ran off the line at Bilbao, Spain, and twelve passengers were killed and sixteen wounded…
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ON Saturday the wife of J. Slattery, a railway lengthsman living near Maryborough cemetery, was so terribly burnt that her life is despaired of. It is assumed that in…
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MAJOR Crane, a visitor from England, who arrived in Australia with Lord Kintore, whose guest he was at Adelaide, and who has been staying far some days past at…
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A fishing boat was swamped at the Macleay Heads, and it is feared that three men, named Tune, Miles, and Edwards, were drowned…
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ONE of the most heartrending accidents that fail to the press to chronicle, occurred at Coff's Harbour on Tuesday last, by which Miss Emily Grace Dewing, daughter…
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A serious accident occurred at Kensington this afternoon. Tulip, Bronswing, and Carrawang fell, and Edwards, the rider of Bronswing, was badly hurt and conveyed to the…
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EARLY on Wednesday morning intelligence was brought to Armidale of a fatal accident which occurred at Bardsley, near Boorolong, the previous evening, and by…
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A TERRIBLE boating disaster, resulting in the loss of at least thirty lives, occurred last week off Westport, Ireland. It is customary in the summer for a…
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A SAD and fatal accident occurred this morning (remarks Tuesday's MERCURY) about eleven o'clock at Wallalong, by which two young ladies, Esther and Maud See,…
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THE Coroner (Mr. J. N. Brooke, P.M.,) held an inquest yesterday afternoon (saysThurtday's MERCURY) at the residence of Mr. Joseph See, Wallalong, touching…
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Two marines, named George Peach and Alexander M'Lelland belonging to H.M.S. Mildura, lying at Cockatoo Island, were passengers by a Parramatta steamer to rejoin…
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