Tram Accident
A man named M'Rady, a resident of Botany, left the tram by the wrong side near Park-street last evening, and falling under another passing tram, the wheels passed over…
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Sad Drowning Natality
Two girls, aged sixteen and eight, daughters of James Boardman, were drowned yesterday in a dam at their fathers residence, near Canowindra…
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A LADY named Mrs. M'Comas, who had only arrived from Melbourne yesterday, fell from a train while in motion at the Petersham railway station…
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Mrs. M'Comos, who arrived from Melbourne yesterday, fell from a train at Petersham station last night and fractured her skull. Her condition is critical…
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'Drowning is a pleasant death' is a remark constantly made by those who never gulped down salt water into the delicate tissues of their lungs. Twice I have had the…
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John Percy Nepean, aged 12. whilst endeavouring to paw from one oar of a train to another at Homebusb yesterday, was run over, his body being.horribly…
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A terrible accident occurred at Chippendale to-day. A young man named James Lawson had his arm completely torn from his body whilst working…
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YESTERDAY a lad named Leslie East, 18 years of age, son of the Rev. R. East, of Rand wick, while riding in a tram, was struck by the shaft of a…
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AT the inquest held to-day on the body of young Mr. East, who was killed whilst sitting in a tramcar by the shaft of a passing buggy…
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Yesterday Leslie East, aged 11, a son of the Rev. R. East, of Randwick, while riding in a tram was struck in the chest by the shaft of a vehicle, and shortly afterwards died. His…
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YESTERDAY afternoon a man deliberately jumped into the Yarra, in fall view of the busy commercial life around the Melbournes wharves, swam…
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Two little boys were drowned at Pyramid Hill, Victoria, yesterday, through the capsizing of a flat-bottom boat. A boy and girl named Cranston, aged…
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SERGT. FARRIER GEORGE HANSON, attached to the Australian Horse, who was to have left Sydney to-day to join the Langton Grange for South Africa,…
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A railway guard, name Richard Cosgrove, was knocked down by an engine and killed near Wellington on Saturday…
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Ad old man named John Harris went into his hot-house at Essendon, Victoria, yesterday, and was subsequently found dead, baring been poisoned by the gases…
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At the Croydon Consols mine, Golden Gate Queensland, yesterday, two men, named Stephen Ayles and Jerry Close, entered a cage at the mine, and us they…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Transvaal War. Bombardment of Ladysmith. British Preparations to Shell Pretoria. Accident to a Transport. the Guildhall Banquet-lord Salisbury's Speech. Hint to the Powers—no Intervention Allowed. Colonel Keith-falconer Killed. Dr. Leyds Nobbles the French Press. Boer Attack on Mafeking. Repulsed with 50 Killed. Capture of a British Convoy. the Siege of Kimberley. the Defence of Durban. Arrival of Troops at Durban. Ladysmith Surrounded by 18,000 BOERS. London
The Boers have resumed the bombardment of Ladysmith. The Castle Line steamer Roslin Castle, with Major-General H. J. T. Hildyard and 1100…
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The 2nd Battalion of the Irish Fusiliers has arrived at Capetown. The troops will join Major-General Hild-yard's brigade in Natal…
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Nature never intended Berlin for anything but a provincial town. It has been made in to the capital of a great Empire deliberately of malice aforethought. It has, in fact, been…
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At Lake chart station on Saturday, the axle of a crowded train, just stopping, broke. No one was injured…
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