Football Accidents. Sydney
A NUMBER of accidents happened at the various football matches played here on Saturday. H. D. Wood, captain of the University team, had his…
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Football Accidents
A number of accidents occurred at various football matches on Saturday. H. D. Wood, captain of the University team, had his ankle fractured, John Bryant had his leg fractured…
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DURING the course of its surveys tor the Trans-Pacific cable, which is to connect America with her remote colonies, the steamer Nero has…
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THE steamer Orotava, with 1200 troops aboard for South Africa, collided with the German steamer Bremer off Ushant. The latter-sank, but all [?] board were…
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A detachment of Australian Bushmen made a forced march from Zeerust, near the western border of the Transvaal, to Rustenburg, a distance…
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This morning two electric trams collided at Newtown. One man was killed and one seriously injured. In George-street an old lady was…
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Late on Monday afternoon the news that a drowning fatality had occurred at the Tingha crossing was spread over the town. Our representative was quickly on the alert, and…
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John Smiley and Samuel Smiley were killed by poisonous fumes from a dynamite explosion in the Retrieve mine at Mount Morgan…
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The searea for the body of Mr. W. Rogerson, (whose death by drowning was reported in our last Wednesday's issue) resulted in the recovery of the remains on Saturday morning…
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A MAGISTERIAL inquiry as to the cause of death of Mary Dolphin was held by Mr W. Woollings, J.P., at Glen Elgin on Thursday last, when the following evidence was forthcoming :--…
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Sixteen Maori children and two adults have been drowned while crossing the Motu River New Zealand, through the canoe upsetting…
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A TERRIBLE railway accident occurred today at Clifton Hill, near Melbourne. Four trucks became derailed, and telescoping, a number of [?]avvies were thrown…
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It is reported from Proserpine, North Queensland that two men exchanged shots with revolvers, during which one named Thomas Trevarthan…
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A collision occurred m the straits of Gibraltar between the flagship of the French Mediterranean Squadron and a torpedo boat. The latter sank, four…
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The King and Queen of Italy helped in assisting the people who were injured in the recent railway accident near Rome…
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At Dungog last night, an old couple named Mitchell were burned to death in their beds, through the house catching fire. Their son was also…
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Through a collision near Dandaloo yesterday, between two buggies, Messrs. Shepherd and M'Farlane, members of the Public Works…
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W. G. Gorman, Manager of the Brilliant Block mine at Charters Towers (Q.), fell down a shaft yesterday, zoo feet deep, and was dashed to…
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OUR Tabulam correspondent wires as follows; — "A terrible burning accident occured at Yellow Creek, near Tabulam, on Monday morning, which terminated…
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Two trains came into collision at Glasgow on Saturday, when four carriages were telescoped and 24 persons injured…
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