Team Fatality
A man named Joseph. Troy was run over and killed by a steam tram near the railway station this afternoon. The body was shockingly mutilated…
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Accidents to Visiting Soldiers
A most unfortunate accident occurred at Moore Park on Saturday morning, resulting in three men of the Royal Horse being injured. It…
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The body of an elderly man not yet identified, was found on the tramline, frightfully mutilated, near Woollabra, last night…
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A carrier named James Adam while endeavouring to board a moving train at Croydon, to-day, was terribly crushed. one leg was afterwards amputated…
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A TERRIBLE railway accident took place on November 15 (the Spectator' says) on the Southern Railway of France, close to St. Geours,…
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ARTRUR READY, a visitor from Tamworth, was knocked down last night by an electric tram, and his skull was fractured…
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Two unknown swagmen were drowned while attempting to cross the Burdekin River, Queensland, on horseback…
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A terrible accident by burning happened at Bingara on Friday last to a 16 year old girl named Hand Turner, employed by Mrs. Annis, of Molroy. Her clothing caught fire,…
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JAMES KYET, while conducting blasting operations at Collingwood, to-day, had both his hands blown off by an explosion of gelignite…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Latest News [Through Our Telegraphic Agents.] Fatal Riding Accident. Sydney, Monday Night
MR. W. KEYS, son of Mr. Keys, of Kibah Station, Carroll, near Gunnedah, was thrown from his horse on Friday, and sustained a fractured skull. He has since died…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Telegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. Mining Fatality
Two miners named Herke and Fahey were killed at Broken Hill yesterday…
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On Wednesday night last, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Thorley drove out to the residence of Mr. Pettitt, some four or five miles out of town. They were returning…
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On Monday morning the news of an accident to Mr. JJ, s. Percy, the well-known fanner aud miner of Gilgai, which had a fatal termination, was brought into town. Needless…
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A man named John Thomas Warren was thrown from his horse at Yalwal last night and was killed. A peculiar circumstance in connection with the…
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A FEW days ago as Mr. J. M'Clusky was driving his team up Waterloo Range, drawing a load of wool, one of the ropes holding the cargo broke,and caused a bale to tumble off. In doing so it struck…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Splendid Deed of Heroism. Well worthy of the V. C. Shocking Accident to Ted Small
A display of determined pluck and endurance under the most exquisite torture ever perpetrated by Red Indians on their victims is reported from Grafton. The here…
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MR. A. LITTLE held a magisterial inquiry at the residence of Mr. L. G. Jurd, George's Creek, on Thursday afternoon last, touching the death…
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On Thursday night as Mr. G. M. Bowden was driving the mail coach to Walcha Road he met with a nasty accident,…
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AN accident, attended with painful and serious results, occurred at Johnson's Glen Elgin saw-mills on Friday last, the victim being a young man named W. Kueipp, of Dundes. It appears he…
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A BOY named Richard Polly, aged 15, whose parents reside at Woollahra, was drowned at Middle Harbour yesterday. He was a strong swimmer but subject to…
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