Harbour Collision
The Harbour steamer "Guthrey" collided with the ketch "Day Dawn" last night. The latter "which was much damaged was beached to…
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Collision at Sea
A collision occurred off the Heads last night between the steamer "Dovedale" and the barque "Silver Cloud." The latter was considerably damaged…
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The German steamer "Chemnity" from Sydney collided with the steamer "Tay" at Flushing. The latter sank and thirteen persons were drowned…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Telegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. Shooting Fatality
While out with a party duck shooting in the Mudgee district yesterday T. C. Campbell was accidentally shot dead…
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A YOUNG man, Frederick Gissing, of Charlotte- street, Ashfield, was drowned in the Warragamba River on Friday about 1 o'clock. Gissing was one of a party of five who went up in one of Bennett's…
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THE Prince of Wales Hotel at Nowra was totally destroyed by fire early this morning. William Henry Wilford. aged 65, and Benjamin Wilford, his son, aged…
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A few days ago Mrs. W. Imber, of the Inverness Hotel, Burrundulla, met with a peculiar accident. She was at dinner, when four false teeth,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Der German Cobbler. He Witnesses an Accident and Gets Ints a Whole Lot of Trouble on Account ol His Innocence
" Dot's how I villus when I vhas a fool," said the German cobbler as he shaved away at a piece of sole leather meant for a lift on a sole leather meant for a lift on a shoe heel. "I goes…
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ABOUT six o'clock this morning a shunter found the body of Richard Walker lying between the rails of the railway line a short distance from the…
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THE Australians and New Zealanders, who are scouting with General Plumer, are occupied in a very difficult task at Chunespoort Pass…
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Alexander Robinson, hotel licensee near Broken Hill, and his son, aged 13, were both drowned yesterday at Kennedy's dam, owing to the horse…
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IT was with feelings of unf[?]igned regret that the news was received in town on Saturday morning of the death of Mr. Vincent Pierce, the only surviving son…
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A few days ago Mrs. W. Imber, of the Inverness Hotel, Burrundulla, met with a peculiar accident. She was at dinner, when four false teeth, attached…
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During excavations by the Water and Sewerage men at Randwick this morning a trench suddenly collapsed, two men named George Kemp and…
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INTELEGENCE was received in town on Wednesday evening of a sad accident which took place that afternoon at Sandy Flat by which a young man named Frank Ayre,…
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A passenger train on the Southport Railway Queensland ran into a truck loaded with firewood. The passengers escaped injury but the…
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A DISTRESSING Shooting accident occurred at Armidale on Monday evening, by which Edward Schmutter, aged about 19 years, son of Mr. Philip Schmutter, the esteemed manager of the local…
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THE train left the line near Lockhard yesterday. It tore up forty yards of the permanent way. The passengers all escaped unhurt. The train was…
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WHILE an inmate of the Benevolent Asylum, Castlemaine, a man named Charles Gould, 83 years of age, was walking from the men's day-room to the main building, the exceptionally wind that…
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A train left the line near Lockhard yesterday, tearing op 40 yards of permanent way. There were 20 passengers, but all escaped unhurt. The train was only travelling 10 miles an hour,…
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