Boating Fatality. Sydney
A BOATING party, consisting of 9 yonng men and women, left Balmain at 7.30 last night for a row on the Parramatta River, when a heavy shower caused a commotion…
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A Boating Accident. SYDNEY
A FATAL boating accident occurred on Sunday evening. A party of nine, four being woman, left Balmain in a boat for a row in Fern Bay. During…
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THE body of Mr. Melville, the victim of the boating accident at Fern Bay, on Sunday morning, was recovered today…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Some Marvellous Accidents
One of the most marvellous accidents that ever took place on a football field was that which occured at Gainsborough. A man who was…
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Mrs. Gilfillan, the wife of a resident of Tarcowie, South Australia, was yesterday accidentally shot in the head by her husband. She is in a critical condition…
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Mrs. Gi[?] was accidentally shot in the head by her husband at Tarcowie, South Australia. Her condition is critical…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Accident at Baker's Creek Mine. (By Wire). Hillgrove
Patrick Dennis Ryan was seriously injured by a fall of earth at the Baker's Creek mine this morning. He is suffering, from concussion of the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Newtown Tram Accident
The Board of Inquiry has decided that the tram accident at Newtown was due to negligence on the part of one of the drivers. The…
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Alfred Stewart, a young man, who was injured on Saturday while playing football at Waterloo, died to-day without having regained…
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A VERDICT of accidental death was recorded to-day in the case of a man who died from injuries received at a football match on Saturday…
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The British-India steamer "Camorla" foundered in the Bay of Bengal with a crew of 69, and native passengers numbering 650…
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ACCIDENTS have occasionally been caused by animals. Here, however, are some striking instances in which catastrophes have been prevented and…
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Daring a football match at Warrigal (Vic.) yesterday, Thomas Higgins, captain of one of the teams, received a Icicle in the stomach, which proved…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Schooner Wrecked. the Captain Drowned. Sydney, Thursday Night
THE schooner Advance missed her stays off Botany early this morning, and being driven on to Henry's Head, foundered. Captain Ingstrom was drowned, the body…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Accident at Greta. Lucky Escape of Passengers
While the train was shunting at Greta on Tuesday afternoon a big smash ensued. Portion of one truck was derailed, while several were broken to…
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MR. W. T. BURRIDGE was in the act of yarding a cow on his selection at Dundee late on Tuesday afternoon when the horse he was riding fell. The rider managed to clear the animal, which rolled…
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A young English nobleman. In a frightful railway accident, missed his valet. One of the guards came up to him and said. "My lord, we…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Terrible Quarry Accident Two Men Badly Injured
MR. A. MIDSON'S quarry at Yangan was the scene of a distressing accident on Thursday afternoon. It appears that two of the employes, Robert Fraser and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fearful Accident. a Musician's Death
Though a comparative stranger to Warwick, whither he came but a few weeks back in quest of health, Mr. Ernest Beauchamp was known to many of the local residents, his…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fatal Accident. SYDNEY, Monday Night
A DRAYMAN was crushed to death today, between the pole of bis vehicle and a stone wall in a lane off Pittstreet…
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