Tram Fatality. SYDNEY, Thursday Night
JOSEPH BARLOW, 84, who had resided at the old pensioners' home in Bathurst, was on a visit to Sydney this week with a friend who lost sight of him last night, and reported…
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British General's Narrow Escape. Rescued From Drowning by a Japanese Offcer
Mr. Rennet Burliegh writing from Tokio says: "I have learned that a nearly fatal mishap befell General [?]an…
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ON Wednesday afternoon Mr. A. Sullivan while standing near an obstreperous young horse, received a nasty kick from the latter, the result being that the small bone of bin leg…
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On Sunday last a painful accident happened to Mr. Colin Grieve, son of Mr. W. Grieve, jun. It appears he was in the act of examining a bicycle…
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A sad drowning fatality occurred at Glenmorristn on Monday, when the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. John Lynch strayed into a waterhole. Mr. M. J…
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A sad drowning fatality occurred at Glenmorrison on Monday afternoon last when Herbert Vincent Lynch an infant son, aged 13 months, of Mr…
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KENNETH Lobban, a farmer living on the Murray, was clearing timber yesterday when he was hit by a falling tree. His dog returned home…
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A very painful accident happened to Mrs. A. Hoy, of Round Swamp, on Tuesday afternoon last. It appals that Mr. and Mrs. Hoy were driving…
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At Broken Hill on Saturday morning, two miners, James Ferguson and Thomas PoPock, were blown to pieces…
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A Sulky accident happened near Hartford on Monday evening. It appears that Mrs. P. Kenny and her son William were returning from town…
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SPEAKING at the annual meeting of the Lomotive Engine Drivers' Association at Bathurst on Saturday Mr. Sydney Smith, Postmaster-General, urged the…
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General Maksimovitch, who has been frequently threatened: with death by bomb, owing to his having suppressed the May-Day demonstrations'…
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THE following is from the article published by the London "Daily Mail" on April 20, offering £100 reward for the discovery of the driver of the car that…
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A SHOCKING accident occurred at the Woollongabba railway goods shed today. A boy named Norman Mullen, 21 years of age, with his sister and…
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MR. CALLAGHAN reported to the police this morning that be saw a man lying in the Rockhampton Rowing Club boatshed, apparently suffering from…
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DURING the night maneo[?]vres of the Channel Fleet on Friday, the battleship Caesaar, in the fog, rammed and [?]ank a sailing vessel. 25 of the crew of the…
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A correspondent at Charleville informs the "Daily Mail" :-- "I was witness, to a peculiar accident which happened in a bil…
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A TERRIBLE fatality occurred at the Virginia mine, Eaglehawk, on Thursday. Two miners named Peter Johnson and John Mayberry went to work in the north…
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A COLLISION took place this afternoon between two trams which were bound for the Rosebery Park races. A number of passengers received a shaking,…
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THE P. and O. steamer Isis collided with a Turkish steamer at Brindisi, Italy. 14 Turks were drowned…
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