Elevated Railways. a New York Accident. Burning Wrdckage
The New York correspondent of the London "Daily Mail" wrote on 19th January:- The precipitancy of a workman in…
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Elevated Railways. a New York Accident. Burning Wreckage
The New York correspondent of the London "Dally Mail" wrote on 19th January : -- The precipitancy of a workman in…
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An outburst of gas from the fire area in the Broken Hill Proprietary mine yesterday caused the death of two men named John Farquhar and…
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THE steamer Victoria arrived this morning a day late from Auckland. It appears a high-pressure cylinder was knocked clean out yesterday…
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A SERIOUS shooting accident is reported from Wee Waa. It appears that a lad named Fred. Lane had been out rabbit-shooting with a companion,…
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A married man named Harry Starr was accidentally shot by his step—sou at Botany this morning. The injured man was taken to the hospital in a…
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MR. F. LI DEN BROWN, of the Roads Department, was the victim of a nasty accident on Saturday, which unfortunately resulted in a broken collar bone, Mr. Brown had driven to Lilburn a…
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Mr. R. C. Adams, who, with his brother, recently purchased the property of Mr. R. Osborne, had the misfortune to break an ankle on Wednesday, and was brought to…
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During a hurry-sourry raoe at Gayndah, Queensland, five horses fell. A jookey named Pihour was killed, and two others seriously…
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A locomotive at Kalgoorlie ran off the line jamming a fireman named Thomas Newby between the engine and…
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The steamer ' Aramac,' bound from Sydney. to Melbourne collided with the JPrench teque ' Nantes' in. Hobson's Bay this morning..Both [?]essels…
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A MAN named Frank McCall, aged 35, an electrician working at the Queen's Hall, Sydney, fell through the glass roof of the verandah on to…
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The Marine Court gave its decision in the fatal Manly-Agnes collision, and found that the accident was the fault of the…
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A CARPENTER named S. Helmstrom, a married man, residing at Waverley, who was working on the new wing of the Sydney Hospital, was kilted this morning by a…
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The Rev. Henry James, M.A., farmerly Minister of St. Andrew's Church, Lan[?] was found drowed at Georgetown, Tasmania…
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At the Inquest on the body of Frank Connell, who was killed in a motor car accident near Wellings, South Australia, some peculiar facts…
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TINGHA was thrown into a profound state of gloom last Wednesday forenoon by a report that Mr. George A. Wilberforce, largely identified with…
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Vale, Wilberforce. A gloom over the town. Death terrible and sudden. An almost incredible swiftness…
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A SAD fatal accident occurred at one of the Cope's Creek tin dredges (near the junction of Sutherland's Water) at about noon on Wednesday, the victim being Mr. G. A. Wilberforce, on the…
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ON Friday a collision between the steamer Buninyong (Howard Smith Company) and the barque Criffel occurred near Garden Island, Sydney Harbor, shortly after 7 p.m…
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