Found Drowned. SYDNEY, Monday Night
THE body of a man was found in the harbour yesterday, but the remains have not yet been identified…
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Serious Burning Accident
Profound regret was expressed in town yesterday when it was reported that Mrs. F. C. Deakins (wife of Mr. F. C. Deakins, dentist, of Heber Street),…
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A COAL [?]mper named John Anderson, residing at North Sydney, met with a painful accident to-day, and had a narrow escape from being drowned…
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WHILE visiting Como yesterday, a lady named Mrs. M. A. Saunders met with a painful accident. While climbing over some rocks the lady slipped sad fell, breaking…
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EARLY yesterday morning the police found a man lying on the railway line near Croydon station, covered with blood and in a dazed condition…
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A SENSATIONAL street smash occurred this morning, when a lorry collided with the verandah of the Royal Hotel, at the corner of Bathurst and Castlecagh streets. A…
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A correspondent of the Washington "Evening Star" wrote from New York on 5th January:— Fifty-seven thousand five hundred…
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It is believed that the vessel which collided with the schooner Whangaroa was the Italian barque, St. Joseph, bound from Rio Janiero to Newcastle…
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The schooner Whangaroa, from New Zealand, collided with an unknown sailing vessel 20 miles off the Sydney Heads yesterday rooming but escaped…
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With regard to the accident to Mr. Scott (a visitor), at the Great Central on Monday evening, it appears he was in the act of drawing the charge from a gen, when the weapon exp[?]ded, dreadfully…
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HAROLD ASHENDEN, aged 18, who was engaged at a private hospital in the city, had a holiday on Monday. He went to Oldgate to visit his parents, and while there…
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MR. STRAHORN'S motor car capsized while travelling at the rate of 25 miles an hour between Parkes and Peak Hill. Mr. Fitz Alien, one of the four occupants, was…
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A motor-car containing Dr. Kane and his wife collided with the handrails of a culvert near Berry. Mrs. Kane was thrown into the creek and…
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The ship ardencraig from London came in collision with the barque Norma at the Sempahore, South Australia, on Sunday morning. The Norma was lying at anchor…
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While manor[?]ring during a night attack in the barbonr at Malta, the destroyer "Ariel." came to grief end was soon a total wreck A coxswain was drowned…
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A young married man named W. E. Weston, a clerk, residing at Campsie, attempted to board a moving train at Marrickville this morning, and fell between the carriage and…
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Tub slip "Ardencraig," from London came into collision with the barque "Norms" st Semaphore, South Austrains, on Sunday, morning, The "Norma,"…
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MR. E. M. Smith, a member of the New Zealand Parliament, baa been killed through falling off a tram near Wellington…
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A young man named Norman Gilchrist died at Melbourne yesterday as a result of injuries received while playing football…
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A slight accident occurred at Vincennes on 28th February during the trial of M. Leon Delagrange's aeroplane—the largest machine yet built on the box-kite…
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