Serious Accident. SYDNEY, Monday Afternoon
MR. JOHN HOPKINS, commercial traveller, met with a serious accident while driving in Pitt-street this morning. His baggy collided with a cart, and He was thrown out…
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Railway Accident
Owing to the breaking of a ocupiing eight wa[?], locaded with ballast, broke away at J[?] on the Blackall line, Queensland, and…
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WILLIAM RICHARDSON, 55 years of age, a restaurant-keeper in George-street west, died this morning from injuries received a few days ago. He was crossing the street,…
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Before the eyes of her husband, Mrs Jacob Tunbridge was thrown from an automobile on Brooklyn Bridge this afternoon, March 5th, and cut to pieces…
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THREE young girls, named Annie Newsman, Alice Bradley, and Hope Miller, were drowned at Inverlock, Victoria, yesterday. A sailing boat capsized, but its occupants…
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Annie. Newman, Alice Bradley, and Hope Miller were drownep at Inverloch, Victoria, yesterday. A sailing boat capsized, but the occupants, with the exception of the three…
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A WOMAN. who fell from a tram in the railway square last night, and [?] severe Injuries to her head, has been identified as Bridget Boland, a resident of Bourke…
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AN inquest in connection with the recent Circular Quay tram smash, by which Mr. Foster was hilled, opened to-day. Some sensational evidence was disclosed. The…
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A shocking [?] accident occurred this morning at the Hotel Arcadia. PittStreet resulting in the death of a [?] Sharlock 36 a widow with tow children residing at Paddington. The…
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An inquest into the circumstances connected with the death of John Foster the victim of the tram collision with a [?]art, a lady passenger on the tram…
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A SHOCKING lift accident occurred at the Arcadia Hotel this morning. A waitress, named Rebecca Sherlock, was entering the lift, when she tripped and fell. She…
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THE inquest was resumed to-day of John Foster, of Orange, the victim of the tram collision with the cart. A lady passenger on the from stated that the conductor was…
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A shocking lift accident occurred at the Arcadia Hotel. A waitress, Rebecca Sherlock, was entering the lift when she [?]ped and fell. She gripped the lift…
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A boy named George Butterworth was caught in the machinery in a timber yard at Launceston and shockingly mutilated. Both legs were torn off, the…
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THE inquest on Mr. Foster, who was killed by the Circular Quay tram smash, was resumed to-day, when some passengers gave startling evidence against the driver,…
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A SHOCKING lift accident happened this morning at the Hotel Arcadia, in Pitt-street, resulting in the death of a waitress named Rebecca Sherlock, 36 years of age, residing…
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IT has since transpired that the waitress, who was killed in the lift accident, was a widow, and has left two children…
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A boy named Georgo Butterworth was caughtfer by machinery in a timberyard at Launceston (Tas.), and shockiogly mutilated. Both legs were…
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MR. BATTY, who fell from the Melbourne train, was managing director for Hornsby and Sons, Melbourne, and was 'returning to Melbourne from New Zealand. He intended,…
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On the arrival of the express train at Albury from Sydney on Monday morning. Mr. Henry Batty, a first clase passenger, was reported to be…
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