The Latest. Fatal Accident
SYDNEY, Monday Night. — Robert Andrews, a painter, fell from the roof of a house at Rushcutter's Bay, this afternoon, and fractured his skull…
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Railway Accident
SYDNEY, Monday Night.—The body of the woman found on the railway line, near Newtown station, has been identified as that of Mrs. Emily…
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HOBART, Thursday.—Edward Clayton, a Launceston publican, accidentally shot himself while out shooting rabbits yesterday…
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On Friday evening Sergeant Byrne received word from Gravesend that Mr. Arthur Andrews had been killed while loading logs on a waggon…
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As the result of an accident Rev. John Young Choy is at present an inmate of the local hospital. undergoing treatment for a fractured…
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An accident occurred on Saturday night to a mixed train, which caused a delay of four hours. A truck containing several rams purchased on…
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The inquest concerning the death of Frederick Wilcox was opened at Lismore on Monday morning, Patrick Flaherty was present in court…
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The trial was commenced at Murrurundi Quarter Sessions on Tuesday of J. B. Dwyer and W. Gibson, who were charged with negligent omission…
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JACK HEFFERMAN, a middie-aged man, and an old resident of the district, was cut to pieces in the railway yards shortly before 10 o'clock to-night. He leaves a wife and a…
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Mrs. Roe, wife of a Perth magistrate, was on Saturday accidentally shot by her husband. The bullet went through the body of the lady, who now lies in…
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A SAD occurrence happened this afternoon at Garden Island, seven miles from Fremantle. Mr. A. S. Roe, police magistrate, at Perth,…
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The Cobargo mail-coach met with an accident when crossing the Bega river. The coach and mails were lost, and one horse drowned. The…
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A fierce duel (says " Lloyd's Weekly") was fought on the 14th May in the grounds of the Dig Wheel in Paris between a young man named…
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WORD was received in town by messenger at 5 o'clock last evening that Private P. Butler, of the local Half-Squadron of Light Horse, residing at Bryan's Gap…
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A BURNING, accident happened at Sandford (Victoria) on Saturday night, which resulted in the death of an elderly woman named Mary Rigney, and serious injuries to her…
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LONDON, Wednesday,—A motor car fell overan embankment at San Francisco, and three ladies, a boy, and a baby were killed. Burke, the mechanician of the motor was…
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A terrible accident happened on Saturday evening at South Kensington railway station, Victoria. The assistant stationmaster, J. M'Cauley,…
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SYDNEY, Monday Afternoon.—A collision occurred at the corner of Pitt and Spring streets, this morning, between a tram and a horse and cart. James Cardell, the driver…
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QUITE a gloom was east over the town when it became known early on Friday morning last that Mr, Harry Butler, of Bryan's Gap, had succumbed the…
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The heavy rain which fell early on Saturday evening was responsible for the death of a woman at Balmain under most sensational circumstances. A…
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