Accident
Mr. William Saunders, and employee of the MacIntyre Shire Council, met with an accident last week. It appears that he was proceeding along the…
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Sulky Accident
A sensational accident occurred on the King's Plains road on Friday afternoon last. It appears that Mrs. P. H. Adams was driving along the Sapphire…
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Mr. Tom Cundy, jr., who has been ringbarking upon Col. Sadler and Lt. A. J. Rafferty's property in the rough mountainous country round…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →POLICE v. a Push. an Ultimo Conflict. Man Killed and Constable Injured
A man was fatally fiat and a constable injured in a encounter between the police and a push at Ultimo, Constable Hardy said that be and…
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A riot occurred a few minutes after midnight on Saturday at Ultimo, in the course of which a constable used his revolver, a man was fatally wounded, and the constable…
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Albert Marriott, who was shockingly insured through being run over by a train at Carlton railway station, died last night…
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Two railway carriage [?] at the Central Station yesterday. [?] were considerably smashed. No one was injured…
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A terrible railway accident occurred [?]Hurstville station on Tuesday night, when the 5.20 train from Sydney dashed into an empty stationary train…
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Miss N[?] Park, daughter of Dr. Park, of Narrabri, met with a serious accident last was taking part, on [?] in an…
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On Saturday last Mr. T. Blanch, a returned soldier, employed by Mr. R. Milne, Byron street, was the victim of a [?] accident. It appears that Mr…
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Sydney, Thursday.—It was reported at the hospital to-day that those injured by the railway accident were improving rapidly. Henry Chaplin and Walter…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Railway Smash. Three Killed—fifteen Injured
A terrible railway accident occurred at Hurstville Station on Tuesday night, when the 5.20 train from Sydney dashed into an empty stationary train…
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Monsignor O'Haran was knocked down by a motor in Oxford Street yesterday morning and thrown violently to the ground. He was rolled over…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Olympic Team Durban Experiences. a Motor Accident
In a letter written from Durban Keith Kirkland, of Mosman, one of the member of the Australian Olympic swimming team, says that the…
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Mr. E. J. McBean, the well known Ford dealer and motor garage proprietor, met with two sensational accidents on Saturday—one is usually…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tingha Fatality Boy Shot Dead. the Pea-rifle Again
A shocking accident occurred at Tingha yesterday afternoon, when a youth, named Norman Cecil Morton, aged 14 years and 10 months, was…
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The circumstances were inquired into is the Coroner's Court this morning. Sergt. [?]. G. Ryan said that at about 7.[?] last Saturday night, is response…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mysterious Explosion. at North Armidale. Young Man Seriously Injured
A severe explosion occurred in the dining room of the residence of Mr. Geo. Cowley at North Armidale on Friday night last, as a result of which…
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From the Tottenham Peer, a paper published in the Western district, we learn of the death by drowning of Mr George Cook; whose body was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Toll of the Pea Rifle. Shocking Fatality at Tingha
The habit of children being allowed the promiscuous use of firearms was responsible for a shocking fatality at Tingha on Monday afternoon. From…
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