Burnt to Death. Fatal Accident
Mrs. Estella Accrtide, who was badly burned while, endeavoring to extinguish a fire in the laundry or her home at Waverley, [?] last night…
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His Last Swim Man Drowned in Baths Sydney
John Mills (50) was drowned at the Newcastle-Ocean Baths yesterday afternoon while swimming…
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John Rasten, aged 196; was drowned in the Long Cove Channel Haberfield yesterday afternoon while swimming. Valiant attempts…
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A sad drowning fatality occurred on Saturday morning at a place known as the Stone Dam, Bullock Mountain, in the Glen Innes district, when…
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Mate's Gallant Attempt at Rescue. John Raster, aged 19, was drowned in Long Cove canal at Haberfield yesterday afternoon while swimming…
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In connection with the accident at the intersection of Dangar and Rusden streets on Monday evening, Mr. Quinn, who had Mrs. Coventry and Mr. E. B…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Drowning Fatality Boy Drags Girl Nto River. Launccston
Leslie Brown (8) and Daphne (7), who were fishing on a log in five feet of water in St. Paul's River, when the boy fell in, dragging the girl with him…
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Mark Howard a well-known resident of Manilla, was killed on Wednesday morning as the result of a fall from the Manilla bridge. He was walking…
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At Perth, on Monday, a motor ear, driven by Mr. Cochran, a hotel keeper and the postmaster at Megumber, was descending a steep hill, when it struck…
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Three people were taken to the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital last night, as the result of a collision between a sulky and a motor lorry at St, Peters. The…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Cablegrams. [Through Beater.] Balcony Collapses. Many Boys Injured in Panic. New York
The Australian Press Association's New York correspondent states: A balcony railing at an indoor athletic meeting collapsed, precipitating 300…
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James MeBride, a fencing contractor, was working with his two sons, who want, out kangaroo hunting and shooting on horscback last week…
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The lives of 35 picnickers were endangered, yesterday afternoon, when a pleasure launch broke down between the heads and drifted perilously close…
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James McBride, a fencing contractor, was working with his two sons, who went out kangaroo hunting and shooting on horseback last week. John…
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Last week Mr. Harold Hawkins met with a painful accident. It appears he was trying to move a sulky past o motor car is the shed at The Grove…
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For three days Jack Petherby stayed at' the Towers and during that time Sadie saw comparatively little of Eva. The brother and sister were…
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A boat containing Sergt. Foreman, his wife, a man named Abbott and two other men, set out from the beach at Shell Harbour on Saturday…
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During a storm at Inverell on Friday last a young man named Smith, son of Mr. Frank Smith, was standing [?]longside a brick wall near the…
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An eight year old boy was drowned at Lithgow yesterday while playing with a boat in a dam. In Wellington (N.Z) eight drowning…
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A boat, containing Sergt. foreman, his wife, a man named Abbott, and two other men, set out from the beach at Shell Harbour, on Saturday on a…
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