Death of Mr. Geo. Adams
The death of Mr. Geo. Adams, the promoter of Tattersall's sweeps took place at Hobart on Friday last. It is stated that he had a paralytic stroke a week previous from…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1904
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Death of An Old Resident
Just as we were going to press w[?] heard of the [?] death of Mrs. Hoeppner, an old and highly respected resident of Inverell, who…
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On Saturday morning last an old and highly esteemed resident of the community in the person of Mrs. Melanie Hoeppner passed away at her residence in Ross-street…
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An old and respected resident of Inverell, in the person of Mrs. Hoeppner, died at her residence, Belgravia, on Saturday last at 10 a.m., atter a long and wearying illness. She…
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"Count" Orloff, the well-known "transparent" man, who has been exhibited all over Europe as a freak, has just died at Teplitz, Bohemin. He consisted of…
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Yesterday afternoon a very shocking tragedy occurred at the local Butter Factory. It appears that at 4 o'clock the Chairman of Directors—Mr. E. H. Stiefvater—went to…
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GRAFTON residents received a shock on Sunday when word was received of the sudden death at Maclean that morning of Mr. David See. It appears that Mr. See…
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LONDON, October 1--The death, is announced of Sir William Vernon Harcourt, M.P., for West Monmouthshire…
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WIDESPREAD sympathy and regret were manifest in all parts of the district on Friday last as the news gradually became known that the already sorrowful home…
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We very much regret having to record the death of an infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. O Neill of Day's Mountain, which occurred on Sunday…
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We very much regret having to record the death at 2 o'clock yesterday afternoon of Mr Francis Lenin, at his residence," "Bowood,"…
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Mr. Winter, manager of the Melbourne " Herald," died from, peritonitis yesterday, at tho age of 61…
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MR. J. Winter, manager of the Melbourne Herald, died yesterday, at the age of 68, from peritonitis…
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THERE passed away at Inve[?]ell on Monday In the person of France Lowin, a resident of nearly 50 years standing in the western slopes, He was aged 89 years, and had lived in the disrict…
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Probate to the amount of £2827 5s 3d was paid during the past week in the estate of George Alexander Cruickshank, M.P., deceased, late of…
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It is our unpleasant duty to record the death of an old and highly respected resident of the Warialda, district in the person of Mr. Jas. Hussey,…
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OUR readers will learn with regret that Mr. W. E. Potts, late of this town, succumbed to an attack of inflammation of the lungs at Inverell on Friday morning. The late Mr. Potts, who was in…
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THERE were two sensations about Lord Cardigan, the winner, of the 1903 Melbourne Cup, and the runner-up in this year's Cup, on Saturday. The first Was…
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We regret to chronicle the death of Alfred H. Hawkins (son of Mr. A. Hawkins, of Summer Hill, Wollun), which sad event, the result of an…
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Last week we reported the serious illness of Mrs. J. Stier and her son at Cherry Bank. Both canes were so serious that constant attention was…
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