A Heavy Obituary List
The heavy obituary lists of the past few weeks are mainly to be accounted for by the prevalence of influenza, both here and on the Continent. Within a few…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1929
553 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 8 of 28
Obituary
The late Mr. T. Walter Raymond, of Toronto, who died in Newcastle Hospital on March 30, was associated with the firm of T. Walter Raymond and Son,…
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The funeral of Mr. C. F. McHardy, retired Superintendent of Police, died at Waverley, on Saturday, took place yesterday at the South Head Cemetery. The…
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The Wallsend Railway and Tramway Employees' Funeral Fund was founded by Mr. W. C. Witt the Wallsend station-master, in November, 1921, with 33…
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The death occurred at her daughter's home, Maitland-road, Islington, pf Mrs. Sarah Porteus, widow of the late Robert Porteus, Mrs. Porteus…
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The death has occurred in Berlin of General von Lauter. Commander of the German Heavy Artillery in war time, including the bombardment of Paris…
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After lingering since last Thursday with a fractured skull, received when he was struck by a train near the entrance to the Museum underground railway station,…
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A sanguinary affray occurred at Remesvar, between police and Communists. A dead Communist was the cause of the trouble. His remains were so…
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How the accidental transposition of a decimal point caused the death of three brothers, suffering from ringworm, was revealed at a Coroner's inquest at…
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Mrs. Esther Solomon, widow of the late Mr. Phillip Solomon, who was Secretary of the Boolaroo Race Club, died in Sydney on Sunday last as the result of injuries…
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On the occasion of the funeral of the late Mrs. Hebe, J. Andrew, wife of Mr. Alexander Andrew, whose death took place after a prosonged illness at her…
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The funeral of the late Mrs. Margaret Armstrong, relict of Mr. Thomas Armstrong, left her late residence Phoebe-street. Islington, on Friday afternoon…
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The death occurred at his home at Taree of Mr. J. W. Dykes, at the ago of 74 years. He was born at Clareneetonw. Mrs. S. Sewell, of Bathurst, died on…
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Mrs. Sarah Young, who had been a resident of Lambton for 59 years, died last week in her 87th year. She was born in Yorkshire (England). She arrived in the…
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The death is announced in London of Mr. F. A. Keating, Chairman of the Australian Pastoral Company. The death occurred, at Coraki, at the…
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The death occurred this morning of Sir Thomas Smartt at the age of 71. He was the "father" of the Union Army, in which he had served since…
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Sir Clifford Sifton Long, who was prominent in Canadian politics, and a newspaper publisher, died of heart disease in New York, on Wednesday, at…
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Mrs. Ethel May Bradley, wife of Mr. William Bradley, of Wallsend, whose death occurred in Wallsend Hospital a few days ago, was a daughter of Mr. H…
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Mr. Albert Partridge, a well-known identity of Narrabri, died at the age of 70 years. He was a native of Hinton, and had lived in the Maitland district…
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With his head smashed in with some blunt instrument, a Chinese baker and storekeeper, Charles Hong, was found murdered in his shop in Barcaldine, early…
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