Killed in Mimic Warfare. Two Squadrons in Collision
There was a remarkable occurrence during manocuvres at the Curragh Camp, Kildare, on Friday morning, 13th October, a squadron of the 19th…
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Accident to Mr. Francis, sen
Mr. E. Francis, sen., the well-known Grafton business man, met with a nasty accident while taking his horse and vehicle into the yard on Tuesday! He had…
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Mr. J. C. Forster's friends will regret to hear that he has met with a accident in Queensland and is lying in the Toowoomba, Hospital. Mr. Forster, with a…
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At an inquest at Brisbane on Wednesday, conducted by Mr. Neilson, J.P., concerning the death by drowning of a boy named Arthur Moboby, at indooroopilly, James…
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Andrew Wotherspoon. 13, a son of Mrs. S. Wotherspoon, of North Lismore, while ro[?]mling up some horses near the race— course on Thursday met with a nasty…
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A very painful accident befell Mrs. Capitt (the wife of Mr. Cam Cupitt) of Teven Creek. In company with her children, Mrs. Cupitt was lishing in the creek on…
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We regret to have to report that Mr. A. C. Alcorn met with a nasty accident, on Thursday. He was riding after cattle, and when on the bridge over Wilson's…
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Sandy: Am hearin' ye has been in Lunon. John: Aye, man, A hev' at. Sandy: An' bee did ye get on7 John: Fine, Dian!—bit a bed an accident…
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WE regret to have to report that Mr. A. G. Alcorn met with a nasty accident last week. He was riding alter cattle, and when on the bridge over Wilson's…
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A gentleman passenger, bound to Coonamble by the Bourke mail train on Tuesday night. fell off the platform of a sleeping car near the tunnel at Glenbrook. Some…
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THE death of it young girl, Violet English, through her clothes catching fire at at picnic party, shows how important it is that the person in such a case should be compelled…
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The only gentlemen-[?] in England [?] interesting per [?] in the well-wing a[?]…
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A TERRIBLE accident occured on Saturday last at Deep Creek, near Gympie. William Mitchell was felling a tree situated on the slope of a hill. His…
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The City Coroner conducted an inquiry touching the death of William Joseph Dobson, who was killed by a shark in George's River on Sunday, January 28…
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Miss Beatrice Hendriks, of 7 Vicaragegate, Kensington, her sister Ethel, and her sister. Mrs Pollard. were riding in Rotien Row one day in May…
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At the close of his visit to New Orleans, Mr Roosevelt and his party embarked yesterday on the lighthousetender Magnolia to reach the cruiser…
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A TERRIBLE accident occurred on Saturday last at Deep Creek near Gympie. William Mitchell was felling a tree situated…
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We regret to state that Dr. Bernstein met with a very painful accident on Saturday morning. Some days ago Dr. Bernstein went for a trip to the Brunswick…
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A YOUNG man named Lue, a carier employed ar Glyan's Federal Stores, was the victim of a painful accident yesterday morning. It appears that Lee, in…
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MR. FEEDERICK AMOS was the victim of a painful experience on Wednesday, and may be considered fortunate that the result was not worse. It appears…
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