Hotel Collapse. Sixty Killed, Eighty Injured
A terrible disaster occurred at the "housewarming" of a now hotel tn the little town of Nagold, in the Black Forest, at midday to-day…
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Drowning of the Engineer of the lolanthe
The "C. R. Examiner" says:—"Intelligence reached Grafton on Thursday evening that Mr. John Quayle, engineer of the river steamer of the lolantie, had fallen…
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THE reopened inquiry concerning the circumstances surrounding the death of James Cameron at Field, on February 16, was started at Fifield. Five men—…
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Mr. Alex, Hielman, storekeeper and mail contractor, was alighting from a coach at Yawal, in the Shoalhaven district, on Thursday, when the horses started and…
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Two fishermen, Robert Johnston and John Jellie, were drowned at Geelong (Vic.), on Wednesday. They were fishing in the bay, and it is supposed they had a…
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ON Saturday night last when Mr. F. Maynard and a son of Mr. M'Mullon, of Woodburn, were returning from Casino to their homes at Deep Creek, they had…
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A sensational shipping accident occurred in Sydney Harbour when the tug Warrang was capsized by the anchor of the steamer Guthrie and foundered,…
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It was at a crowded At Home. A lady wished to pass in front of him, so the young man backed. In so doing, his heels stepped on someone's toes…
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Daniel Sullivan was caught in shafting at Moore and Sons' nail factory. South Melbourne, on Tuesday evening. His head and the upper part of his body were found…
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A VERY sad accident occurred at Budge's sawmills, West Tarnworth, on Wednesday last," when a young man named Ernest Reynolds, employed as…
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On Monday afternoon a fatal accident occurred at Upper Nimbin, by which a little child, 2 years of age, son of Mr. George Blackman, there lost his life. Mr…
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As the result of injuries received in a boxing contest on Monday night, Alfred Skinner, 25, lies in a critical condition in the Royal Prince Alfred Hospital. Skinner…
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The American boat train from Devonport to Waterloo was wrecked on Saturday near Salisbury, through the engine jumping the rails. Persons to the…
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A CORRESPONDENT informs us that when the mail coach from Casino to Tenterfield was within about nine miles of Tabulam, the driver get down to give attention to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Revolver Accident. "Didn't Know It Was Loaded."
'A' painful accident happened to Mr. E. J. Vaughan, superintendent of traffic to the Mount Morgan Gold Mining Company. Mr. Vaughan, had been troubled with dogs…
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SOME interesting information concerning the claims for compensation for injuries received as a result of electrical tramway accidents throughout…
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ON Saturday evening last while the Misses Bugden, of Tomki, were driving along North-street, Casino, in a sulky, the swingle-bar broke, when opposite Mr…
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LAST Thursday afternoon while Mrs. L. E. Cope, accompanied by Nurse Keable, was driving a pony and sulky along the Kyogle road, the vehicle was capsized by…
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Mr. John Hoy, a very old resident of the Macleay district, was found drowned on Saturday morning in the Euroka Creek, opposite his brother's place. The deceased,…
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Last Thursday afternoon while Mrs. L. E. Cope, accompanied by nurse Keable, was driving a pony and sulky along the Kyogle road, the vehicle was capsized by…
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