Railway Collision As Show. American Sensation
The New York correspondent of the London "Daily Mail" wrote on 5th July:— After a tedious wait of three hours,…
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Alpine Brake Mishap. Twelve Schoolgirls Injured
From Geneva, on 10th July the correspondent of the "Express" wrote:— Twelve schoolgirls and a coachman were severely injured in a carriage…
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A STRANGE fatality occurred recently in the Upper Murray district. At about midnight Constable Wilkinson, of Bowna, was apprised of the fact that a…
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QUITE a gloom was cast over the community yesterday by thenews of the fatal accident which happened on Wednesday evening at Bungawalbin Messrs. John and Charles…
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WHILST returning from the Coraki regatta, two brothers named John and Charles Robinson, of Swan Bay, met with an accident. They were driving near the…
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Mr. Royden [?], aged 27, commission agent, was accidentally poisoned at Coff's Harbor on Wednesday evening. Not feeling well he went…
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Concerning the death of Mr. K. Seccombe, at Coff's Harbour last week, the following supplements previous brief particulars publ…
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A sad fatal accident has occurred at Jugiong. While Malcolm Wilshire, five years old, was playing in a paddock, a limb of a tree, weighing 3cwt. fell on him,…
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A serious accident occurred yesterday at Mr. D. Townley's foundry and workshops in Keen-street, which resulted in a man named William Greaves losing the…
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AN exemplification of the old-time adage "Misfortunes never come singly," is to be had in the case of Mrs. Margetts, of Colches street. Casino. Quite recently…
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Alderman. W. I. Lame has been the recip[?]ent of very general expressions of sympathy from residents of the district in connection with an accident which…
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Mr. Robert [?]arding was treated at the hospital on Monday for a fracture of the left log, the result of an accident while, falling a tree at Konorigan. The Injured…
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At Lindau ( writes the Geneva correspondent of the "Dally Mall" of 27th July), on the. Swiss-Austrian frontier, a middle-aged man named Buhler…
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The uncommon occurence of a child being attacked by bulldog ants has been reported. The 18 months old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thompson, of Woodland,…
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THE infant son of Mr. J. Newell, of south Casino, while stopping from the verandah to the ground on Sunday last, had the misfortune to fall and break his…
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The steamer Pocabontas, which struck an obtruction and sprang a serious leak when entering Port Phillip heads, was docked at Williamstown Saturday. It was found that…
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What might have proved a most serious accident occurred opposite the Hotal Ryan on Wednesday evening, well exemplifying the dangers to vehicular traille at the…
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A drowning accident occurred in the river at Coleman's Point near the police boatshed about 4.30 on Saturday afternoon. The victim was Thomas Present…
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Yesterday at Frascati, a small village, near Rome, an enormous crowd gathered to celebrate, the fiftieth anniversary of the railway…
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Many serious questions have been raised by the terrible railway disaster at Salisbury, and although the exact cause has not yet been…
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