A Mysterious Accident
At 6.30 Wednesday morning (says the "Chronicle") two shunters named Hazel and Shepperd while going about their work in the Lismore…
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A Tram Accident
MR. THOS. CARLILL, 84 years old, formerly a resident of Casino, now living at Mosman, Sydney, while moving from one tram car to another, in the city, was struck…
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ON Thursday last young Edwin Stavert, while working at Riley's blacksmith's shop, met with a nasty accident. He was striking at one piece of iron on the anvil and hit…
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The New York correspondent of the London "Daily Mail", gives fur[?] particulars of the stking occurrence which was cabled at the time:—…
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A narrow escape from drowning, was experienced by a Mr. Tunny and friend at Rocky Creek, on Wednesday afternoon. Tunney who was driving a horse attached…
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The old Tweed river trader Augusta met with a serious mishap outside the Richmond Heads on Friday morning. In tow of the tug Rescue the steamer proceeded…
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Mr. R. G. Balmer, secretary of the Lismore Turf Club, met with an accident on Monday while driving to the Ballina races, while going down a steep hill the pony fell…
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A HOLIDAY party of 16 persons were proceeding home in the steam launch Alice on the River Tamar at Launceston, on Monday night, when the steamer Togo ran into and…
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A TELEGRAM from Auckland (N.Z.) states that a small boat capsized off Motutapu on Monday morning, the occupants being J. Pilkington, his two…
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A dreadful fatality occurred on March 29, in Gippsland, when Thomas Harrison, a farmer, of Mirboo South, was driving his sister-in-law, Miss Stone, in a two-horse…
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While working at his trade at Mullumbimby, on Monday, a man named Denis O'Connor, a carpenter, was injured by a case of iron falling on his leg, causing a…
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Mrs. and Miss Cameron, of Clunes, met with an unpleasant accident in Woodlarkstreet on Saturday afternoon, which fortunately did not terminte as seriously as…
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A motor car accident occurred on the Ballina road last Monday evening just at dusk. One of the Ballina cars was going to Ballina with Nurses Barling and…
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A MESSAGE, dated Launceston, Tas., Tuesday, says:—A terrible accident happened on the River Tamar last night, involving the loss of ten lives. The news…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Nymboida-Rozelle Collision
AN inquiry was held in Sydney concerning a collision between the steamer Nymboida and the scow Rozelle, near Port Stephens, early on the morning of…
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MR. MARTIN WILLS, erstwhile genial manager of Rappville saw-mill, has had a bad time lately. A week or so ago he was wicket-keeper in a cricket match, when a…
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Sirs. Hutchinson, wife of the manager of the Bank of Australasia, was the victim of a serious accident at Narribri last Monday morning. Mr. Hutchinson sleeps with…
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A shocking accident by which four men their deaths and another narrowly escaped with his life, happened at Scarborough on…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Lady D. Cuthbert's Death Her Husband's Evidence. Verdict—pure Accident. General Sympathy
Brilliant sunshine poured on Beaufront Castle, Hexham, yesterday, 1st February, but within all was gloom and sadness for the tragedy of Lady…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →America's Accidents. a Preacher's Statement
A correspondent of the Washington "Evening Star" wrote from New York on 5th January:— "Fifty-sevea thousand five hundred…
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