[?] Telegrams. Subfing Fatality
SYDNEY, Friday.—Florrie Varley, a maid servant, was drowned at Austinmer while surfing this morning…
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An Extraordinary Accident. Falstaff's Jockey Lassooed
An extraordinary accident happened in the last race on the concluding day of the Bundaberg races, P. Bennett, the jockey on Falstaff, the crstwhile…
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A magisterial inquiry touching the death of Bernard Muldoon, son of Mr. Cornelius Muldoon, who was drowned in the river at South Gurdurimba last…
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SYDNEY, Saturday—As the tram from Mosman was swinging round a curve in Willoughby road Henry Thomas Hughes, 44, a commercial traveller, living at Mosman,…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.—Yesterday afternoon Richard Kavanagh, driver of the St. John Ambulance, was conveying an influenza patient to the Melbourne Hospital. In…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Leslie Lake, 17, was drowned in the Macquarie. River near Welliagton. He was swimming about when he suddenly sank. The body was recovered 15…
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A magisterial inquiry touching the death of Bernard Muldoon, son of Mr. Cornelius Muldoon, who was drowned in the river at…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—Mr. Godden, of Moree, was drowned in the Gwydir River near Pallamallawa while duck sheeting. He went in to the river to recover some ducks,…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Suspected Murder. An Extraordinary Accident. Young Woman Climbs. Through a Fanlight. SYDNEY
Thoughts of attempted murder ran through the minds of the discoverers of Miss Gladys Palmer, a dentist nurse, seated in a surgery chair and bleeding…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A shocking lift accident occured at Somerset House, city, as the result of which Robert Albin, 15, a messenger, employed in the building, had his…
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A woman named Isabel Priest, the wife of Henry George Priest, residing, near Glen Innes, met a terrible death on the railway line near that…
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The circumstances surrounding the death of Mr. C. Cooper, of Kyogle, were inquired into by the Kyogle Coroner, Mr. R. E. Alcorn, this week…
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Bertie Wood, a boy scout, twelve years of age, was drowned in the Cloncurry River on Thursday. The school teacher, accompanied by the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →General Telegrams. Fatality at Fire
AUCKLAND, Friday.—The Thames Hotel at Auckland has been partly destroyed by fire. An elderly man named William McGimm was suffocated in his bedroom, and…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Accident to a Nurse
When J. A. Williamson, a mechanic employed at Irving and Mogg[?]s dental surgeries, Sydney, arrived at the surgeries on…
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Chas. Schreiber, a ganger, employed by Gambewarra Shire, was riding to work at Kangaroo Valley, with a bag containing 181b. of blasting powder tied to the saddle, when…
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SYDNEY, Sunday.—A man named Ashton, aged 26, was wrestling with severalmates on Bondi beach this afternoon, when he accidentally fell and severely injured…
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A tragic accident occurred at South Woodburn on Saturday, as a result of which Mr. Syd. Duirington, a well-known Mid-Riehmond farmer, lost his life. It is said he was riding…
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At the local inquiry into the death of C. Cooper, Kyogle, who whilst working on thehillside was killed by a boulder rolling down on to his head a witness named…
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At the local inquiry into the death of C., Cooper, Kyogle, who whilst working on the hillside was killed by a boulder rolling down on to his head a witness…
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