Remarkable Accident
Chas. Schreiber, a ganger, employed by Cambewarra Shire, Was riding to work at Kangaroo Valley, with a bag containing 181b. of…
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Fatality at Woodburn
Mr. Sid. Durrington, of Swan Bay, a well-known Mid-Richmond resident, lost his life as the result of a riding accident on Saturday…
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Miss Daisy Fisher, Mullumbimby, while on a visit to Kyogle met with a peculiar though painful accident. A 12lb. hammer which was used to faster…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—The inquiry into the death of the Italian, Antinoi Moleto, in the Royal North Shere Hospital was resumed to-day, when witness from the institution…
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Mr. Tom McFarlane, of Ulmarra, whilst driving his motor cycle and side-car up Queen-street on Wednesday, collided with a cart near the intersection of Oliver-street. At…
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On Tuesday last Mr. Fred. Ainswdrth, a returned soldier, who is assistant to Mr. Reg. Deylin, tick inspector, Alstonville, met with [?]nasty accident. Owing to the horse shying…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Two men were killed by lightning during a thunderstorm on a farm near Bathurst. During a cloudburst in Cambel's Creek…
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A fatal accident happened on the main road near Hampden Bridge Mr. Charles Sehreiber, ganger in the employ of the Cambewarra Shire Council, was riding to…
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The incoming transport Aquatania, in a fog, sank the Lord Dufferin (4600 tons). There were no fatalities…
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SYDNEY, Saturday.—A verdict of accidental death was recorded at the inquiry concerning the death of a school girl, Fannie Howard, who was shot through the head at…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—An unknown man is believed to have been drowned at Coogee on Thursday evening last. When told there was a dangerous sea running and that…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Particulars have reached Albury of a mysterious fatality near Bethangra, an old mining settleinent about 16 miles from Albury a well-known…
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In the last race on the concluding day of the recent races at Bundaberg, an extraordinary accident happened, P. Bennett, the jockey on…
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ADELAIDE, Wednesday.—A 20-foot sailing boat, containing seven men, returning from a fishing expedition was nearing the Outer Harbor, Adelaide, when a gust of wind…
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The steamer Westralia, while leaving Hobart for Sydney, collided with a small wooden steamer, which was sunk in 40 feet of water. All hands were…
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While Mr. William Roche, Coroner at Adelong, was placing his young daughter on a horse, holding one set of reins, the horse became frightened and…
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Particulars have vouched Albury of a mysterious fatality near Bethangra, an old mining settlement about 16 miles From Albury. A…
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On Saturday last Mr. J. Allison, J.P., District Coroner, opened an inquiry at Woodburn touching the death of the late Sid. Durrington. After several…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—A collision occurred in Sydney Harbor between the ferry steamer Kummulla and a hopper. The former was considerably damaged. There was…
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A most thrilling accident occurred at what is known as Madden's Creek, on Berrystreet extension, on Tuesday night. By the 9 train that evening Mrs. F. Broers returned…
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