Tram and Trap. Three Men Injured. SYDNEY
John Smith and Bernard Aurisch were driving a sulky along the Paramatta road last night when the horse bolted. They struck the back of a tram just…
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The Ubiquitous Revolver. Three People Injured. SYDNEY
Two women were seated in a tram car at Grace Bros, at 2 o'clock to-day when a man in the same compartment it is alleged produced a revolver. Three…
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When attempting to cross Lyneh's Creek on Wednesday, the stream being flooded as a result of the rain, a Hindoo named Lubo Tully met…
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LONDON, Saturday.—Reuter's Bulawayo correspondent reports that the Silver Queen crashed down. Van Ryneveld and Brand were slightly injured…
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The Motor Yacht Club furnished some sensational incidents in the harbour yesterday. One boat collided with the training ship Tingira and sank. The…
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As Mrs. Mumford, accompanied by other ladies on horseback, was riding to the welcome home reception.of her brother, Bombardier Skimmings, and other…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A Young wire states that Nancy Glennou, 15, was caught in a watercourse on Marengo station and washed away before the eyes of her parents and…
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Nancy Glennon (15) and George Hulm (3) were washed away and drowned in flood waters at Narengo Station, in the Young district, on Saturday…
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There was nearly an "accident" at the dressing sheds at the river the other day. Somehow the sexes nearly got mixed and to obviate this in…
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AUCKLAND, Thursday.—Mrs. Thoms and her two young children were drowned near Tekuiti, New Zealand, as the result of the capsizing of a motor ear in a flooded river…
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Yesterday our Wardell correspondent wired: A sad drowning accident has occurred. John Walsh, the 10-year-old eldest son of Mr. J. P. Walsh, of East Wardell, fell…
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On the 28th ult. we reported that Lilian Walsh aged two years and three months, had been burned to death at Crystal Creek. It was stated that her parents…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Workers' Accidents. Zam-Buk is Needed to Prevent Blood Poison and Disease
Every worker should always keep a pot of Zam-Buk within easy reach. Cuts and bruises are a daily occurrence, and unless they are dressed…
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SYDNEY, Thursday.—Adolph Kauffman, a resident of Bahmain fell 36 feet from a balcony while walking in his sleep. He sustained a fractured skull and his condition…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—A little girl at Te Kutti, New Zealand, me[?] with an accident going to school. Her mother got her eldest brother to drive a car containing her with…
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SYDNEY, Saturday.—While the steamer Ulysses outward bound was off Bradley's Head to-day a fireman named Quinn fell overboard and was drowned…
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On Saturday morning last there was recovered from the river at Murwillumbah wharf, the body of a man. For [?]me time there was some doubt…
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LONDON, Sunday.—It appears that the collision in the streets mentioned previously occurred at Frankfort., not Berlin. BELGIAN ACTION…
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On the 28th ultimo we ("Tweed Daily") reported that Lilian Walsh, aged two years and three months, had been burned to death at Crystal Creek. It was stated that her…
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Apart from the presence of the troops in the Government buildings, there is little to indicate the success of the coup. There have been no…
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