Railway Fatality
MELBOURNE, Sunday.—Ernest Dickens, junior porter at the South Brunswick railway station, and whose parents reside in Adelaide, was knocked down by a train…
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General News. Motor Cycle Fatality
The coroner (Mr. A. J. Peisley) has fixer 10 o'clock on Friday morning as the time of the inquest concerning the death of John Moss as a result of the motor cycle…
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A returned soldier named John Joseph Moss. of Keen-street, L [?] are, was killed in a motor accident on Saturday afternoon. Deceased, with his two…
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During the week-end two people were injured and five others poisoned. The latter were five boarders at one of the town establishments. They ate some…
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A motor cycle and side-car carrying Joseph Moss, jun., a returned soldier, and his two brothers, struck a bump in the street when turning from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →General Telegrams. a Boy Injured
SYDNEY, Monday.—Lawrence Sharratt, 15½ was examining a rifle at Rockdale when it went off. The bullet penetrated his right forearm and then flew upwards, striking him…
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Mrs. S. A. Brown, of White Hill, Doble's Bight, was admitted in an unconscious condition to the District Hospital at Casino shortly after midnight…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—A man named Harding, a resident of Parramatta, became involved in treacherous currents in the Nepean and was unable to get ashore. He was…
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SYDNEY, Tuesday.—Vivian Cummings, 23, a motor driver, was drowned in the surf at Bronte this afternoon…
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SYDNET, Wednesday.—An Avro flying machine crashed at Box Hill, near Windsor, with John H. Summers, of Hornsby, as pilot, and Sidney Francis who resides in…
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Mr. E. Keys, Randwick's oldest trained had a stroke of bad luck on the occasion of his first visit to Lismore. Notwithstanding the care taken of his horses since leaving…
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HOBART, Monday.—A motor accident occurred in the Deloraine district, resulting in the death of one person and serious in jury to another. A motor lorry was being…
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CASUALTY LIST. (Reuter.) LONDON, Thursday.—Sixteen dead and 14 injured is the casualty list of the Welsh…
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LONDON, Wednesday.—Official: 14 persons were killed in a collison between the Aberystwyth-Manchester express and a local passenger train from Whitchurch to…
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A serious railway accident was narrowly averted on the Richmond Main railway line 9 miles from Maitland. An engine and a carriage conveying mine…
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Mrs. S. A. Brown, of White Hill, Dobie's Biebt, was admitted in an unconscious condition to the District Hospital at Casino shortly after midnight on Monday. It…
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LONDON, Friday.—The airship had a most exciting experience. The leviathan, when, manoeuvring in the darkness, was struck in the hull. The forward and rear…
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The coroner (Mr. A. J. Peisley, P.M.) held at the Lismore Courthouse on Friday, an inquest touching the death of John Joseph Moss as a result of a motor cycle accident on…
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