Balloon Accident. Auckland
Captain Lorrame, an aeronaut, ascended in a balloon to a great height at Christchurch yesterday. The balloon collapsed and fell into the sea; Lorraine is supposed…
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Accidents, 1899
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Burning Accident at Berrigan
A SERIOUS burning accident happened hero on Tuesday, the victim being Mrs. Arundel, proprietress of the Federal Hotel, whose husband, it will be remembered, drew Trenton in the St…
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On Saturday, Mr. Leslie East, son of the Rev. K. East, of Randwiek, while riding in a tram was struck by the shaft of a vehicle and fatally injured…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fatal Bicycle Accident. Sydney
Robert Johnston (17), who, whilst riding a bicycle last Thursday on the Ryde Road sustained internal injuries, died yesterday…
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The body of William Grace who has been missing for some days, was found floating in the harbour on Saturday…
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ON Saturday morning, about 2 o'clock, a terrible accident occurred at the Minora Siding about 11 miles from Dubbo, by which the well-known train guard, Mr. R. J. Cosgrove lost…
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A boy named H. Liddell was accidentally shut by a companion at Broadwood, Victoria, yesterday…
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Two children named Wallace were drowned in the Brisbane River this afternoon…
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ON Sunday last, Dante, the great illusionist, accompanied by his wife, Madame Edmunda, his brother Frank, Mr. Jones, pianist of tho company, Mr. Reeves, Dante's stage manager,…
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On Monday morning lant a young named Jamea M. Clerk was drown North Bourke. He was a stranger's district and not muth is known abou…
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We received a wire at midday to-day from our Bodangora correspondent: "Two moa blown up, badly hurt, bored into mishole." We have since heard the names are John Kelly and James…
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Nature never intended Berlin for anything but a provincial town. It has been made into the capital of a great Empire deliberately of malice aforethought. It has, in fact, been…
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A SHOCKING accident occurred at the Excelsior Lime Works, near Capertc[?], on Thursday afternoon (says the "Post") whereby Mr. Geo Dryden, less[?] and manager of the works, was…
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ON Monday, as mentioned in our last issue a special train had been engaged and Dr. McCormack, the well-known Sydney surg[?]n sent for. The train loft Redforn at five…
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Intelligence was received in town yesterday of the regrettable death of the wife of Mr. George Leggatt, of Eldorado, near Louth. It appears that on Thursday, Mrs…
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News has been received in town to the effect that Mrs Leggatt, wife of Mr George Leggatt, of Eldorado station, Louth, was accidentally drowned…
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A communication was received in town on Thursday, statine that a man named William Pearce was accidentally drowned at Compadore on Saturday last, The deceased…
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ANOTHER terrible fatality among travelling sheep is reported from Du[?]Julimal. On Wednesday a drover in charge of 9000 travelling sheep, the property of Meares and…
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The first day's official running of the Georgestret electric tram was marked by a shocking accident. A little girl about six years of age, while…
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Friday, the day on which the Georgestreet electric trams managed to get to work, witnessed the city given over to all sorts of wild rumours as to the holocaust…
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