Death of Mr. Tennant
Mr. John Joseph Tennant, one of the most capable and conscientious men in the railway service, died at Orange oa Monday. He leaves, besides a…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1914
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Death of Mr. McKELVY
In our last issue we referred to the serious illness of Mr. Thomas McKclvy, railway stationmaster at Nevertire. Since then this universally popular…
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A well-known and respected railway officer in the person of Mr. Thomas McKelvie, for many years station master at Nevertire, died on Tuesday last…
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On Friday, Donald Davidson, a highly respected resident of the town, died at the hospital at the age of 62, the cause, of death being paralysis. It…
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The death occurrcd in a private hospital on Sunday of Mrs. Sarah Ann Earsman, wife of Mr. William Earsman, of Newtown. The funeral took…
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Early on Thursday morning Mr. J. Asgill, an old identity of the Wellington district, died at the age of 73 years. The late Mr. Asgill, whose…
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A sad death occurred at a local private hospital on Sunday, when Mrs. Sarah Ann Earsman, wife of Mr. William Earsman, of Newtown, Dubbo,…
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Typhoid claimed another victim at Orange on Tuesday, in the person of Mr. Arthur Pike, at he ago of 44 years. One of Mr. P s children is…
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Residents of Dubbo were shocked this morning when the sad news spread that Mr. Walter Mines, the well-known and highly-respected dairyman of…
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By the death of Mr. Walter Mines, dairyman, Dundullimal, the figure of a well-known and popular personality has been removed from our midst…
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At a time like the present, when all is so bright and cheerful, and the prospect of a glorious winter and bountiful harvest seem to loom so largely before…
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The funeral of Mr, Welter Mines, who died in the Hopotoun Hospital on Friday morning last, took place on Saturday afternoon. The procession…
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Death has been very busy amongst us of late, the latest victim being Mr H. W. M. Cussen, the well-known baker, of Mitchell-st, who died from…
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Over 3000 children marched in procession at the funeral of Miss Florenz Kaiser, who for the part 18 years had been headmistress of the infant's…
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The death occurred in Sydney on Tuesday of Mr. Samuel Street, a wellknown resident of Grange and Cobar. Mr. Street was for a long time an…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Death of Mrs. Dwyer, Late of Warren
A very sad death occurred at Parkes on Wednesday of last week, when Mrs. P. Dwyer passed away at her parents' residence, after a long and painful…
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The death has occurred in Bourke of Mr. H. W. M. Cusson, who, although a South Australian by birth, had been, a resident of the West for the past 30…
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Rather than live without her child, whom she feared she would lose as the result of divorce proceedings, a young mother starved herself to death. The victim was Mrs. Ethel Horrocks, of Moorfield, Heyrod, Stalybridge…
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Last night there passed away at, the residence of her daughter (Mrs. J. E. Reynolds, of Cowra), Mrs. W. McKenna, relict of the late William McKenna…
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The death occurred on Saturday of Mrs. Mary Fox, of Bellview, Obley-road, at the ago of 80 years. About four years ago the deceased's son…
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