Mysterious Shooting Fatality
ON Tuesday the coroner held at Boogaldi on the body of William Robert Foran. Deceased left his house on Sunday evening to shoot some hawks which were taking a…
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Accidents, 1896
45 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 1 of 3
The Injured Cyclists
Sydney, Tuesday—The cyclists who were injured on Saturday are progressing favourably…
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A SHOCKING accident occurred at 2 o'clock yesterday morning on the main railway line a mile from Albury. At the hour mentioned a fettler named Adam…
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AT Mount Franklin, twelve miles from Daylesford, an accident, which is likely to result fatally, occurred on Saturday. W. G. M'Kirdio and Arthur Brown, two…
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An inquest was held in the Parramatta Gaol on Tuesday before Mr J. J. Bowden, District Coroner, touching the death of George Bradley Barnett, aged 7 years and 5…
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Sydney, Tuesday—Mr Jones, M.P., met with an accident on Sunday and broke three ribs…
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A youth named Harry Brooks, step-son of Mr J. H. Woods, manager of the Wool works, met with a nasty accident on Wednesday. He was holding a revolver in his hands when…
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Sydney, Friday—Fitzgerald Bros.' Circus opened last night, when a dreadful accident occurred. Peart, the great high diver, made his plunge into the tank, struck the side,…
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Sydney, Tuesday—A boy named Ro[?] was swept off the rocks at B[?]ndi yeste[?] and was drowned…
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Sydney, Friday—A miner named was severely injured at the Blayn[?] mines yesterday…
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A CABLE has been received stating that Hanbury the sculler has, been drowned in the Thames. It is believed that Stanbury the…
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Sydney, Tuesday—A cable has just been received stating that James Stanbury, the champion sculler, who went to England to[?] Harding for the championship of the…
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An accident of a particularly distressing nature, and which unfortunately has had a fatal termination, occured on the Tarago road on Monday, the victim being Mrs Ellen…
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Two goods trains collided near Southern Cross, West Australia. A man from Adelaide, named John Fuller, was killed, and…
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A CONSIDERABLE amount of excitement was caused by the posting of a cable announcing that Stanbury, the champion sculler, had been drowned…
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Sydney, Friday—While out shooting kangaroos yesterday at Goorangoola young man named Commings accident shot himself and died instantly…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Serious Railway Accident Goulburn to Cooma Line. Engine and Goods Trucks Derailed. Engine Driver and Fireman Injured
As soon as the local railway station was opened yesterday morning to prepare for the incoming mail at 5.45 a.m. information was wired to the officer in charge to…
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WE regret to hear that Mr. A. J. Collett, letter carrier at Bungendore, was thrown from his horse on Sunday last, and his foot being caught in the stirrup-iron sustained…
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The arrival of Monday's mail trail at Queanbeyan was delayed, and the townspeople were surprised to hear that the train had met with an accident at Goulburn. The…
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ON Wednesday, Mr. Albert Southwell, of Hall, was brought into the Queanbeyan Hospital suffering from severe gun shot wounds in the legs. The injuries were the…
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