Bungendore. Shocking Fatal Burning Accident
THE death of the old-age pensioner by shock from burning at Bungendore, as briefly mentioned in Friday's issue of the OBSERVER, as inquired into by the Coroner…
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Accidents, 1903
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Fatal Burning Accident at Bungendore
ON Friday last the Coroner (Mr John Gale) hold an inquest at Bungendore touching the death of Annie Lyons of which notice appeared in Friday's issue…
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THOSE of our readers who appreciated the great promise contained in the first literary effort of Miss Miles Franklin will be sorry to hear that she has recently been the victim…
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A SHOCKING case of suffocation, resulting in the death of a woman named Mrs. Helen Taylor, and the endangering of the life of mother, was reported to the Darlinghurst…
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Mr. A. Elliott, P.M., held a magisterial inquiry at Monga yesterday, touching the death of a little girl aged about 2 years, daughter of Mr. Hugh McRae, Monga. It…
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In a railway collision at Rockfish, Virginia, U.S.A., twenty-three persons were killed, including 19 negroes and some Austrian immigrants…
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The machinery in a theatre in Paris having [?] were precipitated [?] theatre under[?]eath. The most of the…
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Our esteemed townsman, Mr. D. S. Lindsay, met with a nasty accident on Thursday night which happily ended more fortunately than might have been the case…
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Percival Clarence Bensley, aged 21, an employee on the railways was fatally run over at Penrith railway station after midnight last night and in all probability death…
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M. Torpy jr., in the employ of Mr. T. Pooley met with a tasty accident running a piece of wood through his hand. Owing to blood-poisomng the wound is very…
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In a book of railway [?] bearing date about twenty years ago there is an account of what is [?] as a insert [?]…
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THE mystery at Junee reported in our last issue concerning the disappearance of Mrs Ryeland, who had been there on a visit and bad been missing came days, was solved on…
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One day last week, while some repairs were being carried on at the Jembaicumbene Central dredge Mr. James Grant met with a nasty accident. While shifting one of the…
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One of the most serious collisions that have occurred in the history of Port Jackson happened at a few minutes before 9 0'clock on Friday night between the steamer Argus, of Messrs. Archibald…
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The Tarago correspondent of the Goulburn “Penny Post” writes:—Mr. Jas. Harrigan, driver of the mail Coach from Braidwood to Tarago, had rather an…
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A sensational Alpine experience is reported from the Continent. The Hon. Gerald Fitzgerald and two guides fell while descending the Monte Rosa Alps. Mr…
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LAST Monday Mr. Thomas Whitehead, J.P., of Wickerslack, near Queanbeyan, met with an accident which resulted in the fracture of the bones of one of his legs. On the…
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The “Moruya Times” says that a very sad and fatal accident occurred at Deep Greek near Bateman’s Bay on Saturday last. A Mrs. Higgins, who was busily engaged…
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A LITTLE boy, about 9 years of age and a son of Mr. Kirchner of Tidbinbilly, was admitted to the local hospital yesterday suffering from severe burns received the…
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A serious accident happened to Mr. Robert Rogers, carrier—on Monday, while on the trip from Nellligen to Braidwood with his team. When about four miles out of…
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