The Death of Czar Nicholas
There are various stories of the of the Czar Nicholas 1. Here is one which the great singer Mario, heard from a doctor of the Court:â…
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Obituaries & funerals, 1911
58 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 2 of 3
Obituary Notices. Mrs. Green
AMONGST those whom the "grim reaper" has been recently ingathering in and around Queanbeyan, we have in this issue to name with regret two esteemed residents. The…
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ANOTHER old resident of the district passed away on Wednesday last, viz., Mr. F. J. Hindmarsh, of Jinden. He had been siling for some time past, and became much worse…
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The Rev. William Richards, Rector of St. David's Church of England, Surry Hills, died on a Bondi tram last night…
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MR. ALFRED GEORGE THORMAN died at his residence, Gonlburn, on Monday. The de-ceased, who was 85 years of age, was born in London, and came to Australia about sixty years ago…
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A FURTHER death took place on Sunday night last in the family of the late Mr F. J. Hindmarsh, who was buried at Krawarree on the previous Friday. Mrs. McKinney, who came home to see her father…
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MR. SEERY, on old resident of Hoskingtown, died at his home on Wednesday last. He leaves a widow and grown up family, one of his daughters having been for some time in…
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THE death occurred on Saturday morning last of Mrs. Canning, an old identity in Braidwood. She rented a room from Mr. Joseph Yeates in Elrington-street, and was found diad in it in the early…
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RAILWAY men and the travelling public will regret to hear of the death of Mr. John Hughes, who on his retirement from the railway service some ten years…
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ANOTHER very old resident of the district, Mr. Robert Brown, died at his residence, Euradux, on Wednesday morning last, at an ago approaching 4 score and 8 years. He…
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General regret was expressed in town this morning when it became known that Mr. William Sullivan, of Canberra, who had been ailing for some time, had passed…
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MISS ELIZABETH HICKEY, second daughter of Mr. L. J. Hickey of Reidsdale, died suddenly at her home on Saturday afternoon last. She had been in had health for some time put, suffering from an…
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The funeral of the late Mr. William Sullivan took place on Wednesday afternoon last, and was very largely attended, there being upwards of 60 vehicles in…
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His Eminence Cardinal Moran died suddenly on Wednesday morning at his Palace, Manly. He had been ailing for several days and the end came at 7 30…
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THE Very Rev. Father McIntyre received a telegram yesterday morning from Sydney informing him that the req[?] on the death of Cardinal Moran would be held at St. Mary's Cathedral to-day and…
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Cordinal Moran, Roman Catholic Archbishop of Sydney, was found dead in his room on Wednesday morning at has palace at Manly. He had been suffering from a…
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AN immense concourse gathered at Saint Mary's Cathedral on Saturday, when the obsequies in connection with the death of Cardinal Moran were…
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THE death occurred early on Sunday morning last of Mrs. Frank Brown, of Durran Durra. Her twin babies died about a week ago shortly after birth, whilst her father only died a little over a THE unusually mild weather, which we are having for this time of the year, is causing the willows and poplars to put forth their buds and leaves, as well as the early fruits in the orchards. The cloudy…
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THERE passed away on Thursday morning last, another very old reddest of the district, in the person of Mrs. William Dawson, who died at her residence at Two Mile Creek, Goulburn Road, in…
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THE funeral of Mrs. W. Dawson, on Saturday afternoon last, was very largely attended, persons coming from all parts of the district. The [?] of the deceased lady were laid beside other members…
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