Accident at Ganmaim
A Ganmain youth named Creswell [?] aged [?] years, met with a frightful accident on Tuesday morning The young man was engaged in…
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Train and Sleigh. Terrible Collision
A train from Pit-burgh, United States, came into collision with a sleigh at Hornell's Hill, killing senven women on the spot, and injuring four others…
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A workman at Odessa fired at and seriously wounded the Chief of Police…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sad Fatality. Death at the Moment of Victory. London
While [?] an a race at Cannes France, an English jockey named Flintturned towards his wife and child, and as he did so struck the winning post…
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THE two miners (Messrs Murphy and Wells) who met with an accident in the Prince mine on Monday are progressing favorably; in fact Wells…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Train Smashes a Waggon Boy Killed and Another Injured. Remarkable and Pathetic Mistake
A special train on Friday afternoon, nearing Bet Bet (Vic.) station. at which it was not intended to stop. crashed into a covered in waggonette. One of the…
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A terrible shock was given the people on Thursday evening by the news being brought to town that Mrs. White and her son William had been the victims of a serious accident on…
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ONE of the saddest fatal accidents which we have ever been called upon to chronicle occurred on Thursday evening, by which Cootamundra lost one of its…
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The accident happened about 6 clock on Thursday afternoon. The late Mrs. White and her eldest son, Will, were out driving at Jindalse. The more, apparently, was rather…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Russo-japanese War, 140,000 Japanese Casualties. Snooting Drowning Men. London
Though General Ruropatkin is demanding a quarter of a million men to reinforce his army in Manchuria, the Russian Government is suspending the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sensational Buggy Accident. (By Telegraph.) ALBURY
While Mrs. Johm Rixon, a widow, with her daughter and child, were driving in from Splitters' Creek yesterday, the horse took fright and…
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A rabbiter named George Smith was brought to the Wagga Hospital yesterday from Mr. Bardwell's Oberne Station, where he was employed. On…
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Mr. Geo. Smith, a married man engaged as rabbiter on Ober[?]e estate, has been having a run of ill luck. During the recent, fires he was amongst th[?]e…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →News by Wire. Fatal Collision. Sydney
A collision occurred between an electric tram car and a 'bus at Auckland (N.Z.) last night. A lady passenger was killed, and several others were badly injured…
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By inquiry at 1 o'clock this morning, we learned from the Matron of the Hospital that no change had taken place up to that hour, in the…
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Mrs. Ellen White, one of the oldest residents, and owner of the Globe Hotel, Cootamundra, was driving with her son, Mr. W. H. White, on…
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A sensational coach accident happe ed on the Glen Willis-road on Saturday, resulting in the death of Thomas M'Bride, the severe burning of the drive, Arthur Kilpatrick,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Burnt with Powder. a Terrible Fatality. Boy Burnt to Death. Sydney
Some employees at the factory of Guthridge and Co., manufacturers of mining machinery and explosives at Marsfield on the Newcastle line, were…
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Upon inquiry at the hospital last evening it was ascertained that the boy Thomas Kerwin, who was seriously on the Show Ground last Wednesday, was no worse…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wallendbeen Races. a Chapter of Accidents
A very fair crowd rolled up to the above races on Wednesday. The meeting, which was of the Picnic kind, was promoted by Mr. Fred. Young, of the Federal hotel, and…
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