Fatal Yachting Accident
FURTHER traces have been found of the victims of the fatal yachting accident which occurred on the eastern shore of Port Phillip on December 13 or 14, when the…
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18 stories in South Coast's papers
Dreadful Accident in Kent Street
A married woman, named Elizabeth M‘Sweeney, aged 30, living at the Great Britain Hotel, Kent street, Sydney, met with a terrible accident on Tuesday morning,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Telegrams . (From our t[?] Corr[?]pon[?]) Terrible Railway Accident Sydney, Jan 26
TERRIBLE railway accident on Sunday night to tho train from Melbourne, near Cootamundra A culvert at Saltwater Greek was was[?] away, leaving a gap…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Terrible Railway Accident near Cootamundra. WE extract the following from Tuesday's Herald:— Cootamundra
A terrible railway accident occurred this evening to the mail train. A culvert at what is known as the Salt Clay Creek, about three miles on the Wagga Wagga side of…
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Terrible railway accident on Sunday night to the train from Melbourne, near Cootamundra. A culvert at Saltwater [?] was [?]va hed away, leaving gap into which the…
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A frightful collision [?] the troopship [?]a and Messrs. Huddart and Parker’s steamer Me[?]esis, unfortunately marred the brightness of Tuesday’s p[?]ceedings. It…
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One of the most frightful accidents we have ever been called upon to [?] occurred on Wednesday last at the Pompey point quarry where the stone for the local break…
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THE above was held on Friday, 3rd instant, by the Coroner, G. Mu[?]sell, E.Q., when the following jury was en[?]nelled :— John Gibson (foreaia[?]) W. Wa[?]so, B. Kuap…
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ONE of the [?] have [?] occurred [?]…
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THE Duluth Tribune makes the following statement: "It was more than three weeks ago that John Johnson, a laborer in the Duluth Lumber Company's mill, was injured…
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A TERRIBLE accident, which resulted in the death of a man named John Lawson, occurred at Coal-Cliff on Wednesday night last. Not far from the southern end of the great railway tunnel…
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During a de[?] at night the paper a steamer [?] belonging to the London and North- western Railway Company, struck with great violence on the rocks…
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ON Monday morning last the [?] intellig[?]ce reached town that a [?] at [?] Mill had [?] a severe [?] fre[?] piece of timber striking him in the [?] as [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Late Fatal Accident at the Enterprise Saw Mill. (To the Editor of the Bega Standard.)
SIR,âA short time ago the quiet neighbourhood [?] of Kind was somewhat disturbed by the news that a serious accident had befallen a young man [?]rd Michael…
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ON Friday the 4th instant, a man named Edward George Rowan was accidently killed at Johnson’s saw mill Tomakin. An inquest was held on the following day,…
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ON Monday last, at the residence of the deceased's parents and inquest was held by Mr. District Coroner Richards, and a jury of four, touching the caused of death of Sarah Moore,…
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THE Blyth correspondent of the South Australian Advertiser reports that a sad accident occurred at the Blyth camp on September 29. A girl, the child of W…
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This mornings shortly before 8 o’clock, a coloured man named Augustus Go[?]doran, employed by Mr. Hussell, contractor was constructing a wharf on the A. A…
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