Queensland. Two Girls Drowned
Two girls, named Wier and Davidson, aged 11 and 14, were paddling in the river at Gympie, and it is surmised they got into difficulties. One went…
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Four Jockeys Injured
Four jockeys were injured at Mooney Valley Races yesterday. J. McGregor sustained a broken collar bone, P. Cosgrove fractured two ribs, A…
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Horses attached to a coach from Wellington to Mudgee bolted going down a hill. The coach was overturned and wrecked, hut the driver and…
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Mr. P. Glanville of Nowra Hill, met with a painful accident yesterday. It appears he was engaged in taking pigs by vehicle to Nowra when he had…
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Norman Garner, 14, was about to leave his home yesterday, at Yass, with the intention of shooting foxes, when Alfred, his brother, who had a gun…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Tasmania. Coach Accident
A five-horsebrake, containing twenty footballers overturned near Kingston on Saturday night, 6 persons being seriously injured…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Serious Accident to Mr. P. J. Glanville
On Thursday last, Mr P. J. Glanville, of Bengelala, met with a very serious accident, resulting in a bad fracture of one of his legs. Mr Glahville was…
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Mr. A. Jarman. butter manager of the Nowra Co-operative Factory met with a very painful accident on Friday last. He was about to descend…
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Messrs. McMurtrie Bros.' motor car, driven by Mr. J. Hunt, and used by Mr. Brown, the well-known commercial traveller, turned over while…
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When Mr. P. J. Glanville was driving a cart into Mr. P. Monaghan's place at the Fails, the horse took fright and collided with a post…
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A railway accident occurred in Victoria on Monday morning, almost equally disastrous in its effect to the catasthrope at Braybrook on Easter Monday, 1908. At 9…
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They freed his crushed legs at last, and as they did so his hand went out and Bought the hand of one of his preservers. Then he handed his…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →South Australia. Injured by an Aeroplane
As a Bleriot aeroplane was rising at Adelaide, on Saturday, the propellor struck Ewart Lock, aged 16. The boyâs right hand was severed and his…
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Lord Dudley, owing to a slight accident, is unable to leave Government House at present…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Ran From Drowning Girl. Young Cowards Censured
What the Willenhall (Staffordshire) coroner described as the most outrageous act of cowardice he had ever heard of was described on Monday…
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Four horses fell at Moorefield on Saturday, and two jockeys were injured. One of the horses was destroyed…
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By the capsizing of boats in the River Amoy, during a typhoon, 200 fishermen were drowned…
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Great regret was expressed in Nowra on Wednesday afternoon when news came to hand that Mr. Geo. Purdie of Cabbagetree Flat had made the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Shocking Fatality. Death of Mr. Hugh McDONALD
The community was shocked on Wednesday last by the news of the tragic death of Mr. Hugh McDonal at…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Tragic Fatality. Sad Death of Mr. M[?]donald
It came as a shock to Nowra people when word was brought into town on Wednesday hat that Mr Hugh M'Don had been found dead on his farm up the river…
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