Fatal Accident
A distressing fatality occurred locally on Tuesday. A teamster, Mr. J. Ryan, was proceeding to Morton with his team of five horses. Ascending the Woodstock hill, the leaders…
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Surf Bathing Fatality
Dr W. B. Silverwood, a medical man, aged 40, of Congai, was drowned at Manly yesterday while surf bathing…
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News reached Nowra last Wednesday of a distressing fatality that had occurred near Milton the day previous, the victim being Mr James Ryan, for many years a resident…
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Whilst engaged at tho Moggendoura sawmill on Tuesday, Mr. Sid, Shepherd had the little finger of his right hand cut through, and the…
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(As Printed in Sunday's "Sun" edition) Mr. P. Jefferson Wallace, of North Sydney is one of the fathers of Australian newspaper printing. His…
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Quite a chapter of accidents befel some of the Valley residents who attended the Moss Vale show last week. Miss S. Morrison was the only one to…
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When Ernest Pendrigh, of Scales load, Tottenham, pleaded guilty at the Central Criminal Court yesterday (says the "News" of November 30) to three…
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On Sunday, March 3rd, Bellingen Heads was the scene of a fatality that will long remain in the memory of those who witnessed it. Two young…
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On Sunday morning a young man named Cooper was washed off the rocks at Tathra and drowned. The victim, at the time, was…
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An automatic safety installation, designed to prevent the numerous accidents liable to occur in using passenger lifts, is being placed on the…
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Rising with the sun on Sunday morning, Mr. Alfred Cooper, a man in the prime of life on vacation here for a…
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The community was shocked on Saturday afternoon, when [?] was circulated that Mr P[?] H[?]den was the victim of a [?] accident. The…
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A very and accident happened in Bega on Saturday, whereby Mr. P. Hayden met his death. It appears that he was endeavoring to…
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A shockingly distressful accident occurred on Sunday forenoon last at Nowra Hill, the victim being Stan. Hanson, a young man 18 years of…
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A shooting accident happened on Sunday morning last at Nowra Hill, [?]e the residence of Mr. W. S. Smith. Earlier in the day Thos. McGuire and…
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The succession of disasters at sea should rivet extra attention on the report of the Ocean Accident aud Guarantee Corporation, for last year. This…
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The succession of disasters at tea should rivet extra attention on the report of the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation, for last year. This…
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A frightful accident occurred yesterday morning at the siding being constructed into Trevarthan's new quarry near Minnamurra, by which…
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KIAMA, Tuesday.--The news reached here this morning of a terrible blasting accident at Minnamurra, a few miles from here. Five men were killed, and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →A Rum Collision. Roosevelt the Wrecker. Opposition to Mr Taft. Question of Ethics
Sympathetic Old Lady (to cabby): "Is the poor man much hurt? Been run into by one of those nasty taxi-cabs, I suppose Imagine Mr Balfour three or four years from now starting a campaign to oust Mr Bonar Law and reinstate himself in the leadership of the Unionist Party…
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