Woy Fatality
Samuel Stanton was charged at the Central Criminal Court on Tuesday, before Mr. Acting Justice Sly and a jury, with causing the death of John…
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Accidents, 1907
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Moors-street Fatality
The Moore-street fatality of Thursday afternoon, 10th inst., whereby William Jackson, a young man, lost his life through falling from the top of…
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A Tory sad and fatal accident occurred at Moss Vale on Tuesday morning by which John Day, ganger, employed by the Railway…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Fatality at Moss Vale. a Ganger Killed. — a Mysterious Affair
Mr. John Day, a railway ganger at Moss Vale, met his death in a shocking manner on Tuesday morning about three-quarters of a mile from the Moss Vale station. Whilst…
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On Wednesday morning last the the district coroner, Mr. A.D. Badgery, continued the inquiry as to the cause of death of John Day, the ganger who was killed on the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Dandenong Shooting Fatality
The Melbourne city coroner on Friday delivered his deferred verdict regarding the death of the boy, George Edward B[?] aged 10, from…
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An inquiry was held [?] the [?] (Mr. N. Y. [?] the [?] Charles O'Neil, which [?] between…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Serious Accident at Bowral. a Fractured Skull
Mr. William Gough, a caretaker in the employ of Mr. Cooper who recently purchased "Craigisburn," Bowral, has in the hospital at Bowral in a precaroius conditon…
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On Saturday afternoon last a serious accident befel Mr. William Gough whilst driving a horse and cart along Centennial road, Bowral, and he now…
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A shocking accident took place on Thursday afternoon Charles Peck man, a member of one of the oldest and most highly respected families in the district…
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