Fatalities and Accidents. Found Dead
BROKEN-HILL, Thursday.--Charles Tyzer, 48, was found dead this morning on the balcony of the Federal Palace Hotel. A housemaid went to call Tyzer, and, falling to arouse…
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Boy Drowned
BALLINA, Friday.--A boy named George MacDonald was found drowned at Loven Creek on Tuesday…
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WOONONA, Friday.--Yesterday afternoon, at Woonona Colliery, a miner, named Walter Popped, had his skull fractured by a fall of coal. His condition is critical…
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Sir,--The gentleman who signed "Justice" to-day hardly holds the balance as fairly as the blindfolded lady who is emblematical of that quality…
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Last night Detectives Ward and Fullerton served a notice signed by the Solicitor-General on Roger L. C. Ward, captain of the steamer Manly, plying between Sydney and…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Marine Court. (Before Judge Backhouse, and Captains R. L, Boldehild, and C. Taylor, assessors.) the Hilda-gladys Ellison Collision
This was an inquiry concerning a collision which occurred in Darling Harbor on December 16 last, between the scow Hilda, owned by E. D. Pike (Matthias Andrew, master), and the…
Continued on Trove, page 18 →Law Report. Friday, February 9. Court of Marine Inquiry. (Before Judge Backhouse, President, and Captains Robert L. Boldchlld and Charles. Taylor, Assessors.) the Hilda and Gladys Ellison Collision
Mr. Robison, of the Crown Law Office, appeared for the Department of Navigation. The owner and master of the Hilda appeared in person, and Mr. W. S. Creagh appeared for…
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Last week we briefly announced the fatal accident to Mr Robert Henry Vine, which occurred on Thursday of last week at Mount Kembla. An…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Gembrook Accident. a Sensational Statement. Melbourne
A sensational statement has been made by Conrad Haub, gardener, employed near the scene of the Gembrook accident to the effect that on the morning following the…
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Mr. A. N. Burnett, City Coroner, conducted an inquiry yesterday into the cause of the death o£ William Joseph Marsden, 31 years of age. Marsden was found dead lying on a bed at his…
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The City Coroner on Wednesday gave his reserved decision in the inquiry relating to the deaths of Mr. and lire. Heming, brought about by the Manly-Agnes collision in Sydney Harbor on…
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LONDON, Saturday Morning.—Rains flooded the shaft of the South Rose Deep Mine, on the Rand, and fifty-five natives were drowned…
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It will be remembered that some few weens ago a young man named McKeough, met with an accident near Nabiac—the barrel of a pea rifle bursting, and blowing in the nasal bone. The…
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Jockey T. Cunningham, whilst riding Aurelius in connection with the Wollongong Agricultural Society's Show Steeplechase this afternoon, was hurt through the horse…
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PAMBULA, Monday.— William Armstrong, a farmer, of Greig's Falt, Pambula, was washed off the rocks at Leonard's Island, near Eden, while fishing, and drowned…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.--A little boy aged 6 years, a son of Mr. James Vallance, of Appin, was accidentaly drowned at Lake Weeding today…
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MELBOURNE, Sunday.--A tram accident occurred at Wendouree-parade, Ballarat, on Friday night. A car, with "trailer" attached, pulled up, and a second car, following behind,…
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In regard to the case of Captain Southgate, master of the steamer Kapanul, the Jury found him not guilty of the charge of manslaughter…
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Owing to heavy rains the Rudd shaft of the South Rose Deep Mine, on the Rand, was flooded. Of the men below, 55 natives were cut off by the waters and were…
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Early yesterday afternoon Augustus Henry Worland, 40, a labourer, who resided at Globestreet, Glebe was washed off the rocks at Blue Fish Point, Manly, and drowned. The…
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