Fatalities and Accidents. a Boy Scalded
William Graham, aged 15, a resident of Cottemham-street, Glebe, was admitted to Sydney Hospital yesterday suffering from severe scalds about the chest and arms. Graham was…
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Steamers in Collision
Keen competition between the river and channel steamers led to a collision between the Ivy and the Huon at Long Bay jetty yesterday. Both steamers were calling at the…
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At about 5 o'clock this morning a Chinaman, whose name is unknown, fell down stairs at his residence in Wexford-street, and sustained concussion of the brain. The Civil…
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NARRARRI, Wednesday.—While exercising on the racecourse this morning a young man named Broad was thrown from the racehorse Willow, owned by Mr. Gray. He was…
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George Ohlsen, an engineer, residing at Dux-ford-slret, Paddington, was knocked off a tram in George-Street yesterday through being struck by an iron standard, and bad his right…
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"I noticed a toothpaste firmly fixed in the deceased's throat," said Constable Gleeson in the Melbourne Morgue on Monday during the hearing of an inquiry concerning the death…
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About 11.15 last night John M'Gaughey, 41, a laborer in the employ of the City Council, was found dead at his residence, 3 Mackay-street, off Smith-street, Surry Hills, and a…
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A man named Andrew Bishop, 57, a resident of the Paterson River district, who is on a visit to Sydney, fell off a tram in King-street, City, this afternoon. He attempted to alight from…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →SECOND EDITioii Fatality in Surry-hills. Sudden Death of a Resident
Early this morning the police received a report that John McCaughey, a middle-aged man had been found dead at his residence in Mackey street, Surry-hills. The deceased's daughter…
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While engaged in clearing-up operations on board the collier Mount Kembla, lying at Darling Island Wharf, at 4 o'clock this morning, a sailor named Charles Lindeman, 48, fell 40ft down the…
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An examination was made yesterday of the machin ery of the steam collier Herga, which broke down off Bondi on Monday night, and was towed back to po[?]t by the steamer Peterborough. It appears that the…
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Allen M'Innes (55), a wharf-laborer, was taken to Sydney Hospital yesterday by the Civil Ambulance and Transport Corps, and admitted for treatment with concussion of the…
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Last week, Mr. William Allport, a member of a very well known old Parramatta family, met with a painful accident at his sisters' residence…
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The inquest on the body of Olive Elizabeth Graham, five years of age, who was killed on the 2nd instant by being run over by a waggon near the intersection of Redfern and…
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MOUNT DRYSDALE, Wednesday.--The body of Mrs. O'Hearn, an old-age pensioner, who has been missing since Monday has been found by the police in Drysdale Company's tank…
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Andrew Bishop (57), who lives at Woodville, on the Paterson River, fell off a tram at the corner of King and Pitt streets yesterday, and received such injuries that he was admitted to…
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Catherine Flannagan, 65, residing in Redfern, was walking through the railway subway on Tuesday night, when she slipped and fell. She procee[?]ed home, apparently but…
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At an early hour yesterday morning Yet Gob, a Chinaman, resident in Wexford-street, was found lying at the foot of some stairs, down which he had fallen. The Civil…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Fatality in the Bush. Condobolin
Late yesterday afternoon, T. J. Mooney, second son of Mr. T. F. Mooney, of Wollamundry, was found lying seriously injured in one of the Wollamundry paddocks. He went…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Parramatta Asylum Another Staircase Fatality
Another tragic piece of evidence as to the gross unsuitability of the old "George-street" (Parramatta) Asylum buildings for the purposes for which they are used was shown in…
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