Accident at Manly
Last night, Charles Cumming Innes Chandler, of Greycliffe-street, Queenscliff, was knocked down in Sydney road, Manly, by a motor cycle with…
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Erskineville Trams Question of Minimum Fare Fatal Accident at Redfern
The City Coroner held an inquest today on the death of John Devine Smith, which resulted from injuries received through falling from a moving tram in…
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On Tuesday evening, at about 6.16, a collision occurred between a, motor-car, owned by Mr. Gray and a motor lorry belonging to Anthony Hordern's, The…
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James Joseph Flood (36), who was knocked down by a tram at the St. Mary's railway crossing on the night of April 13, died in Parramatta…
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Continued on Trove, page 1 →All Night on the Road Serious Riding Accident Bathurst
To-day a baker, C. Crough, employed at Yetholme, 15 miles from Bathurst, was proceeding home along the Sydney-road, when he was thrown heavily…
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A [?] occurred at the [?] of M. [?]as and Reynolds streets. Bal[?] Saturday night, between a motor car owned by Dr. Stopford, of Darling…
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WEST MAITLAND, Monday.--George Gould,shiftmen employed at the Now Greta Colliery, died in Hospital last night as a result of injuries received on May 13. While Gould…
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Duicie Gwendoline, the 7-year-old daughter of Mr. J. Holding, was fatally burned today. It is thought that the child's clothing caught alight as she fell in a fit close to a…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Railway Collision. Capetown, May 25
The most serious accident on the suburban lines for many years occurred on Empire Day. An excursion train from Simonstown to Capetown crashed into and telescoped a…
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A message from London on Sunday evening states that two Handley-Page aeroplanes started from Marseilles in the South of France, on a flight to…
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Oscar Thomas Anderson, of Pennant-street, Parramatta, made an application before Judge Scholes, in the Sydney District Court this morning under the…
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Mr. Tadashi Okabe, a Japanese merchant, well known in Sydney, who was a first-class passenger on board R.M.S. Niagara, committed suicide by Jumping overboard on April 28, while…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Accident in Pitt-street Soldier's Remarkable Escape
A returned soldier named Stanley Keily, 28, who lives with his parents in Lidcombe-road, Lidcombe, had a remarkable escape from death in Pitt-street,…
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The small ketch Olga, which left Sydney last week for the New Hebrides in charlie of Captain Petersen, put into Brisbane yesterday, owing to Captain Petersen having met with an accident during rough weather…
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Mr. Colin Baker met with a painful accident at Laura station. He was engaged using an axe knocking the bark…
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After conducting [?] Harefield on Sunday afternoon, the New. Jas. Mac- andrew, Presbyterian minister, was thrown from his sulky by the horse…
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Casualties treated at thE Parramatta District Hospital since the 19th:—Charlie Prudames (14), Parramatta, face scalded with hot tea (not serious); William…
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A sensational motor car accident attended by a double fatality occurred late yesterday afternoon about three miles from Lower Tarcutta…
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