Painful Accident
Mr. J. Lobb, the well-known caterer of Railway Parade, Kogarah, met with a nasty accident, last Saturday afternoon. He was arranging tables at…
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Collision at Ultimo Two Men Injured
Two men were injured in Harris Street, Ultimo, late yesterday afternoon, when a motor car collided with one of F. Lassetter arid Company's…
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Mr. Jenkyn Denham, aged 28 years, of Nelson Bay-road, Broute, was driving a motor cycle and sidecar, with his grandmother, Mrs. Alice Llewelyn, aged 89, as passenger, along…
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Henry David Piggott (12½), of 238 Sloan Street, Gloulburn, visiting Sydney, fractured his right thigh and left leg through being struck by the…
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The bodies of two seamen were found floating in the harbor. They are believed to be those of William Standing and John Blythe, seamen of…
Continued on Trove, page 20 →Motor Accident Remarkable Escape. Car Hangs Over Precipice
Mr. H. G. A. Harding, a well-known chemist, together with Mr. Briscombe, dentist, of North Sydney, had a remarkable escape on Tuesday night. Mr…
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Mr. Tom Wilson had the painful experience last Thursday night of being kicked and trodden on by a horse. He went into the stall for the purpose of…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →Accident to Tram Conductor
A tram conductor, Mr. Collis, who is well known at Ryde, was badly injured one day recently, through being crushed by a motor 'bus, below Drummoyne, Mr…
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A motor cycle accident in Liverpool Road yesterday morning resulted in two persons being badly injured. They were:--…
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MITTAGONG, Saturday.—The coroner at Mittagong returned a verdict of accidental death in the case of Mr. Thomas Edward Scott, who succumbed…
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WOLLONGONG. -- On Saturday morning about 4 o'clock William Gibson Roy went out alone in a small dinghy. Late in the afternoon the police were informed be…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Injured by Detonator. Zeehan
Bert Bell, six years old, was, in association with a companion, playing with a detonator. He struck the end of it with a hammer causing an explosion, from which the child…
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Mr. Porry. D.S.M, declares that he is determined to check the dangerous practice of cycilets and driven palling stationary trams…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →HAD £1300 Motor Fatality Strange Suichie Minister in Car
"I have been sitting in the cark, and the thought has come [?] me that I would like to drow [?] self." Simon M'Donald, [?] made [?] for Label and [?] ness at the [?] to-day…
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News reached Sydney yesterday by the steamer Changsha of a disastrous Collision 65 miles from Singapore, involving the loss of 31 lives…
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As the resilt of a [?] capsi1 in Manukau Harbor, yesterday afternoon Henry Bowater and Frank Barnes were Browned…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cyclists Injured. Overtaken by Motor Car. Melbourne
When returning to Footscray after a cycling trip to Geelong with about 18 of their club mates, three members of the Footscray Cycling Club were overtaken by a motor car…
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While walking home along Allisonroad, to Randwick at 12.30 a.m. today. Ernest Leslie Cheacoe. Belmoreroad and John Brown,…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Two Men Drowned Rescuers Saw Them Too Late Auckland (N.z.)
Another harbor tragedy occurred during a gale. A launch party on Manakau Harbor were going ashore in a dingy, when a heavy sea…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Baby Through Window Fall From Train Seriously Injured Melbourne
While Alpert Sweatman, aged 3 years, was travelling with his mother, by train from Ararat to Ballarat on Saturday he fell out of tho carriage…
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