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FATALITIES AND ACCIDENTS TRAM AND CART COLLIDE.
A rather serious collision between a butcher's curt and an electric tramear occurred in High-street yesterday morning. A horse attached to a cart belonging to ...
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PERSONAL.
Lady Quick "at home" next Monday and Tuesday afternoons. In political circles some speculation is (states the "Herald") being indulged in as ...
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MELBOURNE.
The Government steamer Lady Loch to-day left the Port Nepean quarantine station with between 150 and 200 healthy passengers who came to Victoria by the ...
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FINGER PRINT EVIDENCE.
The trial was concluded in the Court of General Sessions to-day of John Jackson on a charge of having in 1905 broken into a warehouse and stolen a number of ...
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SUSPECTED LYSOL POISONING.
Late to-night Mrs. Senile, aged 28 years, a resident of Haines-street North Melbourne, was admitted to the Melbourne Hospital in a, rather serious condition ...
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ALLEGED SERIOUS QUARREL.
A serious quarrel between two ironworkers occurred at Payne's iron foundry in Nicholson-street this afternoon. Mr. John Payne, proprietor of the works, reported ...
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LONELY DEATH.
A telegraph linesman named Black, who was sent from Fowler's Bay to inspect the Eucla line, met with his death, on the journey. An aboriginal tracker followed ...
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FALL DOWN A CELLAR.
On Monday Alfreda, aged 2½ years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred. Frantz, of the Cohuna Hotel, fell down the cellar and broke her left arm. Dr. May Edelsten ...
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ALLEGED ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
To-night [?]red Kyle, age 44 years, described as a cook, living at Werribee, was admitted to the Melbourne Hospital with a big gash in his throat, said to have been ...
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GIRL FATALLY BURNED
A little girl named Dorothy Mary Catherine Lovell, the nine-year-old daughter of Mr. and. Mrs. Richard Lovell, of Lower Longley, was burned to death under ...
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WATSON SUSTEMTATION FUND,
The final meeting of the committee of the art union recently held in aid of the Watson Sustentation Fund took. place at the Trades Hall last night, when the ...
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LITTLE BOY KILLED.
Victor George. aged seven years, was killed to-day through falling down a lift well at the public offices. The child's father, a railway servant, was collecting ...
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AMERICAN LAND SEEKERS.
Thirteen Americans, who remained behind at Rochester on Wednesday, have been looking round the irrigated settlements, and entertain a very good opinion ...
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MELBOURNE DIVORCE COURT.
Mr. Justice Hodges presided in the [?] vorce Court to-day. SCHREIBER V. SCHREIBER. Justus Schreiber, aged 10 years, of ...
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QUEENSLAND ELECTIONS.
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VISIT TO MILDURA.
The American land-se[?]kers arrived at 9 o'clock last night. There were 10[?] on the train. The party was met by Cr. G. Desailly (president) [?]d other counc[?] ...
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PLAYING WITH DYNAMITE.
A boy. aged 6 years, named Archie Barnes, son of A. W. Barnes, selector, residing near Rosebery, whilst playing with a dynamite cartridge yesterday, exploded ...
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INDUSTRIAL AFFAIRS. FUEL AND FODDER BOARD.
Objection has been taken to the representatives of employers nominated by the Minister for Labor on the Fuel and rodder Wages Board, and an election will be ...
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OBITUARY.
Mr. Frederick Baruch Lewis, a wellknown and highly-respected ex-Bendigonian, died at his residence, Albert-street, Windsor, Melbourne, on Thnrsday afternoon at ...
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BITUMEN IN VICTORIA.
Mr. D. Mahoney, of the Mines department, has reported to the Minister for Mines that while making an examination of Mount Noorat, one of the volcanic ...
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ARBITRATION COURT.
Further evidence was given before Mr. J[?] Higgins in the Commonwealth Court of Conciliation and Arbitration to-day in the case in which the Australian ...
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BACKHOUSE V. BACKHOUSE.
Rose Anna Backhouse aged 45 years, professional nurse, petitioned for diss[?] tion of her marriage with William Heary Fox Backhouse, 45 years of age, on the ...
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IRONMOULDERS' BOARD.
Mr. Murray. Minister for Labor, has nominated the following for appointment as members of the Ironmoulders' Board:—Employers. Messrs. R. Gibson, James ...
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ACUTE DYSPEPSIA
"My husband suflered with acuta Dyspepsia for 12 months." writes Mrs. Gra[?] Long Rohan, 36 Mount-street, Prahan, V[?] was caused by living in the bush on his ...
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BALLARAT.
Thomas Glenn, aged 31, whilst on a visit to Cardigan, was struck on the head with a bottle in a hotel. The blow was intended for another man. Glenn sustained an ugly ...
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