Railway Guard Robert Sheehan Dies After Train Fall
Robert Sheehan a married guard on the Port Adelaide railway line fell from a train between Woodville and Kilkenny. He died next morning after being taken to Adelaide Hospital. inquest returned accidental death.
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Robert Sheehan
Port Adelaaide
Paceiag
Woodville
Kilkenny
Adelaide Hospital
Death of Port Adelaide Unionist Jane Maddigan at 75
The late Mr. Jane Maddigan died at Port Adelaide aged 75. Born in County Clare Ireland he arrived in 1875 and joined the Port Adelaide Working Men's Association. A staunch unionist he worked for the Port Adelaide Corporation in recent years. Survived by a large family including Mrs McNel and Miss D Maddigan Melbourne, Violet Maddigan Port Adelaide, and Messrs Michael John George and James Maddigan Port Adelaide.
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Jane Maddigan
Port Adelaide
County Clare
Ireland
South Australia
McNel
D. Maddigan
Melbourne
Violet Maddigan
Michael, John, George
James Maddigan
Port Adeaide
Fire at Dale Street Port Adelaide Quickly Doused
A blaze on Dale Street Port Adelaide was reported and the brigade extinguished the outbreak before extensive damage. Only a few palings and cases were destroyed.
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Dale Street
Port Adelaide
Motor Cycle Collision Smacks Port Adelaide Worker
James Ford of Orge Street Alberton, an employee of the Port Adelaide Corporation, was knocked down by a motor cycle on Thursday afternoon near the Town Hall. He declined hospital and returned to his home after the City Engineer urged him to seek treatment.
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James Ivett
Berkley Street
Cheltenham
Farmers’ Union
Port Adelaide
Cherry
St. Vincent Street
James Ford
Orge Street
Alberton
Port
Conscription Referendum Figures from Adelaide Polls
The table shows Boothby Barker Wakefield Hindmarsh Adelaide Grey Hindmarsh sharing No votes and YES totals. At press time nationwide YES 687,188 No 873,? with a majority for No around 182,004. A later estimate puts Noes ahead by about 201,000.
Attempted Burglary at Mussared & Son Shop
Robert Mussared of R W Mussared & Son tobacconists and news agents reported an attempted entry at the riverbank Robinsons Bridge premises on Thursday morning. Burglars smashed a rear window but were blocked by an obstruction and fled. police are investigating. A prior break in six years ago stole about £40 worth of goods.
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Robert Mussared
R. W
Birth Announcement and Seamen Mission Help Wanted
BIRTH. Christiansen Thorn. On the 13th December at Narma South Terrace Adelaide a daughter to Mr and Mrs L C Christiansen of Royal Avenue Gilles Street Adelaide. SITUATIONS VAGANT. WANTER Man and Wife no children as caretakers Wages £2 two rooms private bathroom light and fire wood one day off per week abstainers The work to keep the price clean the man to take charge until closing time Suitable to a returned man Apply by letter to References Missions to Seamen Port Adelaide.
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Christiansen
Lillias Gordon
Port Adelaide
Gas Tube Explosion Shocks Port Adelaide Area
A three horse trolley loaded with ammonia tubes exploded near McLaren Parade just before 1 p.m. The tube burst the cap, injuring a horse and causing gas fumes to affect workers and police. Driver was away for lunch. officers assisted after the incident damaged several premises and workers suffered shock and eye irritation.
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McLaren Parade
J. R. Dring
Messrs
Keating & Francis
Blair
Intercolonial Chemical Company
Port Adelaide
Western Australia
George Hollow
Britannia Hotel
Becgard F. Keating
News
Gac
Butterworth
Hancock
Onion
Unusual blast damages telegraph line. horse dies in incident
A canvas covering blown up over tubes ignited a fire on a telephone wire, narrowly missing the driver and two men, Begg and Keating. The horse was killed as the main loss, with no lives harmed. Postal and telegraph schedules outline Xmas New Year operations across the state with Port Adelaide opening briefly on select dates.
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Begg
Keating
Port Adelaide
Once a Year Poem Notes Holiday Toys and Maps
A nostalgic quatrain by L Gordon titled Once a Year blends Christmas air with squeaking toy balloons and wooden drums. The verse notes filling stockings and pillow-slips, longing for holiday cheer. A stray line mentions Amundsen heading to the North Pole and the Kaiser awaiting an ultimatum next year.
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L. Gordon
Lord the Arowae
Amundsen
North
Pel
Kaiser
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