SYDNEY TRAGEDIES
By Telegraph—Presa Association—Copyright SYDNEY. April 11In regard to the Alexandria sensation (briefly reported yesterday) it appears that a man named De Spogen fired six shots at his wife, but missed her. A policeman took a hand in the affair, and hit D© Spogen twice, disabling him. Additional details of the tragedy at Pyrmont show that a spnlleryman named Richards, employed on the liner ‘Somerset, was stabbed in the back by Bear, the steerage cook, and bled to death in ten minutes.
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New Zealand Times, Volume XXX, Issue 6493, 13 April 1908, Page 5
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