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William GloatWilliam Gloat in Daily Telegraph (Launceston, TAS) - July 30 1902
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"... The two had been drinking, and a qnar-r rel arose, with -the result stated. A fishing boat capsized1 dnring a equall off Sinolair Head, Wellington, . and liree men, William Gloat, his soni William, and Samuel Jjacy, were drowned. At the Hobart Police Oonrt yesterday, a. milk vendorj for selling milk containing 40 per cent, of water, was fined ?10 and ..."
Publication place: Launceston, Tasmania, Australia
William W. GloatWilliam W. Gloat in Evening public ledger. - Oct 28 1919
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"... BLOAT Oct. 28, PERMTLLA, widow of Wesley O, Bloat, aged 62 Relatives and friends. Arlon Ladies, invited to funeral service. Wed . 8 p. m , residence of son, William W Gloat, 5837 Master st. Int. SSIddletown. Pa. SNELLBAKER. Suddenly. Oct. 27, Mrs. Kats Jforst. wife of Edward D. Snellbaker. Sua notice of funeral will be given from con' residence, 131 Rtohmond ..."
Publication place: Philadelphia, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
William GloatWilliam Gloat in Zeehan And Dundas Herald (TAS) - July 30 1902
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"... been drinking, and a quarrel aroBe with the result .stated. NEW ZEALAND. WELLINGTON, Tuesday. A fishing boat capsued during a squall off Sinolair Heads, Wellington, and three men -r William Gloat, his son William, and Samuel Laoey were drowned. The 'Wellington Post,' referring to the Colonial Militia scheme disoussed at the Imperial Oonferenoe, says: '8ir Edmund Barton and Sir Wilfred Laurier ..."
Publication place: Zeehan, Tasmania, Australia
William GloatWilliam Gloat in Barrier Miner (Broken Hill, NSW) - July 29 1902
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"... was found to be ill in the watohhonse and was re- moved to the hospital. Fishing Boat Capsizes. AUCKLAND, Tuesday. A fishing boat capsized off Sinclair Head yesterday and William Gloat and his son, William Samuel Lacy, were drowned. A Pathetic Suicide. MELBOURNE, Tuesday. William Burrill, an old man of 73, who lately has not been able to work, suioided yesterday ..."
Publication place: Broken Hill, New South Wales, Australia
