Accident
Messrs. J. Fish and T. McLaughlin were driving along the Evans' Plains road on Sunday afternoon, and when descending a steep hill the horse…
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Accidents, 1892
400 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 6 of 20
A Terrible Accident. Sydney, Monday night
A terrible accident occurred at Manly to-day. A man named Thomas Toohey, who was residing at Camperdown, fell over the cliffs, a distance of 40ft., and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →To-day's Telegrams. Sydney, Tuesday. Gun Accident
One of the guns in the column of horse urtillery collapsed at Melbourne during the Easter ancamp[?] and several men were severely shaken…
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A shocking fatality has occurred at Portland (Vic.) A settler named Kempton wag examining a gun, when the weapon exploded, the charge shattering his wife's leg, causing…
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Mr. Whiteman, residing at Sandy Creek, near the Lagoon, met with a very serious accident within the last few days. He was chopping some wood…
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The steamer Bellinger collided with the Presto from Melbourne. The former foundered, but all Hands were saved…
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Miss Francis, the eldest daughter of the Police Magistrate of Coonamble, died from, accidentally taking a dose of strychnine…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Accident in Armidale. a Juryman's Head Split. the Window Fell In. Sydney, Thursday night
At Armidale to-day a strange accident happened in the Circuit Court immediately after the adjournment for dinner. An officer of the Court tried to open the…
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The jockeys who were injured at the races on Saturday are progressing favorably…
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A dangerous accident, though fortunately without serious consequences, befell Miss Speed of the Cooerwull Academy this week. While out with a riding…
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Mr. Edward Blyton a short time since, whilst out shooting over the river, accidentally pulled the trigger of his gun and shuttered the small bone of his…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Frightful Railway Accident. Sells' Circus Trains Collide. Later
Two special trains engaged by Sells' Bros., for the transport of their troupe of performers collided on the Northern line, near Tenterfield about 4 o'clock this morning…
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All who were injured were second class passengers, and occupied compartments which from portions of the now postal vans. These compartment sare attached to the front and…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fatal Railway Accident Sells' Circus Considerably Damaged. Sydney, Tuesday night
A fatal railway accident occurred at Glen Innes this morning. Sells' circus performed at Tenterfield last night, and were engaged to open at Armidale…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Here and There. An Accident
Several days ago Dr. Spencer was alighting from his buggy when his foot turned under him, causing a slight sprain. The doctor, however, took no notice of…
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The accident occurred within three miles of Tarana, at a point at which the line runs between two high banks of rock. The defective rail was near a curve, and the engine…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Terrible Railway Accident. Mail Tram off the Line. a Defective Rail. Eight Persons Killed. Eleven Wounded. a Terrible Sight. Three Motherless Bairns
This morning the city was thrown into a state of intense excitement when it became known that the mail train from Sydney had run off tho line and that a great number of…
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On the New South Wales lines, and arrangements are being made for a searching inquiry concerning it. Mr. S. W. Webb, solicitor, was wired for this…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Condition of the Injured
The patients under treatment in the Hospital were this morning reported as progressing favorably, although Symonds had been somewhat delirious through the night…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Injured Men. Dr. Kirkland's Report
In speaking of the wounded men Dr. Kirkland says: There are none of them in danger, though some nasty wounds were inflicted. W. H, Symonds, of…
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