Another Fatality
Two children named Davey have been burned to death in a house at Broken Hill…
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Accidents, 1894
361 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 1 of 19
Accident at the Racecourse. a Stable-boy Injured
An accident happened yesterday morning at the racecourse to a lad named Arthur Piper, a stable-boy in the employ of Mr. Piper, the well-known…
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Two boys named John and Donald Robertson were drowned yesterday while bathing at Lismore…
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The brothers Robertson, of Lismore, were drowned on Friday afternoon while bathing in the river. The younger one, who could not swim, got out of his depth…
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The lad, Piper, who was injured at the racecourse through being thrown from a horse, thus sustaining a fracture of the skull, is reported to be progressing as well as…
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At Rockdale, Saturday, a man named Walty, whilst chopping wood, accidentally struck his little 4-year old daughter. The child died in three minutes…
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An old resident of the Wellington district, Thomas Brierly, was accidentally drowned in the Bell River on Saturday night by falling over a bank 15ft…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fatal Dynamite Accident. a Bathurst Resident Killed
This morning we received the following wire:— As booking dynamite explosion which terminated fatally occurred at Millthorpa on Tuesday evening. A young man named John…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Terrible Railway Accident. a Woman Cut to Pieces. Sydney, Thursday night
A woman and child who, with two men, were travelling on a trolly on the railway at Loagreach, Queensland, were killed by colliding with a goods train…
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At a country race meeting at Canterbury New Zealand a horse impaled itself on the end of a rail. It afterwards extricated itself, and fell on its jockey…
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A shocking railway disaster has occurred in America, near Jersey City, New York State. Two trains collided, and one was entirely wrecked. Fifteen…
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Whilst Mr. Davis, blacksmith, Esrom, was driving yesterday with his wife and family, his horse, evidently a spirited one, bolted, and in attempting to "haul…
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A boat containing a fishing party capsized yesterday off the coast, some miles from Bega. Two of the occupants, named Legge and Hunter, were saved, but the…
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At Perth, W.A., Friday last, Charles Chipper (15), William Chipper (9), and Hilda Clipper (6), brothers and sister, went 'crabbing.' Hilda, catching a jelly…
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A passenger train collided with a petroleum train at Samara, in Russia, when both trains caught fire, and 15 passengers were burned…
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Quite a number of patients were admitted to the Bathurst Hospital on Anniversary Day. Henry Banks sought relief for a nasty cut on the lip and…
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At South Melbourne baths, Saturday, a married woman named Spencer was drowned through getting out of her depth…
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The son of a farmer in Tasmania had bin legs out off by a reaper, which his father was using to cut corn. Hit life is despaired of…
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A two-year-old of Mr. Wilson, a farmer of Sheffield, Hobart, Tasmania, got into the corn his father was cutting with a reaper on Thursday last. The…
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A verdict of accidently drowned was returned in connection with the death of the lad Alfred Clay, who was drowned at Bourke while bathing last Tuesday…
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