Accidents
TUESDAY last, Mr. Harry Woolbank was driving in a sulky at Amaroo. On his journey, he came to a closed gate, and dismounted to open it. We don't know exactly how it…
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Accidents, 1902
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Shocking Burning Accident
A telegram from Wellington states that Mrs. B. Hums, residing at Wellington Flat, was terribly burned on Friday by her dress catching fire…
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We regret to report an accident to Mr H. McCooey, the well-known loader at the goods station on Friday afternoon. Messrs McCooey and Holen were loading…
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Mr. Dobell, a Canadian Minister without a portfolio, was thrown from his horse at Folkstone on Saturday, and died in the evening…
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Twelve people have been fatally burned, and twenty severely so, by the burning of a wooden house at St. Petersburg…
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A sign-writer, named John Marriott, sustained a dislocated hip through a ladder being blown down while he was painting a sign…
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The open door of a truck being shunted into the Mudgee Roller Mill Company's new shed on the other side of the line, collided with one of the…
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An accident occurred to Mr. Jac[?]McMaster, of Weetalcbah, when proceeding to Rockiedgiel with his family The horses bolted, and the bugg[?]…
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A terrible drowning fatality occurred at Manly early this morning. A large number of ladies, gentlemen, and children were bathing on the Ocean Beach. Mabel Thorpe…
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A rush of water into the Jupiter mine at Bruen, Bohemia, swamped it. Seventy escaped, but 40 were drowned in the lower workings…
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A rush of water has occurred afc the Jupiter mine, at Bruex, Bohemia. Seventy workmen escaped but forty were drowned in the lower workings…
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A terrible drowning fatality occurred at Manly to-day. A large number of ladies, gentlemen and children were bathing on the ocean beach, when a young woman, named…
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An accident that might have easily been much more serious occurred last week to Mr. and Mrs. Williams of Crenvor Farm, Brown's Creek. When…
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Bertie, son of Mr. S T. Harvey, died yesterday A few days ago he was riding a horse bareback, when he was thrown, injuring his head. An…
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This morning about 8.30 o'clock an accident occurred to a railway guard, named John Emmett, while at work in the station yard at Orange. Mr. Emmett had left…
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A sad drowning fatality occurred at Manly to-day. The victims were a young woman named Lucy Thorpe, and a man named Frederick Smahlpage…
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Two children, named Moore, were drowned in a dam at Stawell, Victoria, while bathing…
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A sad bathing fatality occurred at Manly this morning. A young woman named Mabel Thorpe was wading into the sea and got caught in…
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A fearfully sudden and unfortunately fatal accident occurred this morning at the Orange Railway Station. Guard Emmett, a married man, residing at Bathurst, while in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Accident at the La Carabine Mine, Forest Reefs. Useful Information for Miners
Mr. H. W. (Newman, M.L.A., has been obtaining some information with respect to the breaking of the wire rope at the La C[?]pine [?] Forest Reeta. As it must be [?]efull to all…
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