Accident on the Railway. Penrith
Charles Newall, a shunter on the railway, residing at North-street, Penrith, met with a serious accident last night. At about 11.30 he and Cecil Howell were…
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Accidents, 1904
725 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 10 of 37
Buggy Accident
While Mr George Hawkins was driving his buggy in Pym street, Millthorpe, on Thursday morning the horse bolted and collided with a cart…
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On Wednesday morning a little boy aged four, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reece, of Cow Flat, was playing in the yard, when it ventured too near a horse. The…
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The union liner Berwick Castle, colliding with the sub-marine boat Dove, sank it off Nab. Lieutenant Man[?]gh, Sub-Lieutenant J P…
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The Union liner Berwick Castle collided with and sank the submarine boat Al off Nab lighthouse. Lieutenant Mansergh, sub-Lieutenant J P…
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News has been received that a feetler named MacClusky, inspecting the railway line near Molong this morning, was caught by the mail train and…
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A shunter named James Clarks, 31, a resident of Iceton-street, Burwood, who is engaged at the Darling Island railway yards, received painful injuries…
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A collision occurred off Kingstown between two sailing vessels, One sank and 22 persons were drowned…
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The American liner, New York, collided in the channel with the Assays which had five hundred troops aboard bound for Bombay. The…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Cable News. Collision with a Gunboat. London
The American liner New York collided in the English Channel with the British torpedo gunboat [?]ye, with 500 troops aboard, bound for Bombay…
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Yesterday morning as the Forbes mail was pasting Yamboola, a siding between Amaroo and Molong, ganger McCluskey, who was running his…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Collision off Kingstown. a Vessel's Grew Drowned London, Monday Afternoon
The German barque Mona came into collision with, and sank the sailing ship Lady Cairns during a fog off Kingstown, Ireland. Twenty-two…
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The inquest on M'Cluskey, who was cut to pieces by the mail train yesterday, was concluded to-day. A verdict of accidental death was returned, the…
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Further details of the collision off Kingstown, Ireland, between the German barque Mona and the sailing ship Lady Cairns, state that the latter's side…
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An aeronaut dropped five thousand feet into the tea at Barcelona and was drowned…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Molong Railway Fatality. Result of the Inquest. Molong
At the inquest touching the death of Ganger John McCluskey, who was killed between Amaroo and Molong on Monday morning, by the mail train, Mr. William…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accident to Mr. T. Sloane
Mr. Thomas Sloane, the popular licensee of the Globe Hotel, was the victim of a nasty accident late yesterday afternoon. He was riding a spirited horse in…
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A young girl named Minnie McVicar, living with her parents in Peel-street while playing with hor brother last night fell down and broke her…
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Mr. C. Howell, well-known in Bathurst and district, and especially in cycling and business circles, met, in February last it will be remembered…
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Mr H. Warr, of William-street, was the victim of a painful accident yesterday afternoon. He was returning from a rabbit-shooting exposition, and…
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