Fatality Near Burraca. Killed by a Falling Tree
On Friday a settler named James Stapleton, residing about three, miles from Burraga, was killed whilst, felling a tree for firewood. It appears the tree caught…
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Accidents, 1904
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The Recent Shipping Fatality. Results of the Coronial Inquiry. Melbourne
A Coronial inquiry, concerning the death of Captain Carrington, late master of the Coogee, which collided with the Fortunato Figari was held…
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A serious accident happened this afternoon to a yoong man named Weeks. It appears he was returning from the races when the sociable in…
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Coming home from the races last evening one of Mr Coogan’s buses, driven by his eldest son, was upset and smashed. He bad a big load on,…
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A serious accident happened on Tuesday afternoon to Mr Harry Johnson, in the employ of Messrs Leeds and Co. He was riding “Suntop,”…
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About 6.30 last evening an accident attended by fatal consequences occurred to Mr Wm. J. Burns, carter in the employ of Dalton Bros. It appears…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →To-Day's Telegrams. Collision In the Harbor. Sydney
Dating a heavy fog in the harbor early this morning the ferry steamers Kerribilli and Kuraba collided near the Sydney Cove. They met almost end…
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Charles Quigley, an employee of the Water and Sewerage Board, residing at 140 Darling street, Glebe, met with a serious accident about 11 o'clock…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Drowning Fatality. at Dubbo. Dubbo
Late on Sunday afternoon a little boy, named Arthur Ernest Teesdale, aged two years, was drowned in s duck pond near J G Brown's residence at…
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A collision occurred in the harbor this morning, During a fog two ferry steamers, the Kurraba and Kirribilli were both damaged, but no one was…
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A sensational coaching accident occurred at Cooper's Greek yesterday afternoon. The Walhalla and Traralgon coach, driven by W. Bain, and…
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A man named Edward Wilson, portor at the Railway Good's Sned, met with an accident this rooming which will cause him to rest for a lime. He was…
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A young lady named Buckton residing at Richmond, had her leg frightfully crashed by a train at Ashfield this afternoon…
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A railway employee named Edward Wilson met with a nasty accident whilst at work yesterday. In the course of his duties at the Bathurst goodshed he was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accident to a War Correspondent. London
F. A. Mckenzie the "Daily Mail's" correspondent who is now at Chinnampho, had both his legs broken through [?] pony falling…
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A young lady from Richmond, who was visiting some friends at Ashfield, was about to leave the latter-station to proceed to Sydney to meet her sister,…
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On Monday night an old resident of Forest Reefs named Michael Fallon, who is 75 years of age, and has been ailing some time, wandered from home…
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One day has week [?] out in the bush cutting wood Mr. William Fulvey had the [?] to severly gash his with the use He…
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A rather painful accident befel Mr. John Armstrong, of Essington, on Friday morning. It appears that Mr. Armstrong was walking along the main road leading from…
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On Monday afternoon Mr. Jean Soden, of George's Plains, met with an accident here. He had caught an unbroken horse of Mr. Amos', and was leading it with a…
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