Nasty Accident. School of Arts, West's, to-night
Master "Ted" Mugridge, son of Mr. H. Mugridge, met with a painful accident yesterday afternoon. He was engaged working a circular…
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Accidents, 1910
1,146 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 12 of 58
An Accident
Mr. and Mrs. Blackman and Miss Lily Sheumack were returning home from Coonabarabran in a sulky a few days ago, when a motor bike, coming…
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An accident, which ended fatally, befel Mr. John Tracey, at Mr. Arthur Knight's sawmills on Friday last. It appears that the…
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About 7 o'clock on Monday evening at Linda (Queenstown) in company with several other lads, John Harding and John Lodge, aged about…
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On Suuday last an inquiry was bold by the Coroner (Mr. P. F. A. Kinna) (it Mr John Arrow's residence, Myrangle Creek, near Cumnock, touching…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Fatality at Yass. Sydney
At the close of the Yass show a free fight took place between some blacks and a showman over some money matters. A man named Holbrook, in…
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A fire broke out at the resilience of Constable Day at North Melbourne last night. Mrs. Day and her Infant daughter, aged two and a half years…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Methodist Delegate Killed Shocking Railway Accident. Brisbane
Mr. George Cole, a farmer, of Isis River, who was attending the Methodist Conference as a delegate, met with a shocking death last night. He…
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A sad case of drowning occurred at Myrangle on Saturday afternoon last, whereby a young man named William Murray lost his life. Mr. P. F. A…
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A shocking double burning fatality occurred at West Melbourne late last night. The wife and infant child of…
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Master Cecil Cady, son of Mr. H. P. Cady, of this town, had a close call on Friday afternoon last. It appears that while riding along Hill-street his pony…
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Curley Watson, ex-champion of the British Navy, was knocked out whilst boxing at Wonderland, and died three hours afterwards. His colored…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Mr W. a Gardiner’s Accident
In a recent issue we mentioned that Mr. W. A. Gardiner, of Gobolion. while walking along the hall at Ellengara homestood, slipped and fell…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Collision. of Two Boats. One Man Missing. Sydney, Midnight
At about 9.30 o'clock to-night, the A.U.S.N. Co's. steamer Wyreema, of 6,500 tons, outward bound, for Brisbane collided with the collier Kurrajong, off…
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A collision occurred in the harbor to-night, between the inter-State steamer Wyreema and the Southern collier, Kurrajong. The latter, which was…
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The collier Currajong, inward bound from Wollongong, collided with the outward bound passenger steamer. Wyreema last night off Bradley’s Head…
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A young man named Clarence Westmore, aged 19, met with a nasty accident yesterday, necessitating his removal to the George-street private…
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Clarence Westmore (19). employed at Sherman's Cordial Factory, Bathurst, yesterday met with a painful ,and somewhat serious accident. He…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Boat Collision. Missing Man Found. Wyreema at Work Again. Sydney
The body of Hans Neilson, 45, the steersman of the sunken collier Currajong, who jumped overboard off the stern when the vessel was sinking after…
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While engaged in fixing crossarms on poles about a quarter of a mile from Cassilis, Mr. A. Coleman, lineman and Mr. W. Holden, his…
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