Motor Car and Cyclists Collide Two Persons Injured. Orange
Three cyclists collided with a motor car driven by Mr. E. Fuller, of East Orange, on Monday. E. Trethewey, one of the cyclists, struck the…
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Accidents, 1912
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Motor Cycle Accident
An accident that might easily have been attended with serious results befel Mr, C. Schmidt, the well-known western traveller for James Martin…
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An accident of rather a serious nature occurred to Mr. A. McConnell while riding from Orange to his home at Ophir on Saturday night last. It…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Latest Cables Express Collision. Lucky Escapes. Montreal
It has now been ascertained that most of the passengers travelling by the two expresses which collided on the Canadian-Pacific, line in the…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Vice-regal Motor Car Accident. Melbourne
The Governor-General's motor car, driven by a lady, collided with a tram in Swanston-street to-day. Fortunately no serious damage was done…
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Mr. Herb. Stevens, of Frederick berg, Eurundevee. had a somewhat narrow escape whilst going out from Mudgee on Monday evening last…
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Thomas Hawkins, a late arrival from England, aged 35, was drowned at Inglevale station, Grenfell, whilst bathing on Sunday morning. At the inquest…
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A collision occurred in Lord's Place yesterday which might easily have had more serious results. Mr. Willmot of the Orange railway goods…
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A cleaner named Prodeaux, employed at the local engine shed, was injured on Thursday morning through falling from a tender to the brick floor of the shed. It…
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Mr. G. A. McKay, a brother of Aid. McKay, is at present on a visit to Collwood. Recently Mr. McKay, who occupies the position of Land Tax…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accident to a Federal Member Knocked Down by a Cyclist. Adelaide
Mr. A. Poynton, M. H. R. was crossing King William-street, when he was knocked down by a cyclist, who was endeavoring to avoid a collision with…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Daily Leader and Stock and Station News January — 1912. Local and General. a Painful Accident
Mr. A. P. Hicks, of Summer-street, sustained a painful accident on Wednesday last. He had a large motorcar spring in a vice at his works. The…
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Three boys were drowned in Lake Cope (Vic). while fishing in a dingy…
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This is the time of the year for the children to climb, fruit, birds' nests, and locusts being great inducements. A little girl named. Owen fell from a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Hands in a Chaff-cutter. Shocking Accidents. Woodstock
A terrible accident befel Hugh Yeomans here whilst he was feeding a steam chaff-cutter. His left hand was drawn into the…
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Three boys, Joseph Butler, aged 14 years, Ernest Butler, aged 10 (brothers) and James Conole aged 11. were drowned in Bennetto's Lake, Cope…
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Three boys, Joseph Butler, aged 14 yers, Ernest Butler, aged 10 (brothers), and James Conole, aged 11, were drowned in Bennetto's Lake,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Wyalong Mining Fatality How the Tragedy Occurred. Wyalong
The seventh man of the mining tragedy, Wellington, is doing well. The accident occurred after the men had holed through to an old drive, air and a little water. The men sat down at a level beneath the old workings, waiting for the water to drain out, when a rush of carbon…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Toll of the Sea Steamer Tathra Founders. Twenty-four Drowned. Sydney
A message to hand to-day from the Navigation Department at Norfolk Island confirms the news received of the loss of the steamer Tathra, and…
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While Mr. Milne, the veil known fruitgrower of Bloomfield, was proceeding to that railway station on Monday his horses which were…
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