Railway Accidents at Cow[?]a
While [?]ged in shunting operations at Cowra railway yards on Friday evening last, Shunter William O B[?] [?] escaped being…
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Accidents, 1919
549 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 2 of 28
Accident
While Mr. W. Richards was engaged at his work in the shop on wednesday, a bar of iron [?]ll across his instep, severely inju[?]ng it. At…
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While upon the track at Kensington Racecourse, Joseph Doyie, 22, who lives with C. Lewis, High-street, Randwick, met with a serious…
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A frightful fatality is reported frm Alectown Mrs. Wright was in the act of passing a horse, when, it is thought, her skirt touched the…
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Whilst out shooting in Cassilis on Saturday morning Mr. D. Hamilton Accidentally shot himself, evidently while getting through a fence. He…
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Keith Davis (14), of Oxford-street, Paddington, armed with a pea rifle, went shooting with his uncle (Mr. Charles Cornwell) with whom he was spending a holiday, on Friday…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Kandos Accident. Mr. Kenneth Bayliss Progressing Favorably
We are pleased to be able to report in connection with the accident that betel Mr. Kenneth Bay[?]ss on Tuesday morning, when his…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Serious Accident. at Kandos Limestone Quarry. Young Man Falls 113 FEET
About 9 o'clock on Friday morning, a young man named Walter Gillon, who was working at the top of the Kandos limestone…
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A serious accident occurred at the quarry early yesterday morning, when Mr. Walter (Wally) Gilan fell from the top of the quarry to the bottom, a distance of 90 feet. He was…
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An inquiry into the sad circumstances surrounding the death of the school-boy, Keith Davis, who was found dead after a shooting expedition…
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On Friday morning Mr. Charles Cornwell, who resides with his father, Mr. A. Cornwell, in Stewart-street (says Bathurst "Advocate"), and with…
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While bathing at Collaroy on Saturday evening two surfers were carried out in the undertow. One of them, James Frederick West, was…
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A serious accident occurred to Alex. Hurley yesterday evening. Mr. Harley had been to Mount Victoria on business and on leaving the Mount on his motor cycle He ran into…
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While bathing at Collaroy two surfers were carried out in the undertow. One of them, James Frederick West, was drowned. The…
Continued on Trove, page 25 →Sensational Motor Accident. Mudgee-gulgong Road. Mr. C. J. Jackson Killed. Lady Companion Severely Injured
A sensational motor accident on the Mudgee-Gulgong road, at Cullenbone, about half-past eleven on Wednesday night, as the result of…
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Master Joe Schipp. son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Schipp. of Lewis Lane, Mudgee, met with a painful accident a few days since. He was hunting…
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A very sad shooting fatality took place on Saturday morning last. Mr. D Hamilton, who lately came to Cassilis to establish a…
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Whilst out shooting in Cassilis on Saturday morning Mr. D. Hamilton accidentally shot himself, evidently while getting through a tence. He was…
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On Friday last Mr Fred Morris met with a painful accident while engaged unloading goods at the local railway station for Messrs Black Bors., of…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Oberon News. Accident to Rev. W. E. Roden
On Thursday night, the members of the Oberon Debating (Society entertained a soldier member, Sergt. Frank Ryan, who has, recently, returned from service abroad. Mr…
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