Car and Lorry Crash Woman Badly Injured Accident Near Bathampton
When a motor car crashed into a stationery motor lorry on the Blayney Road, about ten miles from Bathurst yesterday morning, Mrs. Emily…
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Accidents, 1934
1,037 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 4 of 52
Sad Drowning Fatality in Piper's Flat Dam Portland Boy Victim
Deeply absorbed in the boyish pastime of catching tadpoles in Piper's Flat dam yesterday afternoon, Frederick Burgess (7), of…
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A verdict of [?] death was [?] an [?] at Orange on Friday into the [?] of James [?] 19, who was final [?] by the…
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HENRICH Carl Morgenstein (45), a school teacher, was drowned at The Falls in the Albert River while bathing. His brother made…
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FRANCES Harvey (9) and M. [?] Draper (7) were drowned in the "old mine dam" at Long Gully, near Bendigo…
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Frederick McRorie of Guildford was drowned in the Nepean River at Douglas Park, near picton this afternoon. Arthur Colin McRorie, also of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Men Injured Brawl in Billiard Room MELBOURNE
WHEN two constables entered premises in Exhibition street yesterday they found a man lying at the foot of the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Still in Doubt Mr. J. Purser's Injured Eye
Mr. Jack Purser, curator of the Bathurst Bowling Green who met with a distressing injury to his right eye while at work on the green in Friday, and…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Young Man Drowned. Brother’s Frantic Race. Ends in Hospital. SYDNEY. Sunday Night
One of two brothers was drowned, while the other just managed to says himself from death, when both wars in the Ne[?] River…
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Two persons suffered fatal injuries and another was critically injured when a motor cycle crashed into an elderly woman in Cleveland St.,…
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THERE were a couple of minor motor accidents in Mudgee at the week-end, but fortunately no one was seriously injured…
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One person suffered fatal injuries and five others, who were members of a Cremorne family, were injured, three critically, when a…
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In attempting to cross the swollen Bombala river, Stanley Savage, (12), was drowned yesterday…
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Narrow escapes from being drowned were experienced by six members of a fishing party when their boat overturned in the Hunter River…
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Fred Burgess (7), was drowned in Piper's Flat Dam, Portland, yesterday. He was catching tadpoles when he walked into a dee phole. It was not…
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A shocking drowning fatality occurred at the Trangle Weir about 5.30. this afternoon, the victim being Eric Smith (22), a well known and…
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While playing with other boys at his home at Cobar last week Patrick Steele aged 7 years had the misfortune to be struck in the eye with a steel dart…
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While working on a small bridge at Warrigal, near Nyngan, on Saturday last Mr. P. Reynolds, a railway bridge carpenter and resident of…
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When thrown from a horse in Good St. late this afternoon, Mr. S. Ryan a resident of Palmer Street, suffered severe lacerations to the left leg as…
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