Drowned at Lawrence. A Boy Falls into the River
Almost everybody who has been in the habit of passing up and down the river in any of the main river passenger boats has noticed a one-legged youth fishing from the wharf…
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Accidents, 1905
192 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 4 of 10
A Sad Fatality. Sydney
Mr. A. Maclellan, Of Outtrim, Victoria, was thrown out of his vehicle and killed yesterday, just when his eldest son had been married…
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WHILE the Grafton mail coach was descending Marx Hill, on the outward trip, last Friday evening, the horses bolted. Several vehicles containing excursionists returning…
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Two youths were out shooting at Gundagai yesterday when a rifle, carried by Andrew Lynch, accidentally went off. The bullet entered Arthur…
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NEWS reached Bellingen on Wednesday morning of a sad shooting fatality at Bostobrick, by which a young man named Harold Sinclair met his death. From the meagre…
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A boat containing four young men, who were out fishing, was capsized in Newcastle Harbour this morning. Two of the…
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The well-known steeplechase rider, W. Mooney, was badly injured at Caulfield (Vic.) yesterday. His condition is critical…
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A gun accidentally exploded at Eden, and Arnold Hegarty had his hand shattered and his face injured by the shot…
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Two boys named George and Arthur Midson were found drowned in the river at St. Mary's (Tas.) yesterday…
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Walter Rilev. 19 yours of age, a promising young sculler mid winner of the outrigger race at the regatta hold at Gosford on Easter Monday, was, with two companions…
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A boating fatality, resulting in the loss of two lives, took place near the Powder Magazine, Newcastle, recently. Three men —Frank Wilson, Richard Sneddon, and…
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Two miners named James Ferguson and Thomas Pollock, were blown to pieces in the South Mine at Broken Hill this morning…
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A little boy about six years of age, son of Mr. J. Byron, of Calliope, near Ulmarra, was on Saturday the victim of an accident of a…
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On Wednesday an accident which occurred some time ago at the Circular Quay, when a pair of horses went over the side of the wharf and were drowned, was repeated at the Grafton wharf,…
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The bodies of two children, sons of Robert Williams, were found in the river at Bermag[?] yesterday. It is surmised that they fell off the bridge…
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Mr. John Miller, who is in charge of the Dobie-street punt, while on a fence yesterday, viewing the bicycle sports at Swan Creek, fell and fractured his…
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On Tuesday Mr. P. Kritsch's infant son Douglas met with a very serious accident The little fellow, while playing about the workshop, which is at the…
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The steamer Peterborough, outward bound for the South Coast collided with the ketch Jessie near the lightship in the harbour last…
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SYDNEY, Saturday.—The steamer Peterborough collidell with the ketch Jessic last night near the lighthouse in Sydney Harbour. The Jessic sank, and one man was…
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A SENSATIONAL experience was that of Driver Alex. Kenny and Mr. J. McPherson last Saturday night, when, through the brake of the Grafton-Bellingen mail coach not…
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