Fatalities and Accidents. Sydney
A boat capsized in Moreton Bay on Saturday with a party of excursionists. Elsie Atthow and Willie Fielding were drowned, the others being rescued with difficulty…
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Accidents, 1906
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Serious Accident
Mr. Thos. Kennedy, of Whteman's Creek, who has had quite a series of misfortunes during the past year or so, met with another serious accident…
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Mr. E. Francis, son., the well-known Grafton business man, met with a nasty accident while taking his horse and vehicle into the yard on Tuesday…
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At the Shoalhaven T. C. races on Tuesday a jockey named Outturn, who hails from Sydney, was killed through the horse he was riding falling. Two girls named Jamieson, 10 and 16 years…
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At the inquest on a swagman who died in Wagga hospital, the coroner recorded a finding of marder against John Marshall and Edward John Cain, who were committed for…
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An accident happened to Mr. E. Francis on Tuesday. He was closing the gate after letting the horse and sulky enter the grounds at his residence, when the vehicle…
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Miss Mobbs, a well-known resident of Carlingford, was drowned in a well at the rear of her home yesterday…
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A canoe containing a number of young people capsized at Adelaide on Saturday. The accident was witnessed by a man named Charles Arnold Coast, who rushed to the beach and struck out…
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The following experience occurred to Dr. Hugh Lawrie, and may throw some light upon the too frequent occurrence of drowning accidents in swimmers. He had been…
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By a fall of earth in the Vlas mine, Coolgardie, W.A., yesterday, three men, named John Milroy, J. O'Brien and Frederick Christersen, were killed…
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Five American battleships, when leaving New York harbor, got into a tangle and two of them went aground. The tangle and collision were caused…
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The death of the young girl Violet English, through her clothes catching fire at a picnic party, shows how important it is that the person in such a case should be compelled…
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The Manning River district is evidently a great place for accidents, etc. In one issue each, in one week, of two local papers the following accidents…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—The barque Zanita reports colliding with the barque Coimbatore, 1205 tons, 207 miles off Cape Leuwin on Christmas night, when the weather…
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John Smith, while doing a little prospecting for alluvial gold at Yulgilbar, on Tuesday afternoon, had dug to a depth of about eight feet and…
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John Smith, while prospecting for alluvial gold at Yulgilbar, on Tuesday afternoon, had dug to a depth of about eight feet when a large quantity of earth fell upon him, fracturing his leg and…
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Dear Sir,--The report in Thursday's issue does Mr. J. Morrissey (who was the first to find Mr. Cooper, who looked after him, and who eventually…
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Archdeacon Gunther was knocked down by a runaway pony with a lawn mower attached at Parramatta on Saturday night. He sustained a fracture of the small bone of the left…
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A rowing boat containing five persons was swamped in the harbor yesterday. A young man, named Louis Little, was drowned, but the others…
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young men, named Robert Hall and Arnold Richardson, were sailing near Port Adelaide. Hall was drowned…
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