School Girl Drowned
On Wednesday afternoon, Victoria Maud, aged 13½ years, eldest daughter of Mr. Samuel See, Mororo, was accidentally drowned whilst returning…
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Accidents, 1906
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Accident to Lord Linlithgow. London
The Marquis of Linlithgow (formerly Lord Hopetoun) was not so seriously injured as was at first supposed. His horse somersaulted and threw him…
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Mr. Caleb Phillips, of Calliope, met with a serious accident on Thursday in Ulmarra. He was driving some cattle home when his horse slipped and…
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Twelve hundred sheep were drowned between Adavale and Windorah, Queensland, during the recent heavy rains…
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While out driving yesterday, Mrs. Michael, of Southgate Road, met with an accident. It appears that Mr. Michael got out of the sulky to…
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While out driving on Sunday, Mrs. T. Michael, of Southgate Road, met with an accident. It appears that the bit broke, and Mr. Michael got out of the sulky to…
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A youth, supposed to be named Fred. Henton, was drowned at National Park this afternoon while swimming with a number of companions,…
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At the Hawkesbury River yesterday William Green, a young fisherman, whilst diving from a boat, struck a rock and was killed…
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Mr. Green, telegraph line inspector, met with a nasty accident on Thursday. While busily engaged at a spot between Newton Boyd and Daimorton,…
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What might have been a serious accident happened to Ald. Sehwinghammer on Saturday evening at South Grafton. He went into a compartment in his business places…
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Ernest Ives, a Fort Street School boy, was killed on the railway line at North Sydney this morning. Ives attempted to board a train while it…
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A terrible [?]uishap, quickly attended by fatal results, occurred yesterday morning about 11o'clock, the unfortunate victim being Mrs. L. Stuhlert, a very…
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A man named James Thorne met with a serious accident near Cangai on Saturday. During a heavy fog, he fell over a cliff, a distance of about 12 feet, and…
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A shocking case of death by burning took place at Grafton on Wednesday, the victim being Mrs. L. Stuhlert, of Mary-street. The deceased lady was tending a copper fire in the yard attached…
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A terrible burning accident, resulting in the death of Mrs. L. Stuhlert, an old resident of Grafton, took pince on Wednesday morning. It appears that the deceased…
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Mr. E. Shore, of South Grafton, son of Mr. George Shore, met with a painful accident on Thursday last. While riding past the Post Office on…
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The Navigation Court has given its decision in this case. It is that the captain of the Manly was not to blame. It will be remembered that the Manly ran down a…
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While working with a lawn-mower, on Monday, Dr. Cameron's son had the tops at his third and little fingers of the right hand cut off by coming in…
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A serious collision occurred in the harbor, near Garden Island, last night between the steamer Buninyong, inward from Melbourne to…
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A serious accident happened to Mr. Henry Best, the well-known Postmaster at Copmanhurst, on Saturday night. He was cantering along to…
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