Accidents
A distressing accident is reported from Raleigh. On Wednesday, Mr. Cooper who lives near the Raleigh Hotel, went out to chop a…
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Accidents, 1907
293 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 6 of 15
Accident
Shortly after 6 o'clock yesterday morning Mr. T. N. Page,; who works a farm at Alumny Creck with his cousin, Mr. Gordon Eggins, was riding a draught horse he had just caught…
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Early on Monday morning Mr T. N. Page, who works a farm at Alumny Creek with his cousin, Mr. Gordon Eggins, was riding a draught horse he…
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We regret to record a sad fatal accident at the residence of Mr. P. Cooper, of East Raleigh, on Friday last. It appears that a man employed by Mr. Cooper was engaged…
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LONDON, Thursday.—Prince Wilhelm Eitel Friedrich of Prussia, second son of the German Emperor, fell from his horse in Berlin, and is now suffering from concussion…
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A very serious and nasty accident occurred at Maclean on Thursday afternoon to one of Mr. A. Phillips' little children. Just before tea a large number of children were…
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According to an official report which has recently seen the light in the United States, there were no fewer than 9703 persons killed and 80,008 more or less seriously injured by…
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A young girl fell from a suburban train this morning. The train passed over her, cutting off both her hands…
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A serious shooting accident happened to Mr. W. Wallis, son of Mr. T. Wallls, of Woolla, Manning River. The young man was shooting at the Little Dingo, and…
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A young girl named Aunic Mellin, finding the tram from St. Peters to Sydney crowded, rode upon a platform on the end of a car. A sudden lurch of the car…
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A boating accident of an unusual exciting character is reported from Woolgoolga. A big sea began to rise up this part of the coast on…
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A boating accident of an unusual exciting character is reported from Woolgoolga. A big sea began to rise up this part of the coast on…
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A boating accident of an unusual and exciting character is reported from Woolgoolga (says Coff's Harbor "Advocate"). A big sea began to…
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Last Saturday night, willie Steavert, a young son of Mr. and Mrs. Stavert, of the Coffee Palace, Casino, was the vitim of a pea rifle accident at the shooting gallery in…
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A remarkable accident occurred at Melbourne, at the residence of Sir John Madden. A party from the house, consisting of Miss Ruby Madden, Mrs. Vallange, and…
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Last weeek (says "The Clarion") whilst the Bellingen coach was being driven to South Grafton it met a traction engine at a very…
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Patrick Ambrose, who was injured during a football match on Saturday week, died to-day from peritonitis…
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An electric train was descending the hill to the Circular Quay to-day when the brake refused to act. The tram ran away and collided with a cart, with…
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A horse in a cab collided with a sulky in which a boy was seated. The boy was thrown from the sulky into the cab, which overturned, breaking…
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As an electric, tram was descending the hill to the Circular Quay on Tuesday the brake refused to act, and the tram collided with a cart, with the result that…
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