29 DROWNED. 4 Saved Vancouver, Thursdav
Four persons were saved and twenty-nine drowned in the wreck of the Rosencrans. One clung to a plank and was washed ashore…
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Accidents, 1913
301 stories in Clarence Valley & Coffs Harbour's papers · page 2 of 16
Railway Collision. Four Lives Lost. Vancouver
At Terrehauts, Indiana, four were killed When the Keystone express collided with a fast mail train. Many were injured…
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Two trams collided at Flinders-st., Moore Park, this morning, with the result that two men, a woman and a little girl were injured…
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On Saturday last Mr. J. Rawlings was killed by a falling tree on his selection at the Dorrigo. It appears he was standing near by while a…
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Mr. Asher, a visitor from Sydney, was the victim of a somewhat serious accident on Friday night last. In company with Mr. Harold Raymond,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Pea Rifle Accident
Young Pat (Mervin) Murphy, son of Mr. J. Murphy, of Ryan-st., South Grafton, was shot through the calf of his right leg, owing to a pea-rifle…
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Mrs. Wright, a farmer's wife, and a Miss Parkinson were bathing in a creek at Henderson, N.Z., when Miss Parkinson stepped into…
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A little child, eighteen months old, named James A. Ingledew, was accidently drowned near Swan Creek, and five miles from Ulmarra, yesterday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Shocking Disaster. at Deadly Level Grossing. Two Killed. Three Injured. Sydney
A shocking motor accident happened at Millswood railway crossing, near Mitcham (S.A.) on Saturday night. A car containing Mr. A. H. Pad-…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—Two brothers, John and Andrew Donovan, aged to and 11 respectively, were drowned in a water hole near Ballarat. The police were…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →A Surf Victim. Boy Drowned. Sydney, Tuesday Night
Three little boys, aged ten and twelve, entered the heavy surf at North Fremantle (W.A.). The younger boy, William Pope, was swep…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Another Motor Smash One Killed. Several Injured. SYDNEY,Wednesday
A motor car collided with a railway engine at Helensville (N.Z.) and the car was smashed to atoms. Mrs. Frank Gordon, one of the…
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SYDNEY, Wedneday.— Eustace (aged 13) and Adrian (II) Connolly, sons of Sergeant M. Connolly, at Charleville (Q.), were accidentally drowned on Saturday…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday,—Another mining fatality occurred at Broken Hill, where Robert Karles, a laborer in the Junction North Mine, was suffocated by a…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Two Youths Drowned. a Plucky Mate. Sydney
Four lads, only one of whom could swim, were bathing at St. Kilda (Melbourne) last night, when two of them, Clyde Stevens, sixteen, and…
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A two-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clarke, who reside in D[?] on the Roma (Q.), railway line, was [?] in peculiar circumstances. The [?]en,…
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SYDNEY, Friday.—Four lads, only one of whom could swim, were bathing at St. Kilda, when two named Clive Stevens and Ewart Parker, got out of…
Continued on Trove, page 9 →The Accident to Mr. Sharp
The recent accident to Mr. VV. H. Sharp caused his friends no little anxiety, but they will be pleased to hear that the gentleman…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accidental Spurt in Potatoes
The advance in quotations for Clarence potatoes by Monday's boat was just one of those accidental fluctuations which areas familiar as southerly bursters after a hot…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Motor Smash. Two Men Injured. Sydney
While returning to Albury from Jindcra on Tuesday night in a motor car, James Colguohoun and the driver James Davey, were seriously…
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