Terrible Railway Accident in Victoria
A SERIOUS accident occurred on Wednesday evening to the passenger train from Ballarat and Geelong for Melbourne, between the Little River and the Worribee…
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Accidents, 1884
284 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 3 of 15
Great Railway Accident Near Melbourne. Two Trains Collided. Loss of Life. Melbourne
A terrible railway accident happened yes terday at the crossing on the Geelong line, near the Little River. A passenger train from Ballaral to Melbourne and a goods train from…
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EARLY this morning a very sad affair, resulting in the death of two children, a brother and sister named Henry and Charlotte North, happened at North Goulburn. The two little ones were living…
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The Uralla Times reports that a distressing accident, having fatal termination, occurred on Wednesday, March 26, to a man named Thomas Price, one of the partners in the…
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A serious accident occurred on Monday evening to the passenger train from Ballarat and Geelong for Melbourne, between the little River and the Werribee Stations. The train ran into a goods train,…
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INFORMATION reached Spencer-street station, Melbourne about 10o'clock on Wednesday evening that a shocking accident had happened on the Geelong line, by which a number of passengers had been…
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MR. A. F. BARDSHAW, sporting editor of the Federal Australian, was in the train, and gives the following account of the accident:—We were returning from tile Casterton races. All went well…
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Lost Saturday morning a most melancholy case of drowning occurred in the Mulwarree Creek, near the railway bridge. Two orphan children went to the creek for the purpose of getting water. The evidence…
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THE inquest on the bodies of the two children, Henry North and Charlotte North, who were drowned in the Mulwarree on Saturday, was held in the afternoon at the Builders' Arms by Mr. Betts…
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FULLER enquiry into the railway collision which occurred near the Little River on Wednesday night, and of which we published detailed particulars in our second…
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A SAD case of drowning occurred in the Mulwarree, near the railway bridge, North Goulburn, on Saturday morning last, the circumstances of which were of an unusually pathetic nature. Two children—…
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The little rural township of Sunbury was thrown into a state of unwonted excitement yesterday by the railway accident which occurred there very early in…
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We are sorry to hear that Mrs. Hay, wife of Mr. G. D. Hay of Binda, had the misfortune to break an arm yesterday morning. The particulars of the accident were not given. Medical assistance…
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MRS. G. D. HAY was unfortunate enough to meet with an accident at Binds, yesterday. A buggy in which she was seated passed over a log, and she was thrown out, and her right arm broken. Dr. Gentle,…
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AT half-past 4 o'clock on the day on which that tragic occurrence that has been the talk of the town since it happened—the death of Professor Russell—the coroner (Mr. A. M. Betts) held the inquest…
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CHILD DROWNED AT JOADJA CREEK.—On Friday last, Mr. C.L. Nicholson held an inquest at Joadja Creek on the body of Eliza Neal, a child aged one year and seven months. It appears that on the…
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WE have obtained further particular's of the accident to Mrs. Hay, which happened very simply. Mrs. Hay was driving in a buggy, in which was seated her mother. The…
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A YOUNG man named Robert Wright, in the employ of T. Ryan, butcher, as small goods man, met with a painful accident while doing something to the sansage machine. The two middle fingers of…
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On Saturday evening, while a son of Mr. Thomas Jobson was riding along Sloane-street, he was thrown from the horse and sustained a fracture of the left forearm at the wrist-joint. The…
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