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ACCIDENTH.—On Wednesday night last a man named Callaghan, in the employ of Mr. Mc Shane, produce dealer, whilst in a state of intoxication was amusing himself with riding his horse along the…
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Accidents, 1887
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Fearful Fatality
THE Melbourne Telegraph of Thursday says:— "A fearful accident, culminating in the death of a young man named William Baker, 31 years of age, occurred on Wednesday morning at the…
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A LITTLE girl named Daisy Best, living with Mrs. Line in Clifford-street, fell out of bed on Thursday night, one of her arms being thereby broken. The services of Dr. McKillop were…
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AT a quarter-past ii the Well-known Manly steamer Emu left the wharf on her last trip to Manly having on board 8o passengers, among whom were a number of ladies. The steamer…
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MR. H. PETERS, of Mummell, met with an accident on Saturday morning last whilst roping a young horse. The rope by which he hold the animal became entangled round Mr…
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A RATHER unfortunate accident occurred on Tuesday evening while the Dubbo cadets and volunteers were at drill. It appears they had loaded with blank…
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THE train which left Williamstown early on Thursday morning met with an accident at the Spencer-street railway station by which several persons were injured…
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As Dr. Mo Killop was driving in Sloane-street on Saturday afternoon last his horse took fright near Conolly's mill at a heap of rubbish in the road, and the buggy came in contact with a…
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ABOUT eight o'clock on Tuesday morning Mr. S. B. Crouch, of Burtfield, Run of Water, while stopping a cow in the yard was knocked down, and fell with his head upon a rail. He sustained…
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ON Wednesday, 3rd instant, the Carcoar District Coroner (Mr. J. O. Dodd) held an inquest on the body of George Bullman, engaged on the line of railway now in course of construction…
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A SERIOUS accident occurred at Springwood, Mount Victoria, on Saturday night. A passenger by the mail train from Sydney (Mr. Fegan of Dubbo) was standing on the platform…
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THE Warnambool correspondent of the Argus gives the fallowing particulars of the sad case of drowning which occurred on Sunday in the vicinity of Shelly Beach. A family named…
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ON Monday last, whilst in the act of attending a horse a man named William Rolles, in the employ of Mr. Andrew Cu[?]mings, of Brooklands, received a…
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The Warnambool correspondent of the Argus gives the following particulars of a sad case of drowning which occurred on Sunday in the vicinity of Shelly Beach…
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IT has just leaked out that a narrow escape from a terrible catastrophe occurred on the morning of March 7, near the Flinders-street railway station, Melbourne. The express train…
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ON Monday an inquest was held at the Club House Hotel, Bathurst, before the district coroner, touching the death of Nelly Ennis, an infant, aged about sixteen months, who had…
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AN accident occurred near Circular Head, Tasmania, on the 6th instant, by which Mr. Frederick John Harman and two boys, named Watkin George Ducket and John William…
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RECENTLY a party of cowboys from some distance north of the burning coalfields of the Powder River country started out on a trip through the cattle district to the southward, to…
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It is with the deepest regret that we have to announce the sad news of the death by accident of Mr. John Chisholm of Wollogorang, eldest son of Mr. J. W…
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