Fatal Accident at Junee
A Points-cleaner, named George Strickland, was run over by a train which was being shunted at Junce junction on Thursday last, and died the same evening from the…
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Accidents, 1887
343 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 6 of 18
Fatal Accident
AT about 10 o'clock on Tuesday night a man named Henry Baker, 60 years of age, missed his footing in endeavouring to stop from a railway carriage on to the down-line platform at the…
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ON the arrival of the No. 1 down goods train at Harden at 12 o'clock on Tuesday morning it was found that the guard, Thomas Maloney, was not in his van. The news was telegraphed to…
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THE public generally and more particularly those who are in any way connected with the Mechanics' Institute will regret to hear that Mr. Smith, the librarian, met with a very serious…
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On Monday a young man named Charles Brown was bringing a load of wood into town for Mr. C. Blake, of Green Gully, and when about three miles from town he stopped to…
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GEORGE RAWLINGS, a Mittagong railway bridge labourer, employed lately in repairing the bridge a short distance north of Bowral station, fell off while crossing the bridge about…
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MELANCHOLY RAILWAY ACCIDENT.— A sad and fatal accident occurred at Rocky Ponds about [?] past eleven on Monday night to a railway-guard named Thomas Maloney, a well-known resident of…
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A SAD and fatal accident occurred at half-paft 11 on Monday night to a railway guard named Thomas Maloney, a wellknown resident of Goulburn. The…
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WE regret very much having to record the death of Mr. Thomas Maloney, railway guard, who met with a fatal accident whilst on a journey from Goulburn to…
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THE inquest on the persons killed in the Windsor railway accident was resumed this morning. Mr. Gedge, the Prahran stationmaster, put in the correspondence which had…
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EDWARD STONE, a Vernon boy, about 16 years of ago, in the employ of Roxbrough Bros., of Burramunda, Young, was killed on Friday afternoon. He was sent to take home a dray borrowed…
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A GENTLEMAN travelling in the train at the time of the accident to Guard Maloncy supplies the following particulars to the Yass Courier:âMany of your readers…
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AN inquest into the circumstances surrounding the death of Mr. Rosevear Smith was hold by Mr. A. M. Betts (coroner) on Saturday afternoon last. The following evidence was…
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THE most sensational evidence given on Monday at the inquest on the deaths resulting from the Windsor railway accident was that given by R. R. Cameron, seedsman at Prahran, who was…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Colliery Accident in Scotland. London, May 30
The terrible explosion at Udston Colliery, near Glasgow, by which 70 lives were lost, is to be the subject of a searching inquiry. A large number of bodies have been recovered,…
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AN inquest on the body of an Asylum boy named Edward Stone, who was accidentally killed by a dray capsizing on last Friday afternoon, was held at Mr. Hugh Roxburgh’s dwelling-house at…
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MR. E. BLACKSHAW, residing in Auburn Terrace, met with a slight but extremely painful accident yesterday. Tile lid of a orate fell upon him, and a two inch nail penetrated…
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A terrible accident occurred at Ardoch Station, Queensland, on Monday, resulting in a man named James Campbell being frightfully scalded all over his body, head, arms, and legs. It…
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