Accident
MR. McCarthy, living near Tarago, was brought into Goulburn, on Sunday suffering from a compound fracture of the right leg. Dr. Hollis attended him and reduced the fraclure,…
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Accidents, 1893
447 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 4 of 23
Accident
Mr. Herbert Shepherd, engaged in looking after Mr. Faithfull's stud horses at Springfield, met with a painful accident early yesterday morning. He was cleaning the trotting stallion Burlington, and…
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ON Monday last Mr. James Watman of Crookwell had the misfortune to meet with a serious accident. It appears he was riding after cattle, when his horse tripped and fell,…
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MR. H. SHEPHERD, who, as reported in our last issue, had his leg broken by a kick from the trotting stallion Burlington at Springfield, is now doing well. He is located at Mr. A. A…
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ON Saturday night last, Mr. John McCarthy, hotelkeeper of Currawang, while going about the house, slipped and fell, breaking his right log below the knee. He was brought into…
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ON Monday last Mr. Jas. Watman had the misfortune to meet with a nasty accident. It appears he was riding after cattle, when his horse tripped and fell, breaking the rider's left…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Floods in Queensland. Harrowing Details. The Floods in Brisbane. Thousands of House Submerged. Hundreds of Families Driven from their Homes. The Flood at Ipswich.—Drowning of the Jack[?] Family ad Constable Sandster.—Thrilling Escapes
Brisbane has been visited by a calamity in the shape of a flood which is beyond comparison more disastrous than any every before experienced there. Rain had been…
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AN accident which unfortunately terminated fatally to-day, occurred in the Goulburn railway way yards last night about nine o'clock. The victim is an engine-driver named James Mc…
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AN accident, which terminated fatally, occurred in the Goulburn railway yards on Thursday evening at about 9 o'clock to an engine-driver named James McQueen, a resident of Harden. Mr. McQueen…
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A FEW nights ago a man named John Denmead, brother of Mr. W. J. Denmead, butcher, had the misfortune to break his right leg. He was scuffling with some companions, and received the injury in a…
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EARLY this morning a goods train from Sydney to Wellongong went off the line near Come, owing to an error in the points. The brake-van and four goods trucks were derailed…
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A DISTRESSING accident, which subsequently terminated fatally, occurred in the Gounlbrn railway-yards about half-past nine on Thursday night last…
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THE following evidence was taken at the magisterial enquiry held at the Hospital on Saturday afternoon by Mr. H. O'Brien on the body of James Joseph McQueen, who was fatally injured on the…
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ON Thursday night, between nine and ten o'clock, a shocking accident happened in the yard of the Goulburn railway station. It appears that James McQueen, an…
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PARKES, Tuesday.âA terrible accident occurred during the trial of hunters at the show yesterday afternoon. A young man, Thomas R. Firth, assistant engineer, in the…
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AUCKLAND, Monday.—a boating fatality happened to-day in Wellington Harbour, by which three men, named Osborne, a portmanteau-maker, Burgess, a works foreman, and Burteau, a…
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A PAINFUL accident happened this morning at the limestone quarries at Kingsdale, when a man named James Pearce had the flesh torn from his left hand by an explosion of…
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MELBOURNE, Tuesday.—Arthur Patison, a farmer residing at Caniambo, about 12 miles from Shepparton, this morning murdered two of his children, Arthur, aged 5, and Florence, aged 6, and…
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A PAINFUL ACCIDENT befel a man named Charles Collins, more familiarly known as "Mattie," on the Crookwell-road on Wednesday night last. Collins, in company with a…
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A sad accident attended with fatal results occurred at Eastgrave yesterday morning. A boy named Cecil Arthur Brew, seven years of age, and son of Mr. John Brew of…
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