Was It Providence or Accident?
DID the finding of that article save the man's life? That is the question. Is there a divinity that shapes our ends? or are events but a more series of accidents…
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Accidents, 1893
447 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 6 of 23
Terrible Blasting Fatality
Melbourne, Friday.—Another fatal accident through the premature explosion of a blast happened to-day. Bernard Quinn, one of the steadiest and most careful quarrymen employed in…
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BOWRAL, Friday.—A fettler employed with a gang repairing the railway line near Bowral tunnel was seriously injured on Thursday afternoon, while attempting to sprag the wheels of a truck that had…
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MELBOURNE, Wednesday.âThe inquiry into the death of Clara Manton, who was drowned in the Albert Park Lake by the upsetting of a boat, was continued to-day. John…
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MISS QUIN, who was so severely injured near the Cullarin crossing on Tuesday night through falling over the edge of on unprotected railway bridge when returning from the Gunning how, was again…
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Miller and Peck's second class hunter, Wallace received a fracture of the leg on the show-ground on Friday afternoon and bad to be destroyed. It appears the horse started kicking in the stall and got…
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MR. C. BROWN, painter, was the victim of an accident which occurred at the show-grounds yesterday afternoon. He was standing in the outer circle watching what was going on in the ring,…
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JAMES FALLS, a member of the railway flying gang from Goulburn, was seriously injured at the Mittagong end of the Gib tunnel on Thursday last. Two trollies loaded with rails…
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JAMES FALLS, a Scotchman, aged 32 years, one of the railway "flying gang" from Goulburn, while working at the Mittagong end of the Bowral tunnel on Thursday last, 23rd instant, was seriously…
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Miss Quinn, who met with a severe accident by falling over an unprotected railway bridge while returning from the Gunning show, is now past danger…
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A TELEGRAM from Braidwood states that whilst Mrs. David Backhouse was crossing the footbridge over Currowan Creek with her two children on Tuesday, the eldest boy, aged…
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MELBOURNE, Friday.--Another fatal accident through the premature explosion of a blast happened to-day. Bernard Quinn, one of the steadiest and most…
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AN accident of a serious nature happened in Auburn-street about half-past five this afternoon, by which a boy about eight years of ago named Plunkett was run over by a bullock…
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WE are pleased to state that Mice Quinn, who was seriously injured on the night of 21st instant by falling over a railway-bridge at Cullarin crossing, is reported to be now…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Boy Drowned at Braidwood
BRAIDWOOD, Tuesday.—Whilst Mrs David Backhouse was crossing the footbridge over Currowan Creek with her two children, the eldest boy, aged 4 years, fell into the stream and was carried into a…
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COOMA, Tuesday.âAt a selection four miles form Berridale two children of a selector named Primmer went to a waterhole for water. The younger fell in and the elder returned home for the mother, who at…
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A boy named Willie Plunkett, eight years of age, and son of Mr. G. Plunkett of Goldsmith street, met with a severe accident in Auburn-street on Wednesday evening. A…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Was It Providence or Accident?
DID the finding of that article save the man's life? That is the question. Is there a divinity that shapes our ends? or are events but a mere series of accidents…
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On Friday afternoon a man named Thomas Marlow was drowned in Cook's River, while endeavouring to rescue his son who had fallen into the water. Both man and boy were fishing off the bank…
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A boy named Burgess, in the employ of Mr. A. Mills, butcher, was unfortunate enough to receive a severe risk from a horse at Tirranna on Friday which caused a painful wound on the knee. Dr…
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