Fatal Accident at Tamworth
TAMWORTH, Sunday.—A fatal accident happened here this afternoon. A young man named Verdon, a railway official at West Tamworth, was driving Miss Chrissy England, a young lady on a visit here…
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Accidents, 1894
506 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 8 of 26
Sad Case of Drowning
A sad case of drowning took place hero on Friday afternoon last, when the youngest son of Mr. Arthur J. Storrier, of this town, fell into a well in his father's yard…
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GUNDAGAI, Monday.—Miss JANET SOMERVILLE, aged 20, daughter of the late Alderman Somerville, was burned to death on Saturday, while…
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A TERRIBLE accident in an iron foundry in Ohic a cauldron of molten steel was upset. The boiling metal was thrown in all directions, four man were killed, and sex others were…
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BRISBANE, Friday.—The Telegraph Department has received a telegram from Urandangie confirming the reports of the disastrous flood at Georgina. The river rose to an alarming height. The flood…
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A SEVERE accident happened to Mr. Wainwright poundkeeper, at Wombat on Tuesday. He was driving out, in company with Mrs. Owen, when the shafts of the vehicle carried away. The horse…
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The steamer Koonawarra, which collided with the Titania, arrived safely in Melbourne this morning. The Titania is making her way along the coast in low of the steamer Glan[?]s, at a rate of about five…
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We regret to learn that the accident to Mr. Wain-Wright, poundkeeper at Wombat, the particulars of which appeared in a recent issue, is more serious than was at first thought. He still lies at the residence of…
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PERTH, Sunday.—At the Criminal Sessions yesterday Charles Clipper, aged 15, was arraigned on a charge of manslaughter. The evidence of a younger brother clearly showed…
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The ship Titania arrived early this morning. The captain will withhold particulars of the collision until the Italian Consul has been interviewed. After the mishap the vessel made water rapidly…
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A BOY, named W. Lippke, aged five, while walking across a plank with some companions, fell into a pond at Mort's Dock this morning and was drowned…
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AN accident of a painful nature occured at Mesers, Ramond Brother's brewery this afternoon. A lad named Frank Powell, brother of the victim of the accident at Glenrock on…
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BURROWA, Thursday.—A sad fatality by hanging is reported from Grassy Creek, about 20 miles from here. A boy named Dunn, aged 8 years, son of John Stephen Dunn,…
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A LAD named Frank Powell, aged 18, bad his left hand badly crushed at Bartlett's brewery on Friday afternoon. He is employed in the brewery as under-malster, and…
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A lad named William Creighton, thirteen years of age, son of Mr. T. Creighton, of Bourke-st., had the misfortune on Wednesday last to break his left arm by falling from…
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ON Friday afternoon, Frank Powell, eighteen, con of Mr. G. Powell of Mundy-street, railway guard, and who is employed as under malster at Bartlett's brewery, met with a very painful…
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TWO painters named B. Brown and H. Murray were painting the walls of the Hotel Metropole this afternoon, when their ladder collapsed. The men fell twenty-five feet and…
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ADELAIDE, Sunday.âShortly after 8 o'clock this evening a fearful accident occurred on the Port railway line, at the Grand Junction crossing. A cab driven by a man named Richard Davis, in which…
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BRAIDWOOD, Saturday.—A young man named John Bond in supposed to have been drowned in the Shoalhaven River, at Nithsdale. A horse, saddled, was found on the bank of the river by the police and…
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BRAIDWOOD, Monday.âThe body of young Bond, who was drowned in the Shoathaven River last week, was found to-day…
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