A Double Bathing Fatality
ADELAIDE, Sunday.—On Saturday numbers of girls were bathing on the beach, when one named Cissy Martin got beyond her depth. A companion, named Maude…
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Accidents, 1900
401 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 21
Collapse of an Embankment.—Two Men Injured
BURROWA, Saturday.—An accident occurred at the bridge works, Rye Park road, three miles from town, yesterday afternoon. The old bridge had been recently removed,…
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Melbourne, Monday.—Near Wallan this morning a very serious collision occurred. A telegram received by the Traffic Manager of Railways reports that the accident occurred at M'Ivor Crossing,…
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While some people were waiting at Bundanoon on Monday morning for the train from Goulburn to Sydney, a number of young men are said to have indulged in some skylarking. with the result that…
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ON Saturday morning a child named Cecil Klien, whose parents reside at Parramatta North, died at the Parramatta Hospital under peculiar circumstances. About a week…
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Further particulars of the accident at Bundanoon station on Monday morning, when a man named Jones fell or was pushed off the platform, sustaining such severe injuries from an incoming train that his…
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Miss Blanche Hoskins, who was seriously injured in the railway accident near Bendigo on Monday, died on Tuesday, making the third death. The other sufferers are progressing favourably. An inquest…
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ON Wednesday evening two young men named John Arnold Starr, twenty-four (nephew of Mr. Richard Starr, a well-known storekeeper of Young), and John George…
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YOUNG, Thursday.—Yesterday evening two young men named John Arnold Starr, 24 (nephew of Mr. Richard Starr, a well known storekeeper of Young), and John…
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A railway disaster is reported from Alsace Lorraine. The Frankfort express came into collision with another train at Bischweiler, 14 miles from…
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' Who would not give a trifle to prevent What he would give a thousand worlds to cure ?' -- Young's ' Night Thoughts.'…
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ON Wednesday evening two young men named John Arnold Starr, twenty-four (nephew of Mr. Richard Starr, a well-known storekeeper of Young), and John…
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A FATAL shooting accident happened at Cooma on Friday, the victim being James McKensey (thirteen), son of Mr. J. McKensey P.M., and formerly C.P.S. of Goulburn. Deceased and…
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A child named Herbert Albert Franklin, aged 4½ years, residing with his parents in Campbell-street, was knocked down by the motor of a Botany tram near the Belmore…
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The Orient liner Ormuz, while in the English Channel, collided with the steamer Glasgow, and the latter foundered. The crew was saved…
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A [?] shooting accident happened at Cooma on Friday, the victim being Jamos Mckensey (thirteen), son of Mr. J. Mckensey P.M., and formerly…
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GEORGE BLACKSHAW, twenty-four, eldest son of Mr. E. Blackshaw, employed at Mr. C. Sheekoy's cordial factory, had the misfortune to break his right arm badly above the wrist…
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THE Sydney Coroner held an inquiry on Thursday at the Manly Cottage Hospital, regarding the death of Reginald Claude Brierly, 23, who died at the hospital from…
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A YOUNG man named George Blackshaw, eldest Son of Mr. E. Blackshaw, met with an accident at Sheekey's cordial factory yesterday morning. He was lifting a case on to a waggon, and his arm…
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FREDERICK SCHOFFLER, a resident of the Katoomba district, and bootmaker by occupation, was accidentally shot on Thursday last. While showing a revolver to a friend…
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