A Clergyman Drowned
THE Rev. W. C. Froomes, Church of England minister at Copman[?]rst was drowned whilst bathing in the river on Friday evening. He endoaroured to swim across the [?]rence,…
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Accidents, 1905
352 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 1 of 18
Saved from Drowning. a Murrumbidgee Incident
A couple of issues back some facts were published concerning the gallant rescue of a companion by Joseph Styles, son of Mr. John Styles, of Cavan, from…
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AMONGST the homes which in our district were clothed in mourning on New Year’s Day was that of Mrs Gibson, the sorrows of death being brought to her by the loss of a son who was the main…
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BRISBANE, Tuesday.âFurther particulars of the burning fatality at Blackall Range, which resulted in the death of Mr. and Mrs. Burgess, have been received by the police…
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THE first magisterial inquiry in Goulburn under the recently passed Coroners' Act, under which the coroner sits without a jury except where asked for, was held at the…
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AT Young on Monday morning, John and David Gibson, sons of a widow, went for a bathe in the dam at the Burrangong Dredging Company's…
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Appended is the report of the conclusion of the inquest held on. Tuesday afternoon into the cause of death of Mrs. Bailey and her infant illegitimate son, who were found…
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Melbourne, Wednesday.—Saml. F. Payne, aged 24, a draper, while riding a bicycle along Albert st., East Melbourne, this morning, came into violent collision with a motor car in which were seated…
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On Wednesday morning a son of Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Williamson went out from the establishment on one of the delivery carts laden from the factory ;…
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On Wednesday Master Norman Williamson, son of Mr. T. P. Williamson, fell off the baker’s cart, the wheel of which passed over his body. He was…
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QUITE a number of painful accidents occurred in this district during Xmas and New Year weeks. On Xmas eve a youth named…
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Brisbane, Friday.—A terrible burning fatality, resulting in the loss of three lives, occurred at Paddington, a suburb of Brisbane, early this morning, when the residence of Mr…
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RICHARD LENNON, of the railway Permanent Way Department recently fell from a trolly when going from Carrick to Towrang and sustained considerable injury to his back,…
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ABOUT 6 o'clock on Saturday afternoon a boy of about 14 years named Robert Stephen Davidson, a resident of Dixon-street, Wickham, was killed in Hunter-street West,…
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BRISBANE, Friday.—A terrible burning fatality, resulting in the loss of three lives, occurred at Paddington, a suburb of Brisbane, early this morning, when…
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Last weak Mr. Louis Morgan, who was driving a poison cart on Bellevale Estate, had a narrow escape from a serious accident. Mr. Morgan says the…
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Richard Lennon, an employee of the per way department, fell from a trolly recently when coming from Carrick to Towrang and sustained considerable injury to his back,…
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About 8 o' clock on Tuesday morning a heavily laden goods train travelling from Hilltop got beyond the control of Driver Mustard, Who was in charge, and before coming to a standstill crashed…
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WHILE, playing cricket on Saturday, Mr. James Pinkney, railway employe, met with a painful accident. He was wicket-keeping, and in attempting to take a fast ball from…
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