Pea-rifle Accidents
ON Friday last a boy named Williams, residing at North Goulburn, was the unfortunate victim of an accident from a pea-rifle at Kenmore. He was on the Goulburn side of…
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Accidents, 1905
352 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 7 of 18
Accident
ON Friday evening Mr. J. E. Broderick met with a painful accident as he was returning home on horseback with two friends from Crookwell. His horse stumbled and throw…
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ON Friday evening Mr. J. E. Broderick met with a painful accident as he was returning home on horseback with two friends from Crookwell. His…
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Bowral, Friday.—Mr. J. J. Simpson, 24 years of age, of Leichhardt, who fractured his spine on Easter Sunday by falling down a cliff when gathering ferns at Barber's Creek, died at the hospital…
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The Court of Marine Inquiry was on Monday engaged in inquiring into the collision of the Manly ferry steamer Kuring-gai with the wharf at Circular Quay. The Court found that…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Telegrams. SYDNEY, Wednesday. Horses Drowned
Two valuable horse attached to a lorry backed over the Grafton wharf this morning, and were drowned. FOOTBALL…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →R.m.s. Orotava in a Storm. Three Seamen Injured
THE R.M.S. Orotava on the way from Melbourne to Adelaide was struck by a heavy gale, the most severe force of which was met when Cape Otway was abeam. A…
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BROKEN HILL, Saturday.—A shocking fatal accident occured to-day at the Broken Hill South mine. James Ferguson and Thomas Pollock, both…
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Followers of racing will regret regret to learn that “Johnny” Higgerson, the celebrated jockey who flourished in the pig skin 50 years ago, is at present lying in the…
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On Saturday afternoon Miss Alice Egan, youngest daughter of Mr. P. Egan, of Crookwell, was standing with her back to the stove when her…
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Melbourne, Wednesday.âA terrible burning accident occurred at Gordon early this morning to John Wright, who lived alone in a four-roomed cottage. About 6 a.m. E. Chapman, a…
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A boy named Walter Beddoe, residing with his parents at North Goulburn, fell from one of the willow trees on the banks of the Woolondily to-day and sustained a fracture of the thigh…
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MR. JAMES HICKEY, the popular and much respected teacher of the Cucumgilliga Public School, was we deeply regret to state, the victim of a painful…
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Broken Hill, Saturday.—Two miners, James Ferguson and Thos. Pollock, were blown to pieces at South Mine this morning through boring into an old hole in…
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DURING a heavy rain squall in Sydney on Friday night, a sensational collison occurred between the steamer Peterborough and the kotch Jessie, resulting unhappily in the loss…
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The wound in the Kaiserin's temple bled freely, but her condition is satisfactory…
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A goods train with passenger carriages attached was derailed near Kharkoff, and many persons were killed or injured. LONDON, Wednesday…
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Three of the Australians are suffering from injuries. Darling has an injured thumb, Armstrong a lame foot, and Cotter has hurt one of his hands…
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Three of the Australians are suffering from injuries. Darling has an injured thumb, Armstrong a lame foot, and Cotter has hurt one of his hands…
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