Accidents
WHILE a little boy named Coombs, son of Mr. W. Coombs, of Ball-street, South Goulburn, was handling a bicycle on Monday the machine fell on him, fracturing his arm…
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Accidents, 1907
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Cycling Accident
THE amateur championship carnival of the N.S.W. Cyclists' Union, which opened on Saturday last, was marred by some bad spills. In the second heat of the Griffith Sheild…
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Melbourne, Tuesday.—A distressing burning fatality occurred at Ballangeich last evening, when Mrs. Bridget Drew, aged 70, and an infant, the child of her…
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A disastrous collision has occurred off the east coast of the United States. The steamer Larchmont, 1606 tons, bound from Providence for New York, came into…
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Word is sent on to this office of a fearful and fatal accident which happened at Kialla, between Crookwell and Grabben Gullen on Tuesday last,…
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News was brought to town yesterday of the death of Mr. William Kennedy, J.P. Deceased was taking a dray load of wood to his residence at Kialla alone, when in…
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A few days ago while out with another boy shooting Daniel Allen was injured by a pea rifle shot in a most peculiar way. Allen left his rifle leaning against a log. He…
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H.M.S. Albemarle, 14,000 tons battleship, flagship of the Rear-Admiral of the Channel fleet, and H.M.S. Commonwealth, 16,350 tons battleship, of the Atlantic fleet, came into…
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The steamer Larchmont, 1606 tons, bound from Providence, Rhode Island, for New York, collided with the collier Harry Knowleton, a schooner of 278 tons, off…
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THE sail news of the sudden death of Mr. Wm. Kennedy. J.P., of Kialla, reached town on Tuesday afternoon last, and was received with feelings of…
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THE passengers on the mail train from Melbourne on Tuesday afternoon were somewhat disconcerted at a sudden stoppage of the train just after leaving Springhurst. Inquiry…
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WHILE out with another boy shooting Daniel Allen left his pea rifle leaning against a log. He had a dog with him, and by a strange chance the animal jumped upon the…
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While Mr. Geo. Fowler was endeavouring to enter Mr. G. W Cooks sulky on Thursday afternoon in Goulburn Street, for…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Argyle Liberal and District Recorder Impartial—Not Neutral. Truth, ever lovely since the world began, The foe of tyrants and the friend of man. Friday February, 15 1907. Shocking Fatality Good Man Gone. Crookwell and District in Mourning
A gloom was cast over the town on Tuesday when it was announced that Councillor William Kennedy J.P…
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H.M.S. Aldemarle, 14,000 tons battleship, flagship of the Rear-Admiral of the Channel fleet, and H.M.S. Commonwealth, 16,350 tons, battleship, of the Atlantic fleet, came…
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During the week two severe accidents occurred in town. On Tuesday Mr. R. Sheehan employed at Messrs. Chapman Taylor & Coy’s Mill, whilst engaged at his work? was struck on…
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Melbourne, Thursday.—Elizabeth Gravestock aged 18 months, died last evening as the results of her drinking arsenic mixed with sugar and water. Mrs. Gravestock…
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Miss Nellie Mc Cue, daughter of Mr. Mc Cue of Marsden road, near Grenfell, was shooting rabbits on Friday with a pearifle, and it is supposed that while she…
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The steamer Heliopolis proceeding to Cardiff, and the steamer Orianda, from Benarth, came into collision in the Bristol Channel. The Orianda sank, and fourteen on board,…
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On Monday afternoon Miss C. Cole, daughter of Mr. J. Cole, of Malton, accidentally took an overdose of ammoniated quinine, which was nearly attended with fatal results. Miss…
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