Mother and Child Drowned
A sad double fatality was reported by the Newtown police to have taken place at an early hour on Monday, at Maria-street, Newtown, where Mrs. Bertha Ann…
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Accidents, 1907
465 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 7 of 24
An Old Lady Injured
Mrs. Sarah Allport, an old lady residing at Fullerton, was admitted to the Goulburn Hospital to-day (Tuesday) in a serious condition. It appears that Mrs. Allport was…
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AT Cue (W.A) on Sunday morning a dairyman found a decapitated body on the railway line about half a mile from Day Dawn station. The body proved to be that of…
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MRS. SARAH ALLPORT, aged 83, a resident of Fullerton, and a boy aged 6, were thrown from a vehicle while driving into Goulburn yesterday morning. They met Eroni Bros…
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A man named John Heady was admitted to the Goulburn Hospital on Wednesday suffering from a bruised foot. Healy, it is understood, was going to Barren Jack with a waggon and…
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MR. ALAN SMITH, assistant chemist al Mr. Bergmark's, was chopping wood at his [?] Cowper-street, when the axe caught [?] a clothesline and struck him on the fo[?]…
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BENJAMIN RIXON, teamster, engaged carting logs for the Albury timber yard on Thursday, was conveying a log weighing 10 tons on the Howlong-road, when he noticed that a stick…
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The batteship Africa, 16,350 tons, yesterday came into collision with the Orient Royal mail steamer Ormuz, 6565 tons, which left London on the same day for…
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YESTERDAY, Mr. Alex. McFadzean met with a painful accident. He was helping at the fire station to book the reel on to a cab, when, by some means, his hand got jammed…
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A collision occurred between a cab and a cart in George-street, near the Hay-market, this morning. The cab was knocked against a stationary waggon, and turned…
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On Tuesday last master J. Rolfe son of Mr. B. Rolfe of Crookwell, had the misfortune to meet with a nasty…
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The Queen Dowager of Portugal and her son Prince Alfonso, while motoring to a theatre in Lisbon, knocked down a woman and her child. The child was killed, and the mother was…
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A train collided with a motor car on a level crossing at Avignon, killing two of he occupant hand injuring three…
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Bowral, Wednesday.—William Norman, 11, son of Mr. J. W. Norman, was driving horses this morning, when his pony fell, and afterwards dragged the boy about 400…
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A SHOCKING mining accident, resulting in the death of three men—Owen Owens Peter-Audrecoli and Vincent Cattan[?]—cou[?]red in the Northern Company's Waroonga mine…
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A correspondent of the Washington "Evening Star" wrote from New York on 5th January:-- "Fifty-seven thousand five hundred…
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Cedric Roberts and Martin Anderson, labourers, were assisting to unload the steamer Corio to-day, when a sling containing twelve bags of salt fell on both men…
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"Fifty-seven thousand five hundred persons are under sentence of death in the United States. They are hourly awaiting their end, which may come at…
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DURING the Easter Monday Sports at Marengo, a rather Revere accident befel a young man named John Ryan of Bendick Morrell. Whilst a contestant in one of the…
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