The Latest. Sydney, Tuesday. Series of Accidents
A sensational runaway occurred in the city this-morning. A Chinese gardener named Ah Woh was driving a horse and cart along Oxford-street, when a tram struck the…
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Accidents, 1910
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Miner Shockingly Injured
Kurri Kurri, Thursday.—William Eyles, married, was the victim of an accident whole engaged in boring in the Stanford colliery. A shot exploded, and Eyles recived its full force. The colliery…
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Mr. Frederick N. Hilder, for the past two years manager for the Cooma branch of Messrs. Permewan, Wright, and Company died at the Cooma Hospital on Sunday…
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Mr. John Gavin Campbell, owner of Cudgello Station, near Cowra, was thrown from a sulky while driving home on Thursday evening, and died on Saturday night from a…
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In a boxing match at San Franci[?] yesterday Owen Moran, the well known English lightweight, knocked out Tommy M‘Ca[?]thy in the 16th…
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The duel between Mr. Oscar Asche as Count Hannibal and Mr. Gerald K. Souper as Tignonville, in "Count Hannibal," at the Criterion, was responsible on Wednesday afternoon for a…
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By a driving accident at Murchison, Victoria three ladies were thrown from a vehicle. One, Mrs. Gregory, was killed, and the others injured…
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A rather severe accident befel Mr. Svensden at the P[?]ilgarmonic Concert. He was in the portioned off orchestrs, and at the close of entertainment preparing to leave had…
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The official report received by the Railway Department covering the accident at Newcastle on Wednesday night in connection with coal-loading operations on the M'Myler…
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Uralla, Friday.—Ida, daughter of Mr. Ernest Philp, carrier, Uralla, aged 4 years, was standing near a fire on Thursday morning, when her bedgown ignited, and she was…
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On Saturday afternoon, nearing the conclusion of the football match, Joe Weatherby, met with an accident. He had just scored a try when one of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Aviation Accidents. Four at One Meeting. London, May 16
At the Berlin aviation meeting M. Thielens, on a biplane, fell 30 feet. Mr. Thorups on a Bleriot monoplane crashed into some trees. The Farman machine, driven by M. Jeannin,…
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ON Sunday last ah accident happened to Mien D. Miller, daughter of Mr. Henry Miller, of Spring Crook. She was being driven from Sawpit Gully,…
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On Saturday afternoon, while in the yard of his hose, the Rev. J. H. Lewin slipped and wrenched his foot badly. He hoped it would be right by Sunday, but it became very much…
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Mr. Stanley Hincksman, who is employed by Mr. W. Crundwell, grocer, had the misfortune to break his leg on Wednesday afternoon. He had finished his round, and was about to put the horse…
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Arthur Waters, 20, a loaded at Wirth's Circus, was on top of a loaded waggon in Sussex-street, helping to remove circus gear, when he slipped and fell on to the roadway…
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Casino, Tuesday.—Mr. Cope, the Casino District Coroner held an inquest yesterday concerning the death of Julia Ellen Logan, daughter of Peter Albert Logan, a farmer…
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The German barque Vinnen, bound from Hamburg for Mexico, came into collision with and sank the steamer Skerryvore, 3371 tons, from Villa Rice for Rotterdam, in the English…
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On Thursday afternoon a vehicle containing three children of Mr. R. Gray, two of Mr. D. Gray, and two of Mr. Carrâoven in all-mat with a mishap at the corner of Faithfull and Goldsmith streets…
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Our Bungendore correspondent writes:—On Friday evening Mrs. Roufeil was driving in a sulky with her two children, when she noticed a motor cycle coming after her. She…
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