Drowned in Saving His Brother
ALBURY, Monday.—James Higgins, 11, son of Mr. Ignatius Higgins, coachbuilder, was drowned in the Murray at the Whirlpool, a well…
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Accidents, 1918
284 stories in Goulburn & the Tablelands (Yass, Young)'s papers · page 6 of 15
A Painful Accident
Mr. Hughie Smith, an engine driver at the Murray's lat wheat stacks, met with an accident on Monday. His fingers were caught in cog wheels, with the result that one finger was…
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Mr. Sam Gale, who resides at Roche's Hotel, in Sleane-street, met with a painful accident at the local per. way shops on Saturday. One of his fiugers was caught in a mechine, and…
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The passengers by the Oronsa, the Canadian liner which was tropedoed, included Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Thring, Australians, who are reported severely injured. The torpedo exploded…
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Mr. Fred Porter, tally clerk at the wheat stocks at Cook's Cutting, experienced a painful accident on Tuesday. He was moving a truck into position on a down grade, when the…
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Kenneth Russell Rogers, 18 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers, of Goulburn, was the victim of a severe scalding accident on Monday. The little one pulled a jug of boiling…
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Water Percival 19, a son of Mr. Walter Pereival, of Tumut, was accidentally Shot dead at Kelly's Gap; Batlow road, near Tumut. He had been…
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Kenneth Russel Rogers, 18 months old, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Rogers, of Goulburn, was the victim of a severe scalding accident on Monday…
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A man named William Borland, who was riding a bicycle near the corner of Sloane and Mundy Streets yesterday afternoon collided with a motor ear. He was knocked down, and his…
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The "Dubbo Diapatch"writes:—Mr. James Asbton, who came to Dubbo with Sole's Circus, was found drowned' In the river at the rear of the Town…
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SYDNEY, Monday.âEric Smith, the soldier who fell from a train at Granville Railway Station this morning, and was seriously injured, died in the…
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Jimmy Kelly, one of the best Known cross country Jockeys, who has been riding over fencce for the last 25 years, principally at country flxtures…
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The man named Robin Jones met with an accident at the South Goulburn loco. yards on Monday morning. The roof of an elevator at the coal gantry blew off, pinning Mr. Jones…
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Heather Ethel Aikman, ager 1 year and 9 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. Aikman, of lovell street, Young, was drowned yesterday…
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A passenger named W. Pierpoint, of Bourke-street, Goulburn, employed by Shepherd, Harvey, and Co., at Cook's Cutting, alighted from a workmen's train on arrival at Goulburn on…
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Mr. S. Jeffreys, one of the Weddin Shire gangers, was knocked down and run over on the Forbes road last week in trying to stop his bolting horso…
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At about 4 o'clock on Monday afternoon the Tomora station roaster, Mr. E.M. Ca[?]lll, had a miraculous escape from being killed. It appears…
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Mr. Crowe, who met his death in a mine accident at Adelong recently was a brother of Mr. P. Callaghan of this town…
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One woman and a horse were killed and two women, a baby, and an equestrian injured last evening when a motor car travelling towards the city…
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On Monday (King's Birthday) two Goulburn football teams journeyed to Yass to try conclusions with the Warrigal Club there. Both visiting teams (first and second grade)…
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