Sulky Accident
Last week an old man of 66, named William Crouch, a resident of Belford, mot with a serious accident, and as a result he is now an inmate of the…
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Railway Fatality
A shocking accident, resulting in the instantaneous death of Michael James Nolan, 53, a railway fettler, occurred near Flemington station on Tuesday…
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A fire attended by fatal results occurred at Mullengudgery railway siding, near Nyugan, shortly before midnight on Tuesday, when the caretaker's house was…
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Shortly before 6 o'clock last evening a little boy named Albert Frderick Pascoe, seven years of age, and son of Mr. T. W. Pascoo, bootmaker, met with a painful…
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James Neilson a stage hand who was injured at the Edinburgh fire, through jumping out of a window, has succumbed to his injuries…
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A miner named W. Roberts received a compound fracture of the log and abrasions to the face and arms, while working in Stanford-Merthyr colliery this morning. The…
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Adelaide, Friday.—A train for Mitcham, from Adelaide, crashed Into several trucks loaded with sand, which unaccountably got on to the main line…
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Mr J. Short, of Binglebra, met with a nasty accident on Saturday last. He slipped on the steps at the Court House Hotel, and falling…
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The director of the Kowie railway has been arrested for culpable homicide in regard to the fatal railway accident on the Kimberley line, near Grahamstown, on April 23, at…
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A teacher and seven school boys were drowned while bathing at Settourade, Westphalia…
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This morning the body of Mrs. Alice Lawson, wife of Mr. James Lawson, of Sydney was found washed up on the beach near the Reserve. Deceused and her husband…
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London, Friday.—A monoplane, carrying Lieutenant Dupuys and Pierre Bournique, fell from a height of 250 feet in Paris. The former was killed, and his…
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The aviator Mr. Pierre Marie injured by the fall of a monoplane at Rheims, has succumbed to his injuries…
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The aviation race from Paris to Madrid being on Sunday. There were 20 starters. besides nine military airmen, who intend to fly as far as the frontier…
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Paris, Sunday.-Twenty aviators started in a race from Paris to Madrid, which commenced to-day. Nine, military, officers also started, but they will withdraw…
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Hundreds of thousands, of people had gathered at the Issy aerodrome to witness the start of the Paris-Madrid aeroplane ace…
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M. Menis is making satisfactory progress towards recovery…
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An aeroplane fell among a crowd of spectators at Kursk, injuring many. It is feared that five of those injured will succumb…
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About 8.30 last evening an accident of a serious nature happened to a navy named James Thempson, 44 years of age who is employed in O'Halloran's gang on the railway duplication works near…
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A blasting accident, occurred at the Kangiara mine, 14 miles from Burrowa on the Yass-road, by which two men were killed and one injured. An old charge was…
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