Fatal Accident
Mr. W. Beattie of Muswellbrook, received the sad intelligence on Thursday last that his brother Harold Beattie, aged 24, had been…
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Local News. Painful Accident
A man named Harry Innes, employed as a fireman at the Rosedale Colliery, met with a painful accident on monday. He was chopping a piece of wood,…
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The steamer Brisbane, which previously belonged to the Melbourne teamship Company, but which was sold to the Eastern buyers for the China coast trade, has,…
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Mr. Daniel Murphy, an employee of the West Maitland Municipal Council, had the rendons of this left arm severed yesterdau. While engaged crushing stones. The…
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Mr. Thomas Moore, coachbuilder, met with a painful accident this morning, which necessitated the amputation of the forefinger of his left hand. Mr. Moore was using a…
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A serious accident occurred on the Braidwood Tarago road about half a mile from Braidwood. A motor car belonging to Messrs. Malone Brothers caught fire, and had to be…
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The well-known cabdriver Mr. Roley Brown, of Smith-street, had the misfortune to meet with an accident as the result of which he sustained a badly sprained ankle and brusied ribs. Mr…
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Mr. Hilton Guest, of Cessnock, was injured in a motor bicycle accident recently is a result of which he is confined to his home, suffering an injury to his foot, and…
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The Peabody (Massachusetts) fire broke fire, and 50 children were burnt to death. Twelve bodies have been recovered. The Plabody, Massachusett's fire broke…
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The steamer Brisbane, which previously belonged to the Melbourne teamship Company, but which was sold to the Eastern buyers for the China coast trade, has,…
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His Majesty King George V., while inspecting the army in France on Thursday, was thrown off his horse, which fell, and His Majesty was severely bruised. The King is…
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A serious accident occurred on the Braidwood-Tarago road about half a mile from Braidwood. A motor car belonging to Messrs. Malone Brothers caught fire, and had to be…
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A man, whose name is unknown fell from a ferry steamer at Vaucluse, between Bradley's Head and Garden Island, about noon to-day. Charles Ringland, a resident…
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LONDON Oct, 30. Mr. Pla[?]p Gibbs writing to the "Daily Chronicle" says:—"The accident to the King was most abrupt and startling. I was with…
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An official bulletin states that the King makes slow progress. The pain is diminishing, but his Majesty is still weak. His pulse and temperature are normal…
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IT is officially announced that while King George was inspecting, the troops in France on Thursday, his horse bolted it the cheering of the troops, reared up,…
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London, Saturday.—lt is officially anaounced that while King George was inspecting the troops in France on Thursday, his horse bolted at the cheering of…
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The "Times" correspondent at British headquarters on the western front says:— "The King's tour of inspection of…
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for to dispel untruthful rumours the [?]g statement of the accident to the as been authorised:—The horse fell The King pinning him down, and…
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In order to dispel untruthful rumours the following statement of the accident to the King has been authorised:—The horse fell upon the King pinning him down, and…
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