Airmen’s Funeral Fatality in Training Exercises
The funeral of LAC John C. Channel, who was killed when two planes crashed during training exercises, took place in…
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150 Killed : 90 Injured in Rail Disaster
PHILADELPHIA Sept. 6—At least 150 perrons are reported Killed, and 50 injured when the Congressional Limited Express was wrecked en route from Washington to New York…
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Mrs. Anna Long 78, met her death in an extraordinary manner. While walking along the street, with the aid of a stick, she collided with a blind man and…
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Thomas Sellars, a wheeler employed at Bellbird colliery, and residing [?]at Tennant Street, Bellbird, injured his right, knee when crushed by a skip this…
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One hundred and fifty are reported to have been killed and 50 injnred when the Congressional Limited Express was wrecked en route from…
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At least 150 persons are reported killed, and 90 injured, when the Congressional Limited Express was wrecked en route…
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Beroy Power 22 of Railway after West Maitland a care employed by his father record a probable fracture of his…
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BRISBANE Friday.— When a petrol truck collided with a tram near the scene of Monday’s tragic smash at Baddesert, seven…
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A collis on occurred on the Dungog Clarence Town Road this thursday morning between a car driven by Mr. J. F. Gorton, of Glen Martin, and…
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SINGLETON Saturday —Jim Papworth 30 and George [?] 16 both of York-st were admitted to the Dangar Cottage…
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When the horse he was riding collided with a telephone pole late yesterday afternoon Pie Vincent Ki[?] 19 fractured his…
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CESSNOCK Monday.—Thomas Peters, 28, of West Avenue, Cessnock, a miner employed at Stanford Main No. 2 colliery,…
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Alan George Tuckett, 21, of Government-road, Homeville, a whe[?] employed at Maitand Extended No. 3 colliery, received…
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Upon inquiry at Dangar Cottage Hospital this afternoon it was learned that the condition of Mr James Papworth (aged 30) carrier, of York…
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Sergeant S. F. Colman, son of Ald. and Mrs. S. C. Colman, of Gordon Avenue, Hamilton was accidentally killed yesterday. He is survived by a…
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A goods train was derailed near Macksville on Saturday afternoon, when eight trucks went off the line. The mail trains were delayed ten…
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SYDNEY Tuesday—Struck by a truck in the city to-day Oliver Appleyard 46, of Da[?]lburst, was killed…
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CESSNOCK Wed.— Robert Cunningham 43. Main-road Bell bird a loadel band at Stanford Main No. 2 colliery received…
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CESSNOCK, Thurs.—William Bird, of Main-st., Weston, a locomotive motive driver, employed at Kalinga colliery had his left hand…
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Sergt Frank Coiman son of Aid and Mrs S.C Coleman of Gordon Avenue Hamilton was accidentally Caiman, the…
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