Injured In Mine Accidents
CESSNOCK Tuesday — Albert Jilson 46 of McGrane-street Cessnock, a la[?]urer. employed at Bellbird collier” received an…
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Colliery Accidents
Albert Gilson, 46, McGrane Street, Cessnock, a laborer at Ballbird colliery, Sustained it was jammed by skips…
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NEW YORK, July 12.—Serious disturbances have broken out in Tokio, resulting in 400 persons being killed and injured. This sensational announcement was made by the Finnish radio to-day, which quoted radio reports hear in Stockholm…
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Mrs. Kathleen Johnston, 79, of 57 Charles, St., West Maitland. suffered a lacerated would to the palm of the right hand and…
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NEW YORK, July 13.—A three year-old child was killed, two passengers were injured, and two Air Force personnel are re…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Peeps Into the Past Singleton 50 Years Ago From Issues of "Argus" dated July 10 and 13, 1895) Accidents
A child of Mr. Richard Butler, of Vere, fell in the fire and burned his right hand severely; and a child of Mr. George Adler, of Mitchell's Flat,…
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Whilst working at the Martin’s Greek quarry, Sydney Webster, 56, of Martin’s Creek, was knocked over by a horse he was…
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NEWCASTLE Saturday — Judith Paul, 10, of Cross-street, Mayfield, received internal injuries when the bicycle she was riding…
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LISMORE Mon.—When a flare bomb with which they were playing exploded at Byron Bay yesterday, Bruce Graham (16) was…
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CESSNOCK Monday—Edward Davies, 19, of McFarlane-street, Cessnock, an underground [?]unter, employed at Abermain No. 2…
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SYDNEY, Monday. —When a double-decker bus, which left Bondi Junction at 7.50 a.m. to-day for South Head Cemetery, swerved across the road and crashed into an electric high pole 17 people were injured, four seriously. Many of the victims ware hit by broken glass and other were happed under the…
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When a double decker 'bus, which left Bondi Junction at 7.50 a.m. to-day for South Head cemetery swerved across the road…
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Judith Paul, aged 10, of Mayfield, received internal injuries when the bicycle she was riding collided with a traffic dome at Mayfield. She was…
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About 6.15 p.m. on Saturday last, Messrs. Roly Robson and Ken Lowrey, were run down by a motor truck driven by Mr. Bob. Eddington. He was…
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CESSNOCK Tuesday—Thomas Thompson 25 of [?] South Cessnock a clipper employee at Aber[?] Extended…
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While engaged at work at the Muswellbrook Colliery yesterday, Mr. Wally Ramage, well-known bowler, fell and sustained a probable fracture of…
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Concerned with the safety of children in Scone and district the Mayor, Ald. H. E. E. Garside, has convened a public meeting…
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CESSNOCK Wed. — Sydney Price, 46, of North[?] Aberdare, a miner employed at Aberdare Colliery, was struck by a…
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MUSWELLBROOK: While engaged at work at Muswellbrook, colliery; Mr. Wally Ramage, well-known bowler, fell and suffered…
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NEWCASTLE. Sat. — George Doolymore, 36. Royal Marline, who suffered a fractured sk[?]ll on Thursday when a jeep…
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