Miner Injured At Whitburn
When an empty skip overturned turned, Thomas Lindsey, 40, of Railway Street, Branxton employed as miner at [?]…
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Father and Son Injured
Mr. James Cunningham, of Thornton, sustained severe muscular injuries to his back while lifting a heavy weight…
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Radio announcer and film actor, Michael O’Regan, Maitland-road, Sandgate his wife and two other passengers were injured when…
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CESSNOCK, Friday.— John Lett, 30, a shop assistant, fell from a landing onto a truck and fractured several ribs on his right…
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LONDON, April 23.—Pulling the communication cord did not cause the railway collision last Saturday between the express and…
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Robert Coulton. 27. Main Road, East Greta, and Sheila Drayton, 17, North Rothbury, were injured in motor cycle accident in…
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Warren Scott. 24. Maitland Road. Hexham, suffered slight concussion and injure to head and back, received when playing football at…
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Two slayers were injured during a Rugby Union match at corn Park yesterday afternoon They Were Keith-H Hogan, 18,…
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Mervyn Keasey, 19, Second Street, East Cessnock, a wheeler at Stanford main No. 2. colliery, received an Injury to his left knee when struck by…
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CESSNOCK, Tuesday,—Mercury Keasey, 19 of East Cessnock a wheeler, employed at Stanford Main No. 2 colliery…
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CESSNOCK, Tuesday —Mr. W. Avery SM, gave his deferred decision to-day in the case in the case in which James Harold Forebrain, of…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Maitland Had Five Players Injured
In a drab game marred by repeated infringements and an unusual number of injuries, the Maitland rugby league team…
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CESSNOCK, Wed.—Charles Evans, 46, of Ferguson-street, Cessnock a blacksmith, injured his back lifting a heavy weight to-day…
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In the second motor accident, within a week at Wallis Creek floodgates, four people were injured when two cars collided last…
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JOSEPH McKENZIE, 28. of Ferguson street. Cessnock. a roadlayer at Kalingo colliers, had th etop of the fourth finger of the right hand severed…
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On Wednesday last, linesman. Clyde George accidentally contacted two phases of 415 volts, white engaged in connecting a new…
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Sylvin Saxby, 10, of 4 Belmore road, Lorn suffered heavy commons to a finger when she jammed it in a gate. Maitland Ambulance…
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The horse bolted, dragging a pair of, broken shafts with.it, when a car and sulky collided on the. Maitland side at East Grete an Saturday…
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Jack Rennix, 3, of Northcote Street. Aberdare, ran a garden fork through the third toe of his right foot yesterday. Cessnock Ambulance took him to…
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Arthur Murrell, 88, of Bridge Street. Cessnock, a miner a Bellbird colliery, received an injury to his back when struck by a piece of coal to-day…
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