Arm Caught Between Buffers. Railway Man Injured
S. F. Greentree, a railway shunter, was the victim of a painful accident on Wednesday morning last…
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Four Killed and 18 Injured in Smash Mail Train Crashes Over Embankment Mail Train "Flying Through Space"
Harden, Wednesday.—Four were killed and 18 injured when the south-west mail train crashed over an embankment into' a gully this morning between Galgong and Harden…
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John Lowe, 58, miner, of Congewal, had his right arm fractured when he was struck by a heavy prop in Pelton colliery on Wednesday…
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PATRICK ROUGHAN, of Aberdeen, had a very narrow escape from serious injury on Friday last, whilst driving his cream lorry. Early in the morning a car crashed into his lorry at Scone, necessitating his return to Aberdeen for another lorry. Returning from his run, and…
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A warning to motorists against driving with the elbow protruding outside the car window as provided by a recent shocking accident in…
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Maitland Ambulance handled four accidents over the weekend. They were: Cyclist Ernest Kembrey 25, of…
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CESSNOCK. Tuesday. —Neville Cr[?] of Congewai a flatter at Stanford Main No 2 colliery recer[?] sovert lacer[?] to his left…
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Albert Hutchinson, 16, of Northcote Street, Aberdare, fell from a bicycle on Sunday and received abrasions to the face and head, and concussion…
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Pam Knodler an outstanding back in the Singleton school hockey team, left the field halfway between the second half…
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Patrick Roughan, of Aberdeen, had a very narrow escape from serious injury on Friday last, whilst driving his cream lorry. Early in the morning a…
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Janice Taylor, 8, of Bridge-st., Telarah, had the first finger of her left hand almost served at the first joint when she caught…
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MUSWELLBROOK: An inquest was held into the death of Duncan Stewart McIntyre, old-age pensioner of…
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The General Secretary of the N.R.M.A., Mr. W. Richards, said yesterday that the present unsetting conditions and the extremely cold weather were getting on the nerves of both [?] trains and drivers and were responsible for more road accidents…
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The hearing of a charge of negligent driving against Allan Clive Inglis, commenced at the previous sitting of the Court, was resumed at the…
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Mr. W. T. Seaward, Scone District Coroner, held an inquest in Scone yesterday touching tho circumstances of the death of…
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An Englishmam who recently bought four stone Buddhas in China later found £240,000 worth of diamonds hidden in…
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When they tell over on Saturday afternoon, Patrick Bourke, of Telarah, and Peter Killian, 3 of 83 Bylwer-st West Maitland…
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CESSNOCK, Monday.—Andrew Parkinson, 24 of Mount View Road, Cessnock, a Wheeler employed at Aberdare Central…
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Reg. Lennard, 53, Second Street, East Cessnock, a miner at Abermain No. 2 colliery, received an injury to his right eye when he was struck by a…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →197 Major Accidents in High Street Prohibition of Parking Recommended
Recommending the prohibition of parking in High street, between the Post Office and St. Andrew-street, Sergeant M. R. Sherwood, of the police traffic branch, told Maitland City Council last night that in the seven years…
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