Fatality Amongst Cattle
On Friday last it was reported that a number of bullocks depastured in the Cucumber paddocks belonging to Mr. J. Grant, J.P., were dying. Upon…
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Accidents, 1902
94 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 1 of 5
Racehorses Injured
The experience of Mr S L West of conveying racehorses, by train has not been altogether of the happiest kind. The other day he was bringing his two…
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One of the best known chefs in New South Wales is Mr. Alexander Hislop, residing at No. 31 Burton-street, Darling-hurst That gentleman has been engaged…
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THE holidays this week have thought with them sadness to many a home in Forbes, and the past few days have seen some familiar faces pass away into the Great Unknown…
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ON Boxing Day, Frederick Herbert, aged 18 years, oldest son of Mr Isaac Black, of Thompson's Hill, was accidentally shot with a pea-rifle, in the…
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On Monday night Messrs Cooper Davis and R Barker found a man named Alexander Patton, a Wellknown Alectown selector, suspended…
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Seventeen people were killed and forty injured by a railway collision in a tunnel near New York…
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A chapter of accidents occurred at Forbes last week. Mrs. H. B. Onions, cleaner at the Lands and Survey Offices, was startled by a drunken man late on Wednesday night,…
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A very painful accident befel a carrier named George Samway at the local station on Wednesday afternoon. He was in the act of backing his waggon under the crane…
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Two yoong men named Robert Farrell and Thomas Dopson were drowned in the River Murray whilst bathing…
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HOLDERS in the Grenfell district have been somewhat troubled of late at the way in which their sheep have been dying off, and a considerable diversity of opinion exists as to the cause…
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Foreman (coroner's jury): Wal, we brought in a verdict that Bill come to his death from natural causes! Citizen: I thought he blew down a…
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THE following may prove useful in case of accident:—If you see a man fall down unconscious with the heat, count yourself…
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While proceeding in a sulky along Napier street from the residence of Mrs. Boulton on Friday evening last about 10 o'clock a serious accident befel Mrs. May. of Merriwee…
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An aged and highly respected resident near Barragan, named Mr. Allen Johnson, met with a fatal accident on Saturday week last. It appears that he (93…
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BEGA, Monday.—A serious coach accident occurred at about half-past 7 on Saturday evening. Just at the time when the town begins to ut on its [?]ayest appearance, the Cobargo mail coach…
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We have to announce the sudden death of a prominent resident of Moruya district, Mr Roger Heffernan, of Moggondoura. He was going by…
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When the railway accident happened on the Delagoa Bay railway line, the train was travelling at the rate of 80 miles an hour…
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SOME short time ago a man was cutting ling, or heather, in Papplewick forest, for the purpose of being manufactured into besoms, when, having…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Aeronaut’s Ship Drops Into a Bay. Santos-dumont’s Serious Accident
The Sao Francisco Call publishes the following telegram received from Monaco on February 14 :—Santos-Dumont the aeronaut, met with disaster here to.day and had a narrow…
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