Curious Accidents
Two curious shooting accidents are reported from Ballarat (Vic.) Mr John Leaman and his son were returning from a shooting excursion…
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Accidents, 1905
111 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 1 of 6
Serious Accident
An accident of a rather serious nature occurred yesterday to Mr. C. Forlonge, junr., of Condobolin. It appears that Mr Forlonge was…
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We regret to report a painful accident which occurred to Mr. R. Kidd, an employee of Mr. J. C. Marka on Friday last. Mr. Kidd was shooing a somewhat…
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On Monday afternoon the community was shocked by the intelligence that a well-known resident of the district, in the person of Mr J. D. Lyons…
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On Christmas Day, Albert John, son of Mr. Cox, boundary rider for Mr. Jno. Fagan, son., at Walli, fell into a vessel containing boiling water and died…
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The steamer Carapanama has foundered in the Irish Sea whilst on a voyage,from Liverpool to Brazil. Twelvs persons were drowned…
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Coudoblin, Wednesday.—An inquiry was held at Forest Vale yesterday concerning the death of John Lyons, who was found drowned in the…
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Whilst proceeding to Lyndhurst races on Wednesday morning last three local sports, Messrs W. J. Flanagan, Harrie Robinson and V. Grant met with an…
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MR. G. R. M'Istosh, the well-known pigeon shot, and a highly esteemed resident of Hunter's Hill, met with a frightful death on Tuesday. He was engaged in teaching a black groom how to…
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Mr. G. R. M'Intosh, who was well known in sporting circles as a crack pigeon shot, met his death at Hunter's Hill as the result of a frightful…
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On Wednesday morning, Mr. G. Brown, an employee of Mr. E. Ryan contractor for the Toogong mail service, whilst driving along the road near the…
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Yesterday a painful accident happened at the Bobby Burns Mine to a lad named Waddick. By some means his left hand was caught in the shank…
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An accident happened at the McPhail mine early on Friday morning last. A party was working in one of the stopes, and subsequent to firing a…
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An old Wyalong resident—George Dygon—met his death under most painful circumstances on Monday morning last. It appears that Messrs…
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An accident happened to the ten months old son of Mr. T. Breen of Canowindra on Friday morning last. It appears the little one had been left…
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QUITE a shock was given to those in the vicinity, and others, in Sunday about midday, when it became known that Mr William Smith, manager of the Barrier mine, had…
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A serious accident occurred at the Barrier mine, West Wyalong, on Sunday morning, when William Smith, the manager of the mine, fell down a…
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A shocking fatality occurred at the Coliseum, on 6th January, during the representation of the race for the Derby. About eight o'clock, as the third "show"…
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A serious mining accident occured at Messrs Neelds' mine on Thursday evening last,when William Griffith fell down a pass a distance of 40…
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A painful accident befel Mr T. D. Oxley on Monday last. He was engaged at his sawmill, when by some means his forefinger came in contact…
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