Drowning Fatality
QUIRT a gloom was cast over the town on Wednesday, when it became known that a very sad case of drowning occurred at 1 o'clock at the residence of Mr. Daniel Kelly,…
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Accidents, 1906
130 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 1 of 7
Shocking Fatality. Death of an Old Resident
ON Tuesday afternoon last Mrs. Catherine Boles, an old and respected resident, aged 72 years, was the victim of a burning accident. Death ensued…
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A nasty accident happened to Mr. Jno. Coghlan, sen., on Xmas day. After leaving Canowindra in charge of the daily mail for Woodstock he had reached…
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An inquest was held by Mr T. F. Smith, Coroner, on Thursday morning touching the death of a boy named Hubert Kelly, aged 13 years, son of…
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On Monday last Mr R. Bell, son of Mr J. Bell, Tinda Tank, met with a very serious accident, which might have been almost fatal. From the…
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Ok Tuesday morning last Mr. Norman Franklin, nephew of Mr. W. A. Lampe, Barrabadeen, met with a severe accident resulting in the…
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On Monday, Bob, eldest Ron of Mr. R Newbigging, met with a serious accident, breaking his leg above the ankle. With his younger brother he was…
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An explosion of acetylene gas occurred at the Royal Hotel, Collarendabri. Mrs. J. Barrett, wife of the proprietor, and a Chinese cook were…
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Sandy: Am hearin' ye hae been in Lunon. John: Aye, man, A bev 'at. Sandy: An' heo did ye get on? John: Fine, man!—bit a bed an accident…
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The two year' old infant of Mr and Mrs W Packham of Garra met its death in a most peculiar way this week. On Tuesday the child milled a cud of hot tea over itself and while…
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A magisterial inquiry was held at the Court House, Wyalong on Saturday, by Mr. Dove, P.M., on the body of Robert Bertram Spriggs, who met with…
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THE two-years' old infant of Mr. and Mrs. W. Packham, of Garra, near Molohg, met its death in a most peculiar way last week. On Tuesday…
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One of the saddest events that has ever been recorded in this district occurred early on Tuesday morning last, when the infant daughters of Mr…
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Early on Tuesday morning a frightful fatality occurred at Mingelo. The residence of Mr. Henry Edward Stanford, to which, was attached the Post…
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A sad drowning fatality occurred in the Barwon River, near Prince Alfred Bridge, on 28th January. Several boys including a lad named Norman Manly…
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Mrs Bendigo Hendriks, of 7 Vicarage[?] Kensington, her sister Ethel, and [?] sister. Mrs Pollard, were riding in [?] Row one day in May…
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The New York correspondent of the London "Daily Mail" wrote on 27th November:—At the close of his visit to New…
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The New York correspondent of the London "Daily Telegraph" wrote on 7th December:— Details arrived this afternoon of a…
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AUCKLAND, Monday.—The R.M.S. Sierra brings news of the terrible disaster to the Pacific Company's steamer Valencia, which went ashore…
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At the Darlinghurst Quarter Sessions on Monday morning, before Judge Rogers, Roger Leycester Charles Ward, master of the steamer Manly, was charged with…
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