Disaster at The Fleece Mine. One Man Killed-another Injured
AT about 6.45 p.m on Thursday, an accident occurred at the Keep-it Dark (late Golden Fleece) Mine, which resulted in the death of a…
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Accidents, 1911
107 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 4 of 6
Deadly Motor Race Driver Hurled Out at Top Speed. Many Cars Overturned. One Killed; Four Injured
From New York, on 9th October, the correspondent of the London "Daily Mail" wrote:— The automobile race for the…
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A fatal accident occurred on Monday on the Back Yamma-road, Forbes, when James Bernard Radburn, a carrier, was killed instantly. He was…
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Mining machinery and safety appliances still offer great scope for improvement. Referring to the recent terrible explosion at Wattstown, "Mabon," MP., is…
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On Thursday Mr. Geo. Baker, a fitter in the employ of the Railway.Department, had the misfortune to be struck in the eye by some portion of an engine…
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On Wednesday afternoon a had named William Burke, son of Mrs. P. Burke, of Mulyan was out shooting with several companions, when a bullet tired by one of…
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Once upon a time a man who was too economical to take a paper sent his little boy to borrow a copy from his neighbour. In his haste the boy…
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Mr George Miller (aged 18) son of Mr H. P. Miller, of "Green vale," was the victim of a serious accident on Tuesday last. He was engaged in…
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A rather serious accident happened to Mrs Henry Woods this (Friday) morning. She was driving, with a baby in arms, from…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Irish Lake Disaster Sailing Boat Capsizes. Picnic Party Drowned
A sad boating disaster occurred on Lough Neagh on Tuesday evening, 23rd August, when six members of a party of seven, who left to picnic on Coney…
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At about 30 p.m on Thursday as a party of Grenfellites consisting of Messrs D. and L. Frazer, Prussing (2), and Dwyer were passing Messrs…
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Lord Brassey's famous auxiliary yacht Sunbeam, while lying at anchor off Cowes Green, was run into by a yawl Solace from Southampton, carried out…
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On Monday afternoon as Mr. Al. Bryant was engaged sawing some wood at his residence, Back Creek, a log by some means fell on his little son, aged…
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A party of motorists journeying from Grenfell to Cowra on Thursday last week had a very serious accident, which resulted in the death of one of…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Terrible Motor Fatality. Mrs. A. McWILLIAM KILLED. Messrs. A. and J. P. McWilliam Seriously Injured. Returning Home From Scotland
Quite a gloom was cast over our community yesterday morning when the news that Mr. and Mrs. A. McWilliam and their son Jack, of…
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WHILST Mr. W. J. RABBETS was attending to his acetylene gas generator on Thursday night last, the candle he was carrying came in contact with the…
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The following message was telegraphed from Lithgow on Tuesday: A sad motoring fatality happened on the Marrangaroo road, near Bowenfells,…
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On Tuesday afternoon, shortly before six o'clock, Mr P. McCarthy, accompanied by one of his men, Mr Arthur Brown, was leaving Kerin's…
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GRENFELL received a second shock when it became known on Tuesday that Mrs A. McWilliam, wife of Mr A. McWilliam, of Kangarooby, had…
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Doubtless the great majority of people who insure themselves against accidents puss through life unscathed, but the records of insurance companies show that…
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