General News. Accident at Millthorpe
We regret to report a somewhat serious accident to Mr. Mockett, head miller at the Great Western Flour Mills. It appears (says the "Leader"…
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Accidents, 1912
176 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 6 of 9
Naval Collision
"Instead of resolutely setting to work to cure a growing evil fraught with peril to the country, the British Admiralty have (according to "Public Opinion")…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Absurdiana. the Journalistic Touch. Curious Accident on Popular Line
"On seeing the gallantry of the Moors the Commandant could not help clapping his hands and exclaiming 'bravo,' advancing- with his sabre in one hand "In a closely-packed carriage of the Dover line the lamp overhead, which had just been lit, fell, among other things, upon the face of a beautiful…
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H. Jones, lecturer on Chemistry at Clare College, Cambridge, his wife, and a Swiss guide were killed whilst mountaineering in the Italian Alps…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Buugy Accident
On Saturday last as some of Mr. W. H R. Stitt's children were driving into town an accident befel them which might have been attended with very serious…
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A shocking railway accident occurred at Milson's Point' railway yards shortly after 5 o'clock on Friday afternoon, resulting in the death of Mr…
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Mr. George Klein, of the Alectown road, was the victim of a nasty accident on Tuesday afternoon. He was engaged in lopping a currajong when…
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The steamer Corsican, which was damaged through collision with an iceberg, has arrived at Liverpool with her bows flattened…
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While returning.home to Gunning bland in her, sulky from the Parkes Show Mrs. M. D. Petersen met with a painful accident. When near the…
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WHILST driving to town on Wednesday morning last, Mr Phil. Thomas, son of Mr P. H. Thomas of Mildil, had an exciting…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Railway Collision. Sydney
Two engines collided, and were derailed near the shunting yards at Junee last night. Both were badly damaged, but there was no injury…
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A motor accident which luckily was unattended with serious results, occurred on Saturday afternoon, when a motor car driven by Mr. R. H…
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Aviator Hart, who was injured on Wednesday through a fall from his flying machine, has recovered consciousness, but is too ill to discuss…
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MR. W. HART, the Australian aviator, met with a serious accident while flying at Richmond on Wednesday afternoon…
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Owing to the boat they were in being smashed against some piles at Pambula, a man named Gillans and his eight-year-old son were drowned…
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Owing to a boat being smashed against some piles at Pambura a man named Robert Williams and big 8-year-old son were drowned…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Sad Fatal Accident. Death of Mr T. Kelly
On Tuesday afternoon Mr Thomas Kelly met with a fatal accident at his property on the Grenfell-road, 2½ miles from Forbes. It appears Mr…
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I am sorry to have to report that a very painful accident happened to a little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dave Archer, of Eugowra, on…
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Just as we were going to press on Tuesday afternoon word reached us by telephone that a fatal accident had befallen Mr. Thomas Kelly,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Baroness Burton. Injured in Motor Smash
Baroness Burton, wife of Colonel Bruce Baillie, of Dochfour. Inverness, was severely injured in a motor collision at the Marble Arch on Monday…
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