A Disastrous Collision. Sydney
Later reports regarding the disastrous collision at Melun between the Marseilles express and the mail train state that 40 bo[?]ies have been recovered…
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Accidents, 1913
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Found Drowned. Sydney
Two boys, Albert Cohen and Henry Sticking, were drowned in the Macleay River while bathing…
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A serious accident occurred to Mr Jack Anderson, of Trundle, on Sunday night. He had attended a picnic at Forbes during the afternoon,…
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Mr. P. F. Hely, of Lee Street, Wellington, met with a rather unpleasant accident on Monday while attending to something in his shop. He had…
Continued on Trove, page 10 →Fatality at the Railway. One Man Killed. Another Frightfully Injured. A Marvellous Escape
On Wednesday afternoon three men were sheltering under a truck at the Forbes railway station. A few minutes, after they sought shelter one…
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A SHARP storm passed over the town of Forbes on Wednesday afternoon. At the railway station, two men, Frederick McMahon (Turnkey Creek),…
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On making inquiry at the hospital just before going to press this afternoon, we were informed that the injured man, Walsh, is still in a…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →A Dreadful Fatality. at the Forbes Railway Station. in Wednesday's Storm
The community was shocked on Wednesday afternoon, just after the wind and dust storm that had passed over our town about three…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Severe Storm. One Man Killed—another Injured. Buildings Unroofed and Damaged
About three o'clock on Wednesday afternoon Forbes was enveloped in a dust storm, the like of which has not been seen for some years…
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The Canowindra [?]ony [?]aces were held on Wednesday last. Aterrific dust-storm swept the course, and blew down the refreshment tent,…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Forbes Advocate, Friday, November 14, 1913. Current Topics. Accident at Tichborne
Rather a painful accident happened to Fettler Payne, at Tichborne on Tuesday. He and his mate, named Sutton were engaged in burning…
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MR AND MRS A. W. Cunnington, of "Cleveland," were returning home at about 9 o'clock a few nights ago, and when near the house, the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Railway Fatality Magisterial Inquiry Concluded. Verdict of Accidental Death
As reported in our last issue, a magisterial inquiry into the circumstances surrounding the death of Mr Fred McMahon, who met his end in…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fatality at the Railway the Magisterial Inquiry. Verdict of Accidental Death
The Coroner had not given his verdict at the inquiry in connection with the death of Frederick M'Mahon, when portion of our issue went to press on…
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Last Wednesday's storm sadly accounted for two lives at Forbes, one man being instantly killed and the other (so we heard last night)…
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On Friday afternoon, about 5.30, the corner of Talbragar and Macquarie-streets was the scene (says the Dubbo "Liberal") of a very serious…
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MR. CHAS. SMITH, son of Mr and Mrs E. Smith of "Yarrandale," met with a painful accident on Thursday morning. He was…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Scalding Accident
A "Mareetha," the residence of Mr J. A. Rawson, an eleven-year-old nephew of Mr and Mrs Rawson was severely scalded. Particulars of the…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Shire Accident Policy Claim
A claim for compensation under the accident policy which the Jemalong Shire Council holds with the Liverpool and London and Globe…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accident to Railway Man. Foot Injured by Hand-car
"My husband recently met with a most distressing accident when he was working on the Railway," writes Mrs. G. Bowman, Thosby-street…
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