A Sad Fatal Accident In Kendall Street. Well-known Townsman Dies From Injuries
As the crowd of holiday makers were rashiug by cars and other modes of conveyance to the Pony Races on Wednesday, Mr J. Clarke, the local…
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Accidents, 1917
165 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 4 of 9
Disastrous Fires. Double Burning Fatality. Sydney
A disastrous fire at Coolamon destroyed several business places yesterday. The Commercial Bank bad a narrow escape…
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At Belara, about 80 miles from Grenfell, on Monday, the house occupied by three children of Mr and Mrs Sim was burned to the ground. The…
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A shocking burning fata[?]ity occurred at the Cootamundra railway duplication camp near Sharpe's Gates on the night of the 12th…
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"What're ye comin' home with your milk-pail empty for?" demanded the farmer. "Didn't the old cow give anything:?" "Yep" replied the boy;…
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On Friday morning of last week, one of Mr. James Ovens' mail horses, possibly in search of water, strayed on to the covering of a well, which was…
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An appalling fatality occurred at Warrigal Freezing Works on Wednesday morning, whereby a well known railway guard, who had lived in…
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MR W. H. DROUGHT, who will be remembered as having been in the employ of Messrs Hill & Halls in earlier days, died at Bribbaree on Thursday…
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Insure with F. RATH & CO., District Representatives. Personal Accident, Workmen's Compensation, and other branches of Accident Insurance…
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An accident, which might easily have been attended with fatal results, befel Mr Michael Dwyer's little girl. "Dot," during last week. The little…
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Word was received in Orange on Saturday (says the "Leader") of the death of D. Pink, the well-known Western lightweight jockey, and a…
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The very latest device for life-saving at sea shows an interesting development. When sailors or ocean passengers fall into the sea, by nighty…
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Miss Brad well, accompanied by her sister, wos driving a motor car from Wagga to their home at Woodlands on Wednesday, and when they were…
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One evening last week as Mr Herb (Curley) Thompson was riding along the Grenfell-rd. towards his brother's (Mr. Walter Thompson) residence his horse…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →GOOLAGONG. (By Our Reporter). Initial Pony Meeting. Jockeys Meets with Accident. Keir Rides Five Winners
Officials: President, Mr. T. Logan; Vice-Presidents, Messrs. T. Mel[?] day, S. J. Pearce, and P. Haydon; Committee, Messrs. T. Logan,…
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Mrs W. A. Tolmic, who has been confined to her bed for the past ten montrs, as the result of an accident, has been taken to Sydney. At time…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Latest Telegraphic. Floods in Victoria. Six People Drowned. Sydney
There have been serious floods in many parts of Victoria, particularly Wangaratta district, where three men and a woman and her two…
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The 15-year-old son of Cr. W. Cheney, Manildra, met with what might, have been m serious injury a day or two since. He was endeavoring to…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Late Telegrams. Mr. Thrower Dead. a Tenterfield Fatality. Sydney
It is understood arrangements are being made for the sale of the whole of the supper output to a represeatative of the MUnitions…
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The North Const steamer 'Ramournie' on route to the Richmond River, coal [?]en, sprang a leak and was beached on the South Clarence River…
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