Accident
At Temora on Wednesday morning a horse, attacked to a sulky, occupied by Messrs Pike and McCrone, s[?]ed at a motor car. The annual suddenly…
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Accidents, 1919
144 stories in Lachlan (Forbes, Parkes, Cowra)'s papers · page 6 of 8
Sad Fatality Jockey Killed on Local Racecourse. Two Horses Collide
A very sad fatality occurred at the local racecourse on Wednesday morning, when a jockey named Jack Stonham, aged 18½ years, met his death…
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A remarkable fatality in reported from Condobolin. From the Information received in Forbes, it appears that Sydney Cyril Hill went for a…
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News was received here on Wednesday that Jack Stonham, of Bimbi, had been killed on the Wyalong racecourse that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Remarkable Fatality Eugowra Man's Death
A sad but remarkable fatality occurred at Eugowra on Wednesday night, as a result of which a man named Jack O'Brien lost his life…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →A Mother's Brave Act. Saves Child From Drowning
It would be impossible to conceive a braver act (writes the Murrumburrah "Signal") than that performed at Aurvill on Thursday last by Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Burning Accident Serious Case at Eugowra
A serious burning accident is reported from Eugowra this (Thursday) morning. From the meagre information to…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Eugowra Fatality. John O'brien's Death. Magisterial Inquiry
An inquiry into the circumstances surroonding the death of John O'Brien, who died as the result of burns received returning from…
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An enquiry was held at Forbes on Saturday morning last concerning the death of the man named John O'Brien, who was severely burnt in a sulky near…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Curious Burning Accident
One patient of the hospital is in rather bad way by being burned severely on the body, which happened in rather an unusual way for so…
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Mr J. Thornton hart the misfortune to get his leg and foot severely bruised by having the horse he was riding fall with him and pinning…
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Robert Courtland, because, he had been jilted, decided to commit suicide, so he stretched himself out on the railway line and waited for the 5:15…
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What could have been a serious accident occurred in Lachian Street on Saturday afternoon, when a car driven by Mr Garl Bauert, collided…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accidents. a Busy Saturday Afternoon
Saturday afternon was a busy day in Forbes, despite the heat and prevailing dry times. In Lachlan-street Mr. Carl Bauert's cart came into…
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A man and his wife were driving along the road at Sonth Grafton on Tuesday last when a mysterious bullet went through the husband's neck…
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Mr Jack Gunn and his son Wal started on a drive to Eugowra yesterday morning. Three miles out the wheel came off the sulky and both…
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A very nasty accident happened little Porky Sloan last Saturday. He with some some other boys were playing about a waggon which was in…
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While engaged on the returned soldiers' job being carried out under the supervision of Forbes Municipal Council, Mr Harold Brown, of Hill…
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A very unfortunate accident happened Mr Joe Cowell on Sunday morning last. He was winding water from a well, when by some means or…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Fatal Accident Returned Soldier Falls From Sulky. and Is Killed Instantly
A tragic accident happened on the Belmore road, about a mile from town on Monday evening, about 6.30, resulting in the death of a returned…
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