Fatal Buggy Accident. Sydney
Mr. J. D. Horsburgh, a well-known grazier of the Balran[?]trict, met with a fatal accident yesterday. He was driving a medical…
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Fatal Accident on the Railway Works. Inquest at Wingham
An inquest was held by Mr. H. Malone, P.M., District Coroner, at the Court House, Wingham, on Friday last, as to the cause of death of…
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Mr. J. H. Smith of Waukivory had the misfortune to lose a valuable horse, sulky, and harness, and three cans of cream (one of which belonged…
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We are informed that a drowning fatality occurred at Nambucca Heads. It appears that on Tuesday night John Robertson, a hand employed on the…
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An accident occurred at the Eveleigh yards on Thursday by which Thomas Parker, a casual fuel man employed at the Eveleigh railway sheds, was killed. Parker, who was…
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ON Wednesday afternoon last, when the steamer Macquarie was crossing the Port Macquarie bar inwards, the tugboat Undaunted, which was following in her…
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On the 26th ultimo at 3.30 p.m. Patrick James Walsh, 27, native of Haddon near Ballarat Victoria, was blown to pieces by a premature…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →The Recent Tunnel Accident. White V Smith, Timms & Co. Ryan V Smith, Timms & Co. Dynes V Smith, Timms & Co. Mullens V Smith, Timms & CO
These were four actions brought by the, above plaintiffs against Messrs Smith, Timms & Co, Ltd, railways contractors for the recovery of…
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A telegram from Gympie (Queensland) state that two young girls named Weir and Davidson, both aged about 11 years, went paddling…
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Yesterday four jockeys were injured at the Moonee Valley (Victoria) races through their horses falling in the hurdle and steeplechase events…
Continued on Trove, page 11 →News by Wire. Sydney, Wednesday night. Mining Fatality
At the Broken Hill north mine this morning the mutilated body of E. Gale, who was employed in working the lift, was found underneath the…
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Leslie Bear, 30, residing at 27 Dalgety-street, St. Kilda, was admitted to the Melbourne Hospital suffering from a fractured leg…
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On Saturday afternoon whilst Wilfred O'Donnell, the 14 year old son of Mr. Frank O'Donnell of Missabotti was driving the cows home on…
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The town was thrown into a painful state of suspense and alarm on Monday night last when the sad intelligence came to hand that Mr. James Quinn, lighthouse-keeper at…
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During a fight for the resident championship of Australia last night between Costa and Williams, at the end of the 8th round Costa's sight…
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A motor car accident, happened at the Tinonee punt, on the Taree Estate side, on Wednesday morning. Mr. Jas. Averill's car, which was driven by Mr. Harper Woon,…
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A very severe accident happened yesterday to an old resident of the district in the person of Mrs. Anthony Egan. She was driving along the…
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At the Bowenworth Aviation Carnival yesterday the Hon. C. S. Rolls, who recently flew across the Channel from France to England, was killed…
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WHILE driving home from Kempsey on Tuesday last Mrs. Egan, wife of Mr. Anthony Egan, of Sherwood, met with a dreadful accident, which resulted in…
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Hon. C. S. Rolls was hiplaning in the Alighting Competition at Bournemouth, and while making a sudden descent, caused by the air pressure on…
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