Fire Fatality
Through the snapping of a 80-foot tower ladder in the early stages of a fire in George-st., Sydney, on Sunday, one fireman was killed and another…
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Burning Fatality
A shocking burning fatality occurred at Port Macquarie on Saturday, the 19th, when Dallas Bransdon, the three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs…
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A gun accident resulting in serious in jury occurred on Sunday last in the Brush, near Bulliac. From what we can gather, the victim, a railway guard…
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A New York message says twenty persons were injured in a rear end collision between two Hudson tube trains…
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A Gunnedah message states that an extraordinary accident was responsible for the death of Norman Romans. Whilst engaged at fencing on William…
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Mr. Colin J. G. Newell, J.P., and Mr.L. C. Noland had a narrow escape from serious accident, or death recently. They were driving through…
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During a severe thunderstorm at Weston, near Maitland, yesterday afternoon, 16 members of a football team took refuge in a shed, which was…
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This morning Mr. "Arthur Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs. A.W. Scott, of East Kempsey, met with an accident. He intended going to Toorooka on Mr. H…
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ON Thursday last Messrs. Pat. Doyle and Archie Johnson, of Hollands Plains, were driving in a sulky, and when near Telegraph Point the horse…
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Master Fred. Phillips, son of Dr. A. B. Phillips, met with a serious accident on Thursday evening, as the result of which it is feared he will lose one…
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The inquiry into the disaster on the steamer Norfolk, when three wharf- laborers were killed by a rush of wheat from a broken feeder, was…
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Mr. E. Sydenham, employed at Hennessy's sawmill, was taking a piece of bark out of the saw when his finger was touched by it and cut to the bone…
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A case of considerable interest to local governing bodies came before Judge Hamilton at a special sitting of the Industrial Arbitration Court…
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ARTHUR GEORGE NEWLAND, a porter at Hornsby Railway Station, on Saturday morning was engaged in shunting operations, when his foot…
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A remarkable accident happened at Adamstown station on Saturday night. Ald. Thompson, with his wife and boy, was standing on the Booloroo platform…
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The Marino Court expressed the opinion-that the collision which occurred between the steamers "Newcastle" and "Kinchela," off Newcastle…
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The "Wingham Chronicle" reports that on Tuesday morning Fireman C. Case, on the ballast train, Taree to Dungog, was struck on the head by a…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Accident to Dr. Page. Motor Car Capsizes. Through a Tyre Blowing Out
An accident which may have had much more serious results occurred on the Nymboida road, five miles from South Grafton, about a quarter past…
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A PEA-RIFLE fatality occurred at Werris Creek on Monday night, when Thomas Horton, acompanied by two of his sons, went for a load of wood. Seeing a rabbit,…
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DR. EARLE PAGE, member for Cowper and Leader of the Federal Country Party, Mrs. Page, and Mr. R. D. Elliott, of Melbourne, had a narrow…
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