Motor Car Accident
A serious motor accident occured on the Rosadale road near Tearalgon, Gippsland, last evening, Dr. H. R. Herne, in compay with Mrs Horne…
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Accident on a Streamer
A painful accident occurred to-day on board the inter-State steamer, Porth, while berthed at one of the river wharfe. A wharf laborer's…
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Mr. Jack M'Donald, in the employ of Mr. H. Clayton, baker met with a painful accident yesterday afternoon by which he broke his right…
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Dr. Horne, who as reported in yesterday's "Mall," was injured in a motor car accident on Sunday near [?] from his injuries this…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Sensational Crane Accident. [?]Dropped on to a Where
A most sensational crane accident occurred at daring [?] this morning and several wharf laborers had exceedingly narrow escapes from…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →New South Wales. Sydney, Monday. Murrurundi Railway Accident
Mr. Lee, Acting Premier, on being interviewed on the subject of the Murrurundi railway collision to-day, stated that the report of the special…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Another Crane Accident. Miraculous Escapes From Death. Six Workmen Injured. Sydney
Another accident by a [?] carrying away, of which there have been several in Sydney recently, occurred this afternoon at Ultimo…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Murrurundi Railway Accident. Report of the Special [?]Oard. Night Officer and Signalman H[?]. Sydney
The report of the special board of inquiry appointed to investigate the railway [?] at the Murrurundi railway station on Good Friday, when…
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The latest accounts of the foundering of the Japanese cruiser Matsushima show that the loss of life was even greater than was at first feared. In all 207 of the vessel's crew of 300…
Continued on Trove, page 42 →Collapse of a Crane. Six Men Injured
Six men were injured—five of them somewhat seriously—at Lysaght's Galvanised Iron Works, Jones-street, Ultimo, on Wednesday afternoon…
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Quayle Hudson, who is regarded in Germanton as "the man of misfortune," has met with further accidents. Whilst trimming a horse's tail the knife ho was using…
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This afternoon Samuel Allen, a wharf laborer, residing at South Melbourne, was injured while helping to unload the [?] at Queen's Wharf, A sling…
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An accident, resulting in one man being killed and several persons injured, took place on Thursday, on the point…
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Mrs. [?], one of the passengers injured in the Sunshine railway accident was able to leave the Alfred Hospital for her home at Malvern this afternoon…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Murrurundi Railway Accident. Claims for Compensation. a Total of [?],500 Demanded. Sydney
[?] for compensation on account of Injuries received in the railway [?] at Murrundi on Good Friday are now being lodged. It is…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Items of News. Cross-country Rider Injured
The well known Upper Murray cross-country rider, Thomas M'Donald, met with a serious accident on Saturday at the Albury…
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Mr. John Davis, of Ringwood, met with a peculiar accident on Sunday last by which he received concussion of the brain. He was…
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A sensational accident, resulting in one man being killed and several persons injured, took place at Bellambi, on the South Coast, on 7th inst., at the point where the…
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After facing death scores of times and thrilling vast audiences twice daily by looping the loop in a motor-car, Mrs. Mitzel Morok, a pretty woman of 19…
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