Extraordinary Accident
AN accident of a peculiar nature occurred at the Milthorpe i ail way station. It appears that on the arrival there of the midday train from the…
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Accident
On Saturday evening a sulky accident occurred, by which the occupants, a young man, Wm. Hanley, in the employ of Mr. A. Helyar, Baker…
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THE Melbourne express was two hours late owing to a first-class carriage having left the rails at Diapur, a small station 27 miles east of Serviceton and…
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JOHN FORREST, a young man, newly married, was drowned on Monday in the surf at Byron Bay through the capsizing of a boat. While unloading…
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MR. H. B. SIMCOCKS, of High street, Stanthorpe, Q., says:—" While riding ing up the main street of Armidale, N.S.W., my horse bolted and collided…
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A rather serious motoring accident occurred on the Uralla Road on Saturday morning last. Mr. Alex. Mitchell, of "Rutherglen," was driving the car, and had…
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Mr. H. B. Simcocks, of High St., Stanthorpe, Q., says:—" While riding up the main street of Armidale, N. S. Wales, my horese bolted and collided…
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The railway accident at Gaikas Loop on the night of January 4 was the worst disaster that has taken place in South Africa since that of Glencoe in 1895…
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A sensational motor car accident happened at dusk on Wednesday near the Club Hotel, just when the crowd were returning from the races. It…
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A SHOCKING railway accident occurred at Guildford. George Moreing (60), and William Green (45), both plumbers and married men, were watching…
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PARKES, Saturday.—Mrs. Grenenger, wife of Sergeant Grenenger, in charge of the local police station, was severely injured this afternoon. She was…
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MRS. St. G. Gore met with a serious accident yesterday morning near Boolarwell, where she had been the guest of Mr. D. Gunn (says Thursday's…
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THE Rev. Thomas Warhain, ex-president of the Queensland Methodist Conference, was found drowned on Saturday morning in three feet of water…
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SYDNEY, Monday.—A man named Edgar Armstrong was knocked down an embankment by a passing train near Morriset and killed. A companion named Alexander…
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SYDNEY, Thursday Afternoon.— A serious tram collision occurred at the Randwick Junction last night. Two heavily laden cars met with great force, and both were badly…
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HENRY MULLINS a tram conductor, aged 21, met with a terrible accident on Wednesday. He was attempting to climb from the rear to the front car…
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MELBOURNE, Saturday.—Cobham H. Smith, captain of Dalgety's Sydney cricket team, which was to have played the Melbourne branch to-day,…
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A youth named Burns, who is at present on a visit to Glen Innes In company with his mother, met with a serious accident on Sunday…
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A Passenger train collided with a shunting engine at Home street station, Brisbane last night. The passengers were buried from their seats…
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On Friday afternoon Sergeant Sewell received word by telephone from Wallangra that a shooting fatality had occurred at Mr. Owen McCosker's…
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