Railway Collision
A collision occurred between a light engine and a heavily-laden good train at Minore, on the western line, yesterday. Four persons were injured. The…
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Accident
An accident occurred on the Warralda road, opposite Mr. J. R. McKenzie's residence, about 7.30 last night, when a sulky, occupied by Mr. and Mrs…
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Miss Volet Ferrier, third daughter of the late Mr. Thomas Ferrier and Mrs. Ferrier, Bellevue, Roma, met her death on Friday morning as the result of a riding accident,…
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Mr. John Allen, Shire Clerk, who had just purchased a Studebaker motor car, and a young man named Cliff Kelly, employed by the Canada Cycle Motor…
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An interesting interpretation of a point of law was given by the Full Court on Friday in the case of a workman who contracted pneumonia while on duty for…
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A decision of importance in connection with workmen's accident compensation was given by the Full High Court, on an appeal from a ruling by…
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Brisbane, Saturday Night. — Advice was received by the Maryborough police this afternoon of a terrible tragedy at Gayndah. this morning. It is stated that the wife of…
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Mr. John Allen, Shire Clerk, who had just purchased a Studebaker meter car, and a young man, named Cliff Kelly, employed by the Canada Cycle…
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Last week Mr. Dick Bond, in his West Kempsey factory where he runs team-fashion half a dozen sewing machines by electric motor, heard an unusual humping, and on…
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He returned home from a recent ceremony, and he was tired, very tired. That's all. It had been a very busy night, and he'd had a long, long talk…
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Towards the close of the junior football match on the showground on Saturday, between the Albions and Imperial Juniors, J. Bassett, a member…
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At Albury yesterday, an aeroplane mistook the showground for an aerodrome, and crashed, but without serious damage being done…
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A [?] near [?] a [?]…
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A fatal accident, surrounded by particularly painful circumstances, occurred at Mount Colliery on Saturday afternoon. Mr. E. A. Bradford, a…
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A most alarming accident happened to the Royal train on Monday afternoon at 2.45 o'clock, when ten miles from Bridgetown, Western Australia…
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The Prince returned from his southwestern trip, and thrilling railway aceident, on Tuesday afternoon in the gayest and brightest of spirits…
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The Prince and party had a miraculous escape from death in the Golden West. Heavy rain seems to have unsettled the permanent way, and two…
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A fatal accident surrounded by particullarly painful [?] cured at Mount Colli[?] on Saturday afternoon. Mr. E. A. Bradford a well…
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An inquiry was held at Woodburn before Mr. J. Allison, District Coroner, touching the death of William Holman, aged 57, the victim of the…
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Frank Powell, 17 years old, whilst working at a circular saw, the other day, at Townsville, had two fingers cut off and his hand badly lacerated. Whilst a man working…
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