Cricketing Accident Policeman Seriously Injured Melbourne
While playinK cricket yesterday. Constable Norman Howard (26), of Clifton Hill, was struck over the heart by a ball. He was admitted to hospital…
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Buggy Overturns Driver Seriously Injured Wood-street Accident
Patrick Margen, aged 53, an employee at Inverell Station received a severe scalp-wound and numerous abrasions when the buggy he was driving…
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Mr. Thomas Williams was admitted to the local hospital on Wednesday suffering from injuries caused by a tree falling on him. He was…
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Vivian Witt, 23, of Stockinbingal, was found drowned yesterday in a dam. His clothes were discovered on the…
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Michael Hopkins, 33, sewerage laborer, was drowned in the Murray near Goat Island, Swan Hill, yesterday afternoon…
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Charles Maxwell, 25, motor driver, was drowned in the Murrumbidgee yesterday. Maxwell, who was unable to swim,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Drowning Ratalities Motor Driver's End Jumped From Diving ToWer Wagga
Charles Maxweil (25), motor driver, was drownedsd in the Murrumbidgee yeaterday. Ma[?]ell, who was unable to swim,…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cricket Accident Struck Over Heart MELBOURNE
While playing cricket yesterday, Constable Norman, Howard, 26, of [?]on Hill was struck over the heart by a ball…
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William A. Lang, 13, was accidentally shot dead yesterday afternoon. The victim was in the act of rising from the grass when a double…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Simy Accident Mail Pinned Against Tree Severe Injuries to Neck
Severe Injuries were sustained by Harry Norris (51), of Diimareeq-street, at Tlibuster yesterday afternoon, and he is now in…
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Anyone who has abserved the practice of a majority of people when suddenly called on to look after a person injured by accident, or in a sudden…
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"Onlookers' write to the editor--Would you please publish the following in you local paper re the near drowning in the Mann River,…
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Jack O'Brien (13), of Canley Vale, was drowned while bathing in the local creek. Desperate attempts at rescue…
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While a crowd of holiday-makers looked on powerless to help, Alice Wilson (13) was caught in a fierce undertow at Karekare, New…
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Vivian Wicht (23), of Springdale, was found drowned in a dam on his father's property on Sunday night. He could not swim and it is…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Warialda Fatality Coroner's Inquest
The adjourned inquest touching the death of John Henry Dalton, of Bingara, who was killed in the motor car accident on December 17th, on the…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Boxing Fatality Clem Johns Killed SYDNEY
Frederick Johnson, 21, who fights under the name of Clem Johns, was knocked unconscious in the eighth round of a ten round contest at…
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Mrs. Lawrence Chambers narrowly escaped drowning when" bathing at the brick kiln reserve. She "Hank in eight feet of water. Her husband…
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Walter Lewis, 39, hospital attendant, employed at Gladesville Mental Hospital, was holding a cow, when the animal gored him, ripping his…
Continued on Trove, page 1 →Cheated Death Youth "Rides" Falling Pole Accident at West Armidale
Strapped to an electric tight pole, which felt with him this morning, Graham Rochester (18), had a miraculous escape from…
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