Katoomba Railway Accident. Sydney
At a late hour last night a railway accident occurred within a short distance of Katoomba, by which a considerable amount of damage was caused. The up goods train,…
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Accidents, 1901
344 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 10 of 18
A Fatal Accident
The steamer, Innamincke bound from Brisbane to Sydney, was sheltering in Broken Bay yesterday and the Arawatta, another of the A.U.S.N. line, from…
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Mr. John L. Fegan, the ex-Minister for Mines, met with what might easily have been a serious accident yesterday afternoon. In company with…
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Percy Dunn, 18, employed at Hodges and Macowskie's, engineers, In Sussex-street, was found to-day lying unconscious near a machine, and died on the…
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A seaman named York, belonging to the ship Cambrian Monarch, fell from the deck of that vessel early yesterday morning, and was drowned. An…
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The fortnightly meeting of the local board was recently held under the presidency of Mr. Thos. Bousfield. A statement submitted by the secretary, Mr. J…
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A seaman, named Arthur O'Sullivan, 19 years of age, met with a serious accident on the steamer Era yesterday. He was working on the deck, when he…
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On Thursday afternoon a youth named Kinane, son of the local constable, met with a painful accident With other lads he was playing…
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A miner named Donald Campbell, 57 years of age, met with an accident in the Newcastle Company's B pit yesterday afternoon, and died a few hours afterwards…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Glebe Colliery Fatality. Coroner's Inquest
The circumstances connected with the death of Farquhar Donald Campbell, who died at the Newcastle Hospital on Wednesday from the effects of…
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LONDON, Thursday.—A train collided at Moreton, Missouri (U.S.). Fourteen persons were killed, and 25 injured, principally through burning…
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Mr. William Bower, district chairman of the Colliery Employees' Federation," met with an accident on Wednesday night while engaged at pillar work in what is known as…
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LONDON, Thursday.—A fishing boat sank on the Newfoundland coast yesterday, eighteen fishermen being drowned…
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A seaman named Alexander M'Leod, employed on board the steamer Victoria, was admitted to the hospital yesterday suffering from a painful injury to his shoulder,…
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The fortnightly meeting of the local board was held at the Colliery Inn Hotel on Friday evening, under the presidency of Mr. Thos. Bousfield A. statement submitted by…
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Alderman Harry Brown, of Wickham, while engaged doing plumbing work at the Castlemaine Brewery yesterday, over-balanced and fell into a…
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At about 5.15 yesterday afternoon, Messrs J. T. Fenwick and Son's tug Newburgh and Mr. H. Limeburner's kerosene launch Trilby came into collision, with the result that…
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Mr. R. Johnson, of Lambton-street, Waratah, met with a painful accident on Wednesday afternoon. He had transacted a matter of business and was returning to his…
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Mr. Ed. Jones, secretary to the Miners' Accident Relief Fund conference, has received the following letter from the secretary to the Miners' Accident Fund Board:…
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News by the mail gives particulars of a collision at sea between the steamer Gadsby, bound from New York to New Zealand, and the heavy four-masted coal-carrying schooner Frank A. Palmer,…
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