Kurnell Fatality. Bodies Washed Ashore
SYDNEY. Tuesday.—The bodies of two occupants of the launch which capsized off Doughboy Point. Kurnell, yesterday, were recovered to-day after…
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Accidents, 1918
272 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 1 of 14
Accidents
James Wade (48), living at Carlisle Street. Stockton, was struck on the right hand by a steel rail at the finishing mills at the Steel Works early…
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SYDNEY, Wednesday.—During the past tour days Sydney and suburban trains have carried over two mittion passengers, without a solitary…
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Miss E[?]le So[?]bie, a visitor from Temora, who was staying with her aunt, Mrs. H. Cook, of Reid-street, Newcastle, is missing and it is feared she has been…
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Thomas Sullivan (45), living in Scott Street, Newcastle, was handling a box containing iron at the Steel Works thin morning, when it slipped…
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An astonishing accident has occurred near Lyons. A passenger train ran into a large cylinder of chlorine, which had fallen from a goods waggon…
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Robert Gotts, a seaman employed on the steamer Hexham, who was admitted to Newcastle Hospital, last evening, suffering from injuries to his…
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The range which, is such a source of danger and Inconvenience in Newcastle Harbour at times was responsible yesterday for an accident which resulted in…
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SYDNEY. Monday.—Owing to a quantity of fluid, supposed to be a corrosive acid, splashing over him in the yard of a house in Newtown,…
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A motor car driven by Alfred M'Ewan, a butcher, living in Petersham, capsized in the Boradway, Glebe, opposite the University Hotel,…
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Sir,—With reference to your report of the unfortunate accident, I should like to point out that it was almost wholly due to the fact that a plank is in use for…
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A swimming party from the Australian Garrison Artillery encampment at Fort Seratchley, whose customary pleasure it is to indulge in a couple of…
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S. Maher (26), living at Winship Street, Hamilton, was admitted to Newcastle Hospital this morning, suffering from injuries to his ankle…
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The death occurred in the Newcastle Hospital yesterday of Gunner Percy R. Bagnall, of the 3rd Australian Garrison Artillery, from injuries received the…
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William Morris (22) was treated at Newcastle Hospital to-day for an incised wound on the right arm, which he sustained whlist at work at the…
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George Marjoribanks (14), living at Gering Street, Newtown, Hamilton, was admitted to Newcastle Hospital for treatment this morning, suffering…
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The District Coroner (Mr. Charles Hibble) conducted an Inquest at Newcastle Court House to-day concerning the death of Percy Raymond Bagnall,…
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At the Newcastle Courthouse yesterday, Mr. C. Hibble, the coroner, conducted an inquiry concerning the death of Gunner Percy Raymond Bagnall (21), a member…
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Early one morning this week several men attacked three chauffeurs at the garage of the Taxi-cab Company, in St. Kilda (Victoria). Two of the…
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Martin Manning (26), living at 3 Newcomen Street, Newcastle, was treated at Newcastle [?] to-day for burns on the left ankle, which…
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