Redfern Tragedy Injured Woman Improving SYDNEY
The condition of Miss Quirk, one of the victims of the Redfern tragedy, is developing satisfactory. She is still in hospital, and soon she will…
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Accidents, 1925
879 stories in Newcastle & Lake Macquarie's papers · page 11 of 44
Strained Back Claim for Compensation Mine Accident
In the District Court, Newcastle, to-day, before Judge Beeby, an action under the Workmen's Compensation Act, to recover £5 2s 11d, alleged to…
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A shunting accident occurred in the West Maitland railway yards at six o' clock this morning, Mr. W. H. Shearer, of Waratah, receiving…
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Reg. Jones, of Bellbird, who was accidently wounded on Sunday by the explosion of a gun that he was carrying, died in the Cessnock…
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In the Newcastle District Court to-day, Judge Beeby gave a verdict for the defendant in the case of William Holborrow against Herbert…
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G. Kirkwood, the motor cyclist who was injured on the Maitland Speedway on February 21, had his right leg amputated above the knee…
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An elderly resident of Homeville, West Maitland, Mr. J. Evans lost the first joint of one of his lingers while he was cleaning a mincing machine…
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Two brothers of a party of several boys near Daly's Waterhole, Sydenham-road. Marrickville, were drowned this morning…
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John Wells (40), whose address is the Criterion Hotel, was severely injured at Walsh Island this morning, receiving a perforated wound in…
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A fifteen-year-old youth, Allan Freestone, of Landsborough, was drowned in the Brisbane River. He was standing at the stern of a launch, when he…
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A choppy sea was responsible for the death of George Henry Murphy, 21, living at Darlinghurst, to-day. Murphy was aboard the launch Linnet, and when…
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A serious motoring accident occurred during a reliability trial on the River Lett Hill on Saturday. One car crashed over a steep embankment and…
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Two trams collided at Kew this morning. Several passengers were injured and both ears were badly damaged…
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F. Mullard, aged five years, living at Carrington-street. Horse Shoe Bend, West Maitland, received a punctured wound right through the instep…
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They go on, and what is more, they are increasing—motor car accidents where people, where they are not killed outright, are often enough left for an…
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It is reported from Moscow that a Junker aeroplane, flying from Tiflis to Suchum, caught fire in mid-air, and dived to earth, killing the two pilots, and three…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Fob the Sick and Injured
Cessnock Hospital has an up-to-date ambulance equipment. The nurse at the wheel knows her duty, and she helps the sufferers in other ways than by driving the car…
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A seven-year-old boy, Frank Martin, living in Louth Park-road, West Maitland received severe injuries to his feet this morning, and was…
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"The facts of this case are very simple," said the corner (Mr. H[?]ble"), in opening an inquest concerning the death of Joseph Jones, who was run…
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Walter Bates, 24, one of the men on whom the contents of a metal pot [?] at the Mt. Morgun mine, has succumbed to his injuries…
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