Hydroplane Accident. Paris
A hydroplane overturned near Savre, France. The aviator was rescued, but the mechanic was drowned…
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Drowing Fatality. Melbourne
John Dorron, sen., was drowned at Mallacoota (Vic.) through the capsize of a sailing boat. The four other occupants were saved after clinging to the boat for…
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On New Year's Eve, just shortly before going to press last issue, an unfortunate accident happened in the "Courier" office to young Jim Leece, the chief typograph…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Team Collision. Injuries to Passengers. Sydney
Two trams collided at Kensington, last night, each car containing at the time a large number of passengers, who were thrown violently from their seats. Several…
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A motor car overturned at Five Dock this afternoon, and two motorists, named Bates and Wood, were pinned underneath. When extricated they were found…
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Yesterday, while Mr. A. A. Taylor and Mr. T. Borton were driving, to Corndale in a sulky, the horse fell when going down a hill the other side of the water works…
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Two Bengall jute brokers, while motoring, endeavoured to avoid a buffalo. The car tell into a ditch, both being pinned underneath and incinerated…
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An accident occurred on Wednesday at the Wyrallah ferry in which several Casino residents figured. It appears that owing to the pony races…
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Yesterday morning, shortly before 9 o'clock, a young man named James Rathborne, a well-known local horse-breaker, met with a serious accident…
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The wife of a farmer named Wright and Miss Parkinson, who is wall-known, were, drowned while bathing at Henderson, New Zealand…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Run Down by Liner. Thrteen Fisherman Drowned. London
The liner Ambrose, with 487 passengers, collided with a hopper and fishing smack, which interlocked after colliding. The accident happened off the Mersey. The…
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Mr. E. S. Bond[?] a director of the Casino Co-operative Dairy Company, was, his friends will regret to learn, the victim of a painful accident…
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On Thursday morning James Rathborne, a local horse breaker, was the victim of a serious riding accident. Whilst opposite Mr. Halpin's…
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Buring experiments at Shoeburyness, a breach lock was blown out of a large gun, and Gunner Hubard was killed. Captain Deeyer and two others were seriously…
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Yet another narrow escape from what might have been a fatal accident occurred at the North Creek swimming resort last Thursday morning. The strong current…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Shocking Lift Fatality. Accident to a Man. Perth
A shocking fatality has occurred in the lift well at Viking House, Strelitz Bros. new six-story building in William-street. The building is not quite completed…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Accidentally Drowned. Child Falls Into a Well. Grafton
A child has been drowned in a well five miles out of Ulmarra. There being no suspicious circumstances an order was given for the burial. A magisterial…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Diving Accident. McCARTHY Seriously Injured. Sydney
While giving a diving exhibition at the State championships carnival yesterday Len McCarthy dived from the top tower, a distance of 65 feet, and struck the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Mining Fatality. Ex[?]losion at Broken, Hill. Sydney
An explosion in the South Mine, Broken Hill, caused two men named Marshall and Davis to be seriously injured. The former died in the hospital shortly after being…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Result of Climbing. Small Boy Fatally Injured Sydney
A small boy named Roy Logan climbed the electric light standard at Erskineville. He was barefooted, and on reaching the top grabbed the electric wire, thus…
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