Fatal Crossing of a River. a Girl and a Boy Drowned. Wollongong
A terrible drowning fatality occurred at Mullet Creek Crossing yesterday afternoon. A coachman named James Budgen, accompanied by a child, the…
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Accidents, 1900
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Tram Accident
A woman named Rosina Grillin fell from the Rose Bay electric train last night and was killed…
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Mr. Thomas Markwell, wood and coal merchant of Warne-street, was the victim of a fearful accident this morning. He was engaged in feeding a chaff-cutter in Mr…
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A collision occurred this morning near Redfern Station, between a steam motor and a electric tram. It caused considerable alarm among the passengers who escaped without…
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James Fleming, a very old resident on the banks of the Macquarie River, was accidentally drowned last Wednesday while washing up at his claim near Lower Mookerawa,…
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ON Saturday afternoon at about 3 o'clock a frightful catastrophe occurred at the new coalmine on the norther shores of Balmain. Six man were descending the shaft in a bucket…
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IT is with regret that we have to record an accident to Mr. Harley Antill on Saturday afternoon during a game of pole. It appears that while he was following the ball at a pretty…
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Mr. Robert Gildea, when riding a bicycle across the bridge over the B[?]won River, at Collarendabri last, week, slipped and fell…
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A son of Mr. James Gibbs, of One-Tree Hill, near Geurie, met with a painful accident at the Geurie railway station on Monday evening. He had gone to the station to…
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A terrible railway accident occurred at Glasgow. Two trains collided in a tunnoll. Many persons were killed and injured…
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We regret to have to record details of a painful, and it is believed serious accident which happened to Mr. H. Nancarrow whilst engaged at his saw-mills on Friday last. It…
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A boy named John McDonald was cut in two by a train at Armadale, Victoria, yesterday…
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Three boys, under eight years of age, went bathing In the Yarra, In Victoria, one of them, Cecil Beach, being drowned…
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A very painful accident happened to Mrs. Siggins, wife of Alderman Siggins, on Tuesday last. Mr. and Mrs. Siggins were then driving down an incline near the Mudgee…
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Yesterday morning, what was certainly a most serious accident, and, at the same time, a marvellous escape from permanent injury; or death, occurred on the North Bourke…
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The body of William Cr[?]ber, aged 17 years, who was drowned at Farmer's baths, on Sunday morning, was recovered to-day…
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Many a time a man is invited out to dinner, and seeing some delicacies on the table, he partakes of thorn. But as soon as he leaves his friend's…
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The Royal Mail coach running between Moree and Mungundi was upset 18 miles outside Moree. The driver (Appleby) was badly injured, and fears…
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A man, whose name is supposed to be Bosker, was found dead on Manly Beach. The evidence showed that death was due to drowning, but there was nothing to show how he got into the…
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