Fatal Accident
The very many friends of Mr. Chris. Manusu late of Mundooran, will regret to hear that he met with a fatal accident near Mudgee last Wednesday afternoon…
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Accidents, 1901
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Accidents
A man named Werner, aged 73, met with a peculiar accident at Stuart Town on Friday last. He was getting through a wire fence, but fell in doing so, sustaining a…
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A married woman named Rollings, living with her family in a bark hut near Tallangatta, Victoria, was burned to death, us was her baby. Three other children were bravely rescued by a…
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ON Thursday afternoon at about three o'clock the news of a fatal accident at the Great Cobar Copper Mine spread through the town,…
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Twelve torpedo dirtroyers were caught in a fog at the mouth of the Tyne, and three were damaged by collision…
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A MAGISTERIAL inquiry was before Mr. T. E, MneNevin, P. M.. District Coroner, at the court house on Saturday into the circumstances of the death of Mr. Joseph Henry Butler…
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Rule I: If you see a man fall down on conscious with the heat, count yourself a lucky fellow. Take opportunity by the forelock, and hang there…
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A fatal shooting accident occurred at Nathalia on Saturday last. A contractor named Stokes, and a man named John O'Hagon, 23, were working at the erection…
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A boy named Arthur Langdon residing at Newtown, while returning from a Sunday-school picnic yesterday, was riding on the footboard of a steam tram…
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A boy named Henry Hackett was [?] dentally shot by a companion whilst [?] ing near Burraga…
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Henry Hackett, a boy, was accidentally shot by a companion at Burraga…
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A fatal boating accident occurred at Cairns yesterday, by which four men named Bradley, Lyons, Christison, and Leslie, all unmarried, were drowned…
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A young man named Phillips was riding near Woollongong this morning when his clothcs caught fire owing to having placed a lighted pipe in his pocket. His horse took…
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Three men are said to have commenced a fight at Tattersall's Hotel on the night of the 8th instant, and while the barman, Edward Duffy, was attempting to quiet the…
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Mr. Hawkes, of Wise and Co's., Bodangora, had a nasty accident on the Bodangora road, near Ward's on Friday last. While going leisurely along, without any apparent…
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Mr. G. E. Wright our popular Road Superintendent met with a buggy accident last Wednesday afternoon which, fortunately did not turn out as serious as it might…
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A SAD drowning fatality took place last Saturday afternoon at the residence of Mr. W, W. Thorley of Plain Creek, Murrumbidgerie, in which his youngest…
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ON Saturday afternoon the police received information that a boy named Robert Thorley, 14 years of age, tho son of Mr. W. W. Thorley, farmer, of Long Gully, had been drowned in a…
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On Saturday afternoon the police received information that a boy named Robert Thorley, 14 years of age, the son of Mr. W. W. Thorley, farmer of Long Gully,…
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We are sorry to learn of the painful accident which befel Miss Milligan, daughter of Mr. W. Milligan, of this town, who was thrown out of a sulky…
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