The English Mine Accident. Three Men Rescued
THREE men were reached on Tuesday from the Union Mine after having been entombed for 120 hours, during which time they were foodless. except for a single meal…
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Accidents, 1902
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Whaling Accident. Sydney
A whaling boat at Norfolk Island yesterday, while fast to a whale, was struck by a loose whale and smashed. The boat header was killed and another…
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MR. A. D. BOOTH had a narrow escape from a serious accident on Thursday morning. As he was dismounting from his horse at Mr. J. A. Busby's office, his foot (through a defect in the…
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ON Saturday last a severe accident occurred to Sub-Inspector Moss, in charge of the Dubbo police district, who was in Coonamble in connection with the recent…
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An elderly lady named Mrs. John Langley jumped from a moving tram in Pitt-street last evening, and had the right leg severed. Her condition is…
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By the explosion of a charge of dynam[?] in the Queen Crossreets mine, Charters Towers, yesterday, Benjamin Davidson was killed and Hugh Melver badly injured…
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ALBURY, Saturday.—A terrible experience befel Peter Donnelly while travelling from Victoria in search of work. On Thursday night he and a mate camped in a hut some…
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The express train from Lille to Paris was derailed owing to a pointsman's error. Twenty-fire were killed and 55 injured…
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FURTHER particulars relating to the tragic death of M Zola show that the great novelist and his wife returned to Paris from a visit to the country on Sunday…
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A terrible colliery accident has occurred in M[?]. A cage full 690ft., and eight men were dashed to pieces…
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Dr. Failes met with another accident last Sunday, and fortunately got off with [?] The Dr. was proceeding [?] his pony cart, and when…
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Owing to the collapsing of a tier of seats at Joseph, in Missouri, 1500 people were precipitated to the ground. Two hundred were injured, some fatally…
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A boat capsized on the Upper Yarra yesterday, and a young couple named Ernest Lady and May Perriman were both drowned…
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The inventor of a steerable balloon, with a friend, made an ascent on Sunday at a suburb of Paris. When at the height of 400 feet the ropes sustaining…
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A FATAL accident occurred at Murrunbidgerie on Wednesday, when Edward Osborne, a labourer about 50 years of age, working for Mr. R. W. Carroll,…
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At Constantinople three hundred people were precipitated into the river, and seventy-five were drowned…
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AN inquest was held by the Coroner, Mr. R. G. Dulhunty, at Murrumbidgerie on Friday (as reported in our last issue), on the body of a man named Edward…
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John Breen, carter, lately residing at Pyrmont, who was admitted to the hospital on Friday last, died early this morning. While driving a heavily laden…
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ON a recent Sunday Mr. J. M'Phee, chemist, and his cousin Mr. James Carroll, telegraph operator, Oxford-street brother of the well-known solicitor, Mr. J. J, Carroll, of Messrs…
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A CHINAMAN named Ah Kong, residing at Old Dubbo, met with an accident while driving home on Monday last. It appears that while driving down Holmes' Hill with a loud of…
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