Peculiar Fatality
Whilst returning from a funeral at Laidley, Mr. T. McKew had his brains dashed out through his horse shying and throwing him heavily…
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Accidents, 1903
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Fatal Accident on the Railway
A railway guard named Frank Burke was crushed to death between two cars at Albury this morning…
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Great excitement prevailed in Pittstreet this morning owing to the breaking of the overhead electric wire, which fell across a horse drawing a van. The…
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Whilst returning from a funeral at Laidley, Mr. T. McKew had his brains dashed out through his horse shying…
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The body of a young woman, which had been noticed floating in the harbour off South Head, has been recovered. The remains, which were shockingly mutilated,…
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The body of a woman was noticed on Satarday floating outside the South Head. It was recovered yesterday. It is shockingly mutilated. The woman is…
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The steam collier Currajong and the ferry boat Victoria collided off Milson's point this morning. The latter was considerably damaged, but there was no injury to life…
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A man who has not yet been identified fell from the platform on to the line at Redfern railway station, last night and broke his neck…
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A LAD named Hubert Dillon, 16 was out shooting on Sunday at Coonamble with a companion. The latter was standing a few pards behind Dillon when the rifle exploded,…
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Alexander McIntosh, far many years shipping agent for the North Coast Company, was drowned at Grafton yesterday. He left a letter…
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Whilst a girl, named Alice Jones was working a giving machine in a Melbourne box making factory, her hair was caught in a revolving spindle,…
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JOHN TANSWELL, 11 years of age, and a resident of Narromine, was admitted to the Dubbo Hospital during the week, suffering from a wound on the left knee. He was…
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A fatal accident occurred on Friday after, noon to William Tattersall in the Myalls G.M. Company's ground at McPhail. With his father and Henry Treverrow he Was…
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A LITTLE boy named Roy Edwards, aged four and a half years, son of Mr. G. Edwards, of "Newtown," and formerly of Macquarie street, Dubbo, was very severely hurt on Saturday…
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A sulky, containing Mrs. John Hayes and her daughter, of Cowra, was overturned and the former was killed…
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A railway collision occurred last night at Molong between a goods train and a truck. The engine and track were smashed to pieces. Sheep vans were damaged, and wreckage was…
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MOLONG, Tuesday.—The first serious accident which has happened at the local railway station occurred shortly after half-past 9 last evening. A goods train drawing a…
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A collision took place this morning between the ferry steamers Wallaroo and Narrabeen. Both vessels were badly damaged. The passengers escaped, with one exception --that of a man…
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WILLIS SKITH, agaed about air years, and son of Mr. George Smith, of, Brisbane Btreet, Dubbo, met, with a painful accident last Saturday about Boon, It appears the…
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In a book of railway anecdotes, hearing date about twenty years ago there is an account of what is described as a most remarkable…
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