Accidents
Miss Brain, matron at the local hospital met with E. painful accident last Saturday afternoon which will incap[?] her from duty for some weeks. It…
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Accidents, 1904
223 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 10 of 12
Accident
A man named Huff, who was with a Katella wool team, met with a nasty accident on Friday last. It appears that one of the horses got its leg over…
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Earlswood station, on the Brighton Railway, England, was the seen on Aug. 15th of a startling incident. A man who was perfectly nude rushed into a signal…
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A horse-box attached to the rear of a train left the rails near Werris Creek this morning and was drawn to the station in that position at the usual speed. Very little damage was…
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A sad boating disaster occurred on Lough Neagh on Tuesday evening, 23rd August, when six members of a party of seven, who left to picnic on Coney…
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A sad boating disaster occurred on Lough Neagh on Tuesday evening, 23rd August, when six members of a party of seven, who left to picnic on Coney…
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A whaleboat belonging to the warship Penguin capsized in a gale near Kawan Island, New Zealand, Lieutenant Edden and five seamen were…
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MRS. ROWLEY (wife of Mr. O. Rowley, one of the senior warders at the local gaol) met, with a very severe accident on Sunday night at her residence, Brisbane-street. Just before 8 p.m…
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ON Saturday afternoon three well known Dubbo motor enthusiasts left town with much puffing and petroleum, Narromine being the objective. The start was pleasant…
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Two cousins, sons of A. J. Skellet and A. D. Skellet, of Picton, were drowned yesterday whilst bathing in the Nep[?]an. The lads went down in the presence of several…
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Yesterday afternoon two cousins, sons of Messrs. A. J. Skellett and A. D. Skellett, of Picton, were drowned whilst bathing in the Nepean. The lads sank in the presence of…
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ON Monday Mr. W. Blekemore, of Shirley, Murrungundi, met with a painful accident, when he was thrown from his horse and sustained a fractured arm. Mr. Blek[?]more…
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An engine, with van attached, collided with the down Cooma mixed train at Tarago yesterday. Injuries of a severe character were sustained by three shearers and a…
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A painful accident befell oar papular townsman, Mr. W. N. Musgrove, last Monday, when by some means after tracking a mare he got his [?]eel caught…
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WE hear that in the early part of this week, Mr. W. B. Wilkinson, the well-known land agent, whose headquarters are in this town, met with a severe accident at his Sydney…
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MR. W. B. Wilkinson, the well-known Dubbo land agent, met with a painful accident at his home at Mossman's Bay, Sydney, on Wednesday, when he had the misfortune…
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(TO THE EDITOR OF THE DUBBO DISPATCH.) SIR,--In thanking you for your authentication re[?]my accident, will you kindly convoy to my hents through your valuable columns the fact,…
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Mr. Gore, manager of a battery on Murchison gold-field, was starting the fly wheel of the battery, when his foot slipped through the spokes. He was whirled round at a terrific…
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A man named Thomas Keating was drawn into machinery at Toolern, Victoria, yesterday. His log and arm were severed, and parts of his body were fearfully torn. He died shortly…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →MR. W. B. Wilkinson's Accident. (To the Editor of the Dubbo Liberal.)
SIR,—In thanking you for your notification r[?] my accident, will you kindly convey to my clients through your valuable columns the fact that for the balance of this year…
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