Sad Poisoning Fatality. a Little Girl's Death
A little girl named Elsie Olive May Osborne, two years of age, daughter of Mr. Francis Osborne, of Bodangora, died in Wellington on Thursday as a…
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Accidents, 1908
290 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 13 of 15
Fatal Riding Accident. Constable Adie Killed. a Terrible Experience
News has been received of a terrible riding accident near Stuart Town, resulting in the death of Constable Adie of that place. On Saturday Constable…
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A LITTLE girl named Elsie Olive May Osborne, two years age, daughter of Mr. Francis Osborne, of Bodangora, died in Wellington on Thursday as a result of having…
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WHILE some shunting operations were being carried out near the interlocking points at the loco, shed shortly before 7 o'o'ock on Thursday evening, a collision occurred between two trains…
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A rather serious accident occurred on the railway at Dubbo on Thursday night. It appears that shunting operations were being carried on, and in consequence of the points…
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AN accident of a severe nature befell Mr. Vel. Armstrong, son of Mr. Henry R. Armstrong, of Glenrock, Wongarbon, on Saturday evening. [?] that night for Dubbo;…
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MR. A. A. WEST me with a severs accident on Friday night. He was driving towards his homo, Westleigh on the Wellington road, and when near the Bushman's Home his horse…
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Mr, T. H. Mathews, (president of the Talbragar Shire Council) and Mrs. Mathews had a very unpleasant experience on Sunday, from which the lady was the severest sufferer…
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We regret to report that on Saturday night Mr. Samnel Boy Armstrong, a young man of nineteen and son of Mr. Henry Armstrong, of Murrumbidgerie, met with a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fire at Broken Hill Mines. Several Men Injured
A fire broke out in Block 14 Mine, Broken Hill, on Wednesday. The outbreak was located between the 100ft and 200ft levels. The mine's staff, together with the City…
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George Johnston, aged 14, became jammed in the belting of some machinery at a boot factory yesterday, and was terribly injured before he could be extricated…
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A SOMEWHAT peculiar and painful accident before an employee of Messrs. John Hiver and Son, named Alex Hedge, at their factory on Saturday morning last. Hode[?] whilst attending to…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →MR. E. Macfarlane. Thrown From His Buggy and Seriously Injured. Found in the Bush. (By Telegraph.) Sydney, October 28
Mr. Edward Macfarlane, ex-Under Secretary for Lands, was thrown from his buggy at Taraworth yesterday and seriously injured in the head. He disappeared in the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Serious Driving Accident. Mr. Edward Macfarlane Injueed. Wandering in the Bush
A startling report comes from Reedy Creek, on the Peel River estate. It appears that Mr. Edward Macfarlane, late Under-Secretary for Lands, was engaged in the…
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Four workmen fell from the scaffloding of a drapery establishment in George-street and were more or less injured, but none seriously…
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AN accident happened to Mr, Mark Finlay, driver of one of Mr. T. J. Moore's butcher's carts on Saturday morning. While the horse was playing up in front of the shop in…
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AN accident of a very serious nature befel Mr. Dan. Donovan at about 8 o'clock on Saturday night. He was driving his produce cart down Market street and standing close…
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During the progress of Messrs. Bedford and Taylor's great sale of horses on Thursday, while a horse which was being offered web being run round the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Occidental Accident. Conclusion of the Inquest
The adjourned inquest on the death of William Harold Septimus Gudgeon, aged 22, was concluded on Friday last before Mr. N. Morrison, Coronor. The…
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THE numerous friends of Mr. John Tink, of Benalong, will regret to learn that he lies dangerously ill at his house and his life is despaired of. Mr Tink was riding on Sunday…
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