Fatal Accident to Ditham. Melbourne
Diyham, the winner of the V.[?].C Grand National Steeplechase, whilst schooling over the fences at Flemington yesterday, fell and shattered his leg. He had to be destroyed…
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Accidents, 1908
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Shocking Railway Accident. Sydney
A shocking accident occurrs at the Central Railway Station yesterday morning to a shunter named Bertiel Eilio aged 25, who was attempting to board a moving…
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Mr. J. H. Overs was the victim of a very painfnl accident on Wednesday afternoon. It appears that he was driving a chaffcutter, when the right leg of his trousers at…
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Mr. Blekemore, of Whylandra Creek, was the victim of a serious accident on Thursday. He was engaged unharnessing a horse from a vehicle, when the animal…
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ON Sunday last when returning from Rawsonville on his bicycle, Mr. George Palmer, the well-known building contractor of Darling street, was overtaken by the darkness, and…
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Misses Ellen. Grace and Enid Delaney met with a slight mishap on Sunday afternoon. While they were driving along Darling-street, the horse stumbled and the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Dubbo Liberal and Macquarie Advocate. Wednesday, June 3, 1908. a Street Accident
Mrs. Gimbert, an elderly woman, rending at the old Telegraph Hotel boarding house, was knocked down in Talbragar-street on Monday evening by a cab. It appears that…
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While the horses belonging to the Australian Buckjumpers, Ltd., were being trucked at the Wellington Station on Tuesday to be sent to…
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President Roosevelt's horse reared and fell backward after crossing Rocky Stream, Rooky Creek Park. The President slipped from the saddle, falling some ten feet into the water…
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But Elliott, 25, shunter, who resided at Leichhardt, was run over by a train at the Central Railway Station, and had both legs cut off on Tuesday. He died this morning…
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An elderly woman named Mrs. Davis, a resident of Bultge-street, was the victim of a painful accident on Wednesday morning It appears that when passing the place…
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While engaged shunting waggons at Gunnedah Railway Station last night, writes the “Independent,” June 1, Mr. Thorpe, the stationmaster, met with a…
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A rather serious accident occurred in John St last Thursday, by which Mr. John Brooks, of Belar Creek, had his thigh broken. From what can be learnt…
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Mr. Carioss, salesman for Joseph Leeds and Co., while conducting the sheep sales at Homebush this morning, met with a painful accident. He was passing across a fence, from one sheep…
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THE Dubbo-Coonamble mail train which left Dubbo at half-past nine o'clock on Monday morning, met with an accident after it had proceeded a distance of about 300 yards from the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Fatality at Great Cobar Mine. James Cassidy Killed
A sad fatalty occurred on the Great Cobar Mine on Wednesday evening, between 5 and 6'o clock. A man named James Cassidy, aged…
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A painful accident happened on Saturday to Mr. Bagot, assistant to the Rev. J. McDowell. He was carrying a rather heavy plank, when he let it…
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William McPhercon, a middle-aged man, attempted to board a moving train yesterday, when he missed his hold and fell between two cars. He received a shocking…
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Mr. James Kriss, a Gundagai blacksmith, has invented an apparatus which he claims will minimise the danger of railway accidents similar to the Braybrook disaster…
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A young man named Arthur Rosowarne, employed at the Railway refreshment rooms, met with an accident at the ball in the Protestant hall last…
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