A Barrier Fatality
William Wallace, 21, a mill hand employed at the Amalgamated Zine Treatment Plant Broken Hill, was found buried in one of the slime [?] on Monday. Deceased had been in…
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Accidents, 1910
252 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 8 of 13
Trading Manager Drowned
George Thomas, manager Papua Trading and Planting Co., of New Guinea, together with two native boys was drowned through the capsize of a dingy…
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Benjle had talked of going westward that day, after a peck or two of winkles. The weather was joyful, a song played in color by the sunshine upon…
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WE regret to hear that Mr. Gaorge Johnson, met with a rather painful accident while returning from the Trangie Carnival on Wednesday night. He was riding in one of the…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →District News. (From our own Correspondents.) NARROMINE. Accident with a Rifle
On Friday, 19th, a middle aged man named Richard Johnson, who is employed by Mr. Baird as a fencer on Mungery closer settlement estate, was…
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A SENSATIONAL explosion took place at the Bathurst District school on Monday. The science teacher, Mr. Leslie Rose, was conducting experiments. When mixing chemicals…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Accidental Gold Mining no Liability. Directors' Report. Ore Reserves
There is still a large quantity of ore above the No. 3 level, and between the No. 3 and No. 4 levels, no are has been taken out during the half-year under review, Winzes have been sunk between No. 3 and No. 4 levels, but the work has been slow owing to water trouble, which could not be satisfactorily overcome with the appliances available at the mine, but the installation of the new plant will overcome this. You will…
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Twenty men were engaged b[?]ing in the corporation quarry, Foots[?]ray, when a late explosion occurred, Charles Nich[?]son married, was killed, and two other men setio[?]sly injured…
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Through a horse shying, a carriage attending a funeral was overturned into the River Don, in Yorkshire, and four of the occupants were drowned…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →The Richmond-Railway Collision. Melbourne
The Special Board, which inquired into the causes of the Richmond railway disaster, has presented its report. It found that the accident was caused…
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A SERIOUS accident happened to Mr. Reg. Brown on Friday last (reports the "Warren Herald"), whilst after emus on horseback. He was galloping after the fleet-footed birds through…
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An accident occurred at the engine sheds, Dubbo, about midnight on Monday night. Mr. Henry Jones, who was in charge of the shed, was in the act…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Porter's Accident. Sydney
While F. Allen, a porter at Sydney Railway Station, was trying to prevent a boy from getting on a train last night both fell between the train and the…
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It is with regret 1 chronicle an accident of a very serious nature which befell Mr. A. Law, of Talbragar. He was driving home in his sulky late in…
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A RAILWAY guard named William Dival, living at Alco-street, Bathurst South, had a narrow escape from drowning a few days ago (says the "National Advocate.") A fowl got down a…
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At the deviation works at Clarence 16 men who were employed in the platelaying gang were seated on a waggon drawn by a horse along the new line…
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Miss Beattie Pearson, daughter of Mr. John Pearson, of 'Glencot', Parkes Road, met with a very painful accident on Saturday last at the Yeoval…
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Two brothers, named Talbot and Ferris Darnhom, were drowned in the Rocky dam, between Watlangarra and Wootoen. It is [?]mised that they went in to bathe, and got beyond their…
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Some excitement, and, in one case, a little apprehension, was caused by a couple of bolts on Monday morning. In the one case, a lorry and horse, belonging to Mr. J. Martin, the…
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