The Accident to Sir Geo. Roid. London, Monday night
Sir Geo. Reid, who met with an accident on Sunday, is progressing favorably. When the accident happened he was returning from church. He…
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Accidents, 1911
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Appalting Railway Accident. London, Monday night
An appallling railway accident occurred to the Basele-Bulin express in entering Mulhesin Station, Baden, at a high speed. The engine was derailed,…
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A CABLEGRAM from Chicago states that Charles Pettit, the millionarie grain broker, was drowned whilst learning to swim in four feet of water. His wife…
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MR. CLARRIE TAYLOR, who was a passenger by the train which last week ran into the fallen rock in the cutting near Newbridge says the passengers had a miraculous escape…
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A NASTY and painful accident befel Mr. T. Sinclair on Wednesday at Messrs. Wilkins and Kennedy's, where be works. He was engaged operating the planing machine, when by some…
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A very painful accident happened to Mr. Thomas Sinclair, an employee of Messrs. Wilkins and Kennedy, coach-builders, &c., on Wednesday morning…
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The residence of Joseph Barton, 78, at Gulgong, was completely destroyed by fire yesterday morning. His charred remains were found among the debris…
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Leslie Brown, aged 5, living at Hurstville, was playing with a bag of carpenter's tools, when he fell on the blade of a ch[?]sel, and ripped his leg,…
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MR. WAH SING, of Tomingley, met with a painful accident. He had dressed an inflamed hand with a bandage dipped in turpentine, and then took a candle and was about to light it at…
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Mr. W. R. McIntosh sustained a very painful fracture of one of the small tones of his left ankle at Narramine on Friday last. It appears that Mr…
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A serious condition occurred in George-street West between an electric tram, a mourning [?], and a cyclist, with the result that that driver of the mourning coach and the rider of…
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On Wednesday night Miss Gertie Stanley and a couple of companions were driving into town to see the skating carnival, when their vehicle struck a stump and turned right over…
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An accident, attended by serious consequences, happened to Mr. D. C. Kennedy, proprietor of the Railway Refreshment Rooms, Wellington, early…
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Mr. T. G. Milne, of the Loco department, Dubbo Hallway Station, met with a painful accident on Saturday morning. Whilst attending to his duties…
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An accident of rather a serious nature befel Miss Lilly Elphick on Saturday night whilst driving home to Wongarbon from Dubbo in company with…
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A young man named Rafferty, employed as a miner at the Great Cobar mine, lost his life through an accident whilst at his work on…
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WHILE three men were working at 600ft level in the Golden Fleece Mine, Wyalong, they evidently broke into old workings. An inrush of water followed. George Burton,…
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A Dutch army officer and a compan[?]on were balooning at Botana, Java, when the baloon fell. Lieut. Rainboldo was killed but the…
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A serious accident occurred on Weston-road, Kurrl Kurrl, on Friday morning last, between a motor cycle and bicycle William Crook, of…
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At the inquest touching the death of the victims of the recent motor disaster at Denman, the jury returned the following verdict:—"We find that the…
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