A Serious Collision. London
The White Star liner Olympic, the largest steamer afloat, was rammed by the British cruiser Hawke off Cowes, [?] of Wight. The liner was badly…
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Accidents, 1911
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Sunbeam in Collision
Lord Brassey's famous auxiliary yacht Sunbeam, while lying at anchor off Cowes Green, was run into by a yawl Solace from Southampton, carried out…
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Further particulars regarding the railway smash near Mansfield (Vic.) show that the train left the roils, one of the cars being overturned. Sixteen persons were injured, several seriously…
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VICTORIA appears desirous of putting up a record in regard to railway accidents. On Monday morning a serious smash occurred at Harvey's gully bridge, near Molesworth…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →From Our Exchanges. Driving Accident
Rev. Father Killian, who visits Nyn gan parish [?], nearly met [?] a serous accident at [?] cently. He was driving a pair in…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Painful Accident
Mr. F. Vidillini, of Rome, near Narromine, met with a painful and somewhat serious accident some time back. He was out in one of his paddocks…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Collision at Darling Harbour. Sydney
A collision occurred at Darling Harbour between the French mall steamer Nera and the Island schooner Taviuni The stern of the Nera crashed into the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accidental Shooting. Sydney
The body of a man named Ned Connolly was found near his farm at Milton. It was evident that the deceased accidently shot himself…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Accidents. Motor Cars on Strike
The motor car of Mr. J. L. Jeffries startled the bystanders in Talbragar-street on Saturday afternoon by exploding with a loud report. It appears that the car…
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A rather painful accident befel an employee at Utley's mill named John Wilson yesterday morning. From what can be gleaned it appears that…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Fatal Accident at Bonnie Dundee
On Monday lost a fatal accident occurred at the Bonnie Dundee mine, whereby Tom Watson, a miner, met his end. From information received it…
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An accident which subsequently had a fatal termination was reported to the police early yesterday (Mouday) morning. It appears that a man named Arthur…
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Andrew Campbell, a railway employee, was crosing the line near the Evolcigh workshops, when he was knocked down by a train this morning. His left foot was…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Racing Accident at Orange
During the Hospital Benefit races, at Orange, on Saturday, a boy named Quinn, aged 14 years, son of a local hotel-keeper, sustained a fractured leg whilst riding in…
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A man named Munroe and his wife were drowned at Lowood (Q.), through the capsize of a boat…
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Thes. Cusack, a seaman, was found lying in the gutter in King-street yesterday, in a semi-conscious condition. He was [?] to fall, and as he did so the stem of…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →District News. (From our own Correspondent). Narrom1ne. a Terrible Accident
Amost regrettable accident occurred here on Wednesday night in which a man named George Peacock, who is a Chalt-cutter by vocation, and a…
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Mr. W. Cummins, of Wellington, was the victim of a rather nasty accident on Thursday night, 12th inst. He was driving a horse attached to a suaky,…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →From Our Exchanges. Painful Accident [?]
Mr. James SUtton, who was [?] home from a holiday, met with an [?] tremely painfu] accident at [?] bone last week. He occupie a box…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →Terrible Boating Fatality
Two terrible boating accidents are reported from New Zealand. The first occurred at Foxton Heads, where a party of seven women and children got into a…
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