Painful Accident
A man named Ohas, Cross was the victim of a painful accident on Friday last at Beni. He was engaged at a chaff-cutting plant, and while in the…
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Accidents, 1912
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Serious Accident
An accident occurred this morning at the railway goodsheds, resulting in very serious injury being sustained by Mr. Harry Pack. He was engaged…
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When returning from the St. Patrick's Day sports meeting at Peak Hill on Monday ofternoon, Miss Kelly, of Peak Hill, met with a very nasty…
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Mr. M'Nabb, the clerk of works who is superintending the erection of the new Court-house, met with a painful accident on Saturday. Some stones were…
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A number of cyclists came to grief at the Gilgandra sports last week. C. Larcombe is suffering with "gravel rash" through this wheel skidding…
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Mr. W. A. Trainor, who was acting as starter for the foot races at the Coonamble St. Patrick's Day Sports, accidentally shot himself. In the first…
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A rather painful shooting accident occurred at Old Dubbo yesterday. It appears that Allen Hamer, son of Mr. A. T. Hamer, of Utley's mill, was out…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Soldier Drowned Sydney
A soldier named, Witten was drowned In George's River, Just opposite the camp Hnes, while swimming. It Is believed he was seized with cramp…
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Two children at Rochester, Vic., cell into an irrigation channel and were drowned…
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A serious accident befell Mr. James McNab, foreman of the new Court House now in course of erection in Wellington. It appears he, with some…
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At the Gilgandra bicycle sports on Wednesday a number of accidents occurred, fortunately none were serious; but nevertheless the accident which…
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Mr. W. Brown, a one-time resident of Dubbo, and father of Mr. K. Brown, of Gregory and 'Co., met with a severe accident in Sydney last week. It…
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At the Gilgandra bicycle sports on Wednesday a number of accidents occurred, fortunately none were serious; but nevertheless the accident which…
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A very painful accident occurred at the "Western Age" office, Cobar, last Thursday, when an exceptionally smart little lad named Arthur Pagett, was caught in the cogs of a…
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On Saturday last, Edward Hanns, eldest son of Mr. H. Hanns, Ford's Bridge, was unfortunate in meeting with a very painful accident. It appears Ted was handling…
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A serious accident happened on Thursday afternoon to Mr. Jack Drew. He went to the stables of the Railway Hotel to get Mr. E. Horsley's mare Miss…
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A sad accident which could have been easily turned late a distressing fatality happened in the vicinity of Handy Creek on Friday evening. Two young…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accident to Mr. H. Kilby
Mr. Harry Kilby, son of Mr. D. Kilby, of "Wait-a-While," is at present an inmate of Hopetoun Private Hospital, Dubbo. Mr. Kilby was ploughing on…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Channel Collision. London
The British steamer Syene collided with the French steamer Circo in the Channel. Neither vessel was severely damaged…
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A serious accident occurred at Wellington on Friday afternoon, when Mr. Jack Drew, junr., the well-known horse trainer, was severely kicked on the…
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