Accident at Eumungerie
A regrettable accident be[?] Mr. Jack Mudge, a well-known resident of Dubbo, on Saturday. He was engaged loading wool at E[?]geric, when…
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Accidents, 1913
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Painful Scalding Accident
Alick Wilson, the six-year-old sun of Mr. and Mrs. A. Wilson, Astroth, near Trangie, met with a painful scalding accident on Wednesday. The little…
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During the progress of the Methodist flower show at the Protestant Hall on Thursday night Master Tighe, son of Mr. aud Mrs. J. R. Tighe, fell down…
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Yesterday afternoon about half-past 5 o'clock, a rather serious collision took place on the traffic bridge, with the result that Monsignor Long and a lady…
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At mid-day on Saturday last a double drowning fatality occurred in East Cobar, the victims being two little playmates named Peuelop…
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At midday on Saturday a double drowning fatality occurred at East Cobar, the victims being two little playmates. Penelope Bowdler and…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Local and General I don't keep the best Liquor in town. I sell it. H. Mooro's Empire Hotel. Drowning at Cobar
Two tittle girls, named Penelop Bowdler and Mary McDermott, aged 10 and 8 years, were drowned at midday on Saturday last, in a 6ft water-hole at East Cobar. Both…
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On Saturday morning, Mr. Jack Whittaker, of "Pacific Valley Farm," Yeoval, was the victim of a shooting accident, which will lay him up for soem…
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Last night, while Messrs. Ernie Lake and Farrell were returning from a fishing excursion they met with a rather unpleasant experience on the Apsley…
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A somewhat serious accident happened to Mr. E. Bellett at Narromine on Thursday last. He was driving a horse in a sulky along Dandaloe-street…
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Mr. W. J. B Tinsley, formerly Sanitary Inspector to the Bourke Municipality, but now of Wagga, met with a nasty burning accident on Wednesday last at that town…
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A shucking tragedy has occurred at Berrigan. A man named "Sandy" Cowell, 45, was attacked in his home, which is in a fairly, isolated position…
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Whilst engaged driving a waggo[?] on Friday last, Mr. D. Sanson, a well-known resident of the Narromine district [?]utained painful injuries. It…
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Mr. P. F. Hely of Lee Street, met with a rather unpleasant accident on Monday while attending to something in his shop. He had mounted on a cask…
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A shocking fatality occurred at the level railway crossing at Russell-street, Bathurst, on Wednesday, the victim being John O'Shen,…
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Another fatal accident has to be recorded in the Great Cobar Mine. Early on Saturday morning a young man named Simon Burns, aged 24…
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Yesterday afternoon a sensational collision took place between two vehicles at the corner of Macquarie and Talbragar. streets, which might easily…
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On Tuesday a waggon loaded with logs came into collision with th[?]gine of a goods train coming in from Dubbo at a level crossing. The driver…
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A terrific storm struck Forbes on Wednesday afternoon, the wind blowing with cyclonic force. Two men, named F. McMahon and W. Wnlsh…
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When some miles from Coonamble, on Saturday last, Rev. H. Woodger was thrown frm his buggy, with the result that he sustained a compound…
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