A Shocking Accident
A young man named Patrick O'Reilly, of Waterview, near Forbes, met with a painful accident on Saturday. Whilst attending to a harvester his…
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Accidents, 1915
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Accident to Mr. Lynch
Mr. John Lynch, member for Werriwa, had a painful experience of the dangers of chopping wood. He appends to have beep so employed at his home…
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While Mr. C. H. Taylor, secretary of the Wellington Hospital, was driving the matron and her sister, Miss Winifred Locke, into town this morning in…
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Two bids (brothers) went cat shouting at Wahroonga on Monday night, and after they returned to their resilience they met another. lad named…
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A tragedy occurred at the North Queensland Hotel, Charters Towers, in which Florence Ruth May (10), a waitress, wan shot dead, and Bert Williams…
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John Webster, employed on the Nimitybelie railway extension works, met with a peculiar accident. He had a dynamite cap, and apparently…
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Mr. S. Taylor, of the Wellington District Hospital, was driving in a sulley with the matron and her sister, when the horse took fright, and all…
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While Mr. D. W. Cox, of Wuuluman, was driving home on Tuesday afternoon from the town, he met with an accident at the top of Warne street…
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