Accident to a Boy
An accident befell a little boy named Lawrence Farley, aged 8 years, and son of Mr. and Mrs. F. Farley, of Percy Street, yesterday afternoon. It appears…
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Accidents, 1919
81 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 2 of 5
Shunter Badly Injured
Mr. S. G. Chase, shunter, was shockingly injured in the Dubbo railway yard on Friday night. He fell off a thick, which was in motion, and the…
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While Mr. E. Boehme was down the river fishing yesterday afternoon he met with a painful accident, which necessitated him seeking medical assistance…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Brisbane Mellee. Revolvers and Bayonets Used. Nineteen Injured. Sydney
Several the [?] persons, headed by a large number of returned soldiers, attacked the Russian Bolshevik headquarters in Brisbane last night,…
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A message from M[?]long on Friday announced the following accidents:--Mrs. A. Stephen and Miss N. Rutledge were thrown from a [?]alky. The first…
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A very painful accident befel Mr. John Austin, oil Montefiores, on Tuesday morning last, and as a result of which he will be off work for a while…
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While riding a racehorse at work on the Wellington racecourse the other morning, a young man named Whiteley had a narrow escape from a serious…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Fatality at Dunlop Station Cobar Resident the Victim
On Tuesday last a and fatality occurred at Dunlop Station, near Louth, when an employee named Edward Bourke, accidentally shot…
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The Louth correspondent of the Bourke "Hereld" furnishes the following particulars of the shocking tragedy which occured on Dunlop…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Deadly Pea Rifle. Terrible Fatality Near Cobar
A terrible fatality occurred on Wednesday afternoon at Cuttagullaroo Government tank, on the Louth road, 17 miles from Cobar, when Mrs…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Shocking Railway Accident. Man Cut to Pieces
A shocking railway fatality occurred at the Wellington railway yards at 6.25 p.m., on Friday, when George Whiteley, a well-known and old resident of the…
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Several accidents occurred on Saturday afternoon during the progress of football matches. In the game between the All Blacks and Geurie, two of the…
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A shocking accident occurred at Wellington on Friday night, when a man named George Whilley, 69 years of age, that his [?]. It appears that…
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Mr. William Ryan, of Beni, was badly injured in a driving accident on Wednesday night. His horse bolted as he was driving along Macquarie-street,…
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A well-known Warren district identity, Mr. Bob Craig, was the victim of a terrible burning accident at Buttabone station on Monday morning of last…
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The coroner held an inquiry on Friday morning into the death of Mr. George whiteley, who was run over and killed by a railway engine on the night…
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A painful accident befel Mr. W. Kelly, of Bodangora, on Saturday last. He was attending the funeral of the late Mrs. Hennessy, and while going over…
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A very painful accident happened to Dolly the eight-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Murphy (formerly of this town, but now residing…
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A sad accident occurred at the Government Tank, Miandetta, at 3 o'clock on Wednesday afternoon last, when Mr and Mrs T. Hodges'…
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On Tuesday last an old age pensioner named McDonald, who resides at the Bushman's Home, was walking along the footpath near the Club House…
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