Football Accident
During the junior match between Bodangora and Maryvale, at Bodangora, on Saturday, Vince McHugh, one of the Maryvale players had the…
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Accidents, 1920
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Railway Accident
Six people were killed and fourteen injured in a railway accident at Hurstville on Tuesday night. A passenger train was run into by a goods train,…
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Mr. A. S. Burdekin, of "The Branch," had a sensational motor accident on Monday evening last, which might have had more serious results…
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A sad drowning fatality occurred at Dripstone yesterday morning when James Michael Meehan, the bright 18 months'-old son of Mr. and Mrs…
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Mr. W. England, of Wuuluman, received an urgent wire on Monday last, calling him to Mudgee, to attend to the bedside of his son, Richard, who had…
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Owing to a tyre blowing out, a motor car turned a complete somersault on the main road near Copper Hill on Tuesday, and the occupants miraculously…
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William M. Pymont, of Forbes, who was represented by Mr. Curtis, claimed £235 from H. J. Ziehllic. n1' WcHinjil”'! (represented by Mr. Moyre), in rCH|><*< i…
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William M. Pymont, of Forbes, who was represented by Mr. Curtis, claimed £235 from H. J. Ziehlke, of Wellington (represented by Mr. Boyce), who…
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A sad drowning fatality occurred at Wongarbon on Saturday morning last, when John Lynch, tho four-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Lynch, of…
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What could have easily been a fatality occurred at about 6.30 p.m. on Thursday. Mrs. J. B. Jackson, accompanied by her three-year-old boy, and Mrs. F…
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A very serious and painful accident happened to Douglass Fettell, the little three-year-old son of Mr. and Mrs.' W. H. Fettell, of Gisborne Street, on…
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A remarkable accident occurred a Coonamble last week, when a hor[?] ridden by a lad named Moran became [?]managable and rearing up thrust his…
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On Sunday morning last Mr. Sid. Honeyman met with a nasty accident. He was engaged rounding up some sheep alone, on foot, and being intent…
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A remarkable accident occurred at Coonamble last week, when a horse ridden by a lad Darned Moran became unmanagable and rearing up thrust his…
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In the course of a leading article, anything but friendly to the liquor trade, the Perth "West Australian" puts forward a logical case against a bare…
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In the course of a leading article, anything but friendly to the liquor trade, the Perth "West Australian" puts forward a logical case against a…
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On Monday night, whilst returning home from her son's (Mr. W. Luscombe) residence in Oxley Street, Mrs. H. M. Luscombe had the…
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On Saturday afternoon, between 4.30 and 5 o'clock, an accident occurred at the Council's gravel pits, by which four persons would undoubtedly have lost…
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On Wednesday last Mr. Alan Percy had the misfortune to fracture his left leg below the knee as the result of a fall with a horse. He was out riding…
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