Fatal Accident
A fatal accident occurred on Thursday evening last on the Cooma road about two miles out of town. Mr. Edward Townsend, of Fairington, left town about half-past 5 o'clock to return home. He was…
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Accidents, 1902
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Accident
It is reported that young Crandall while riding his bicycle from Back Crack to Braidwood about 6 o’clock on Sunday evening, met with rather a severe accident through…
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AS Mr. L. Hawdon and J. Kay were engaged on some work on that portion of the Kyla Park Estate which fronts Coila Lake, their attention was attracted to a cow lying…
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During a football match in Brisbane on Saturday, two players collided and one named Nicholl subsequently died. LONDON, Sunday…
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On Friday last an accident, which might have had much more serious consequence occurred at the United Miners, Major’s Creek While T. Cook was working below…
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A young English nobleman, in a frightful railways accident, missed his valet. One of the guards came up to him and said, “My lord, we…
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A wire from Moruya on Saturday states, that a man named Dickson, a resident of Nelligen, was admitted to the local hospital suffering from severe injuries to the spine,…
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Serious accident occurred at the break water quarry Bateman’s Bay on Friday last. William Dixon a resident of this town was engaged removing the stone…
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During a fireworks display at [?] last night Trooper Edgar who had just returned from South Africa was injured fatally through the bursting of a lime light…
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Mr Chamberlain who had met with a rather severe accident through the horse in his cab slipping. while driving from the House of Commons is rapidly recoving…
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Orange, Tuesday.—An inquest was commenced here yesterday by the coroner as to cause of the death of a man named Phillip Blundell, who died on Sunday in the…
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LAST Thursday the Junce coroner was apprised of the death of Arthur Moore, aged 1[?], who was that day found dead by his father. Mr. Henry Moore, a farther residing…
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Prior to the Queen’s procession passing [?] to the Royal Botanic Gardens yesterday the wind strained the decorations at All Souls Church Langham Place causing…
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LAST Sunday night, Mr. William Trotter, teacher of the public school at Williamsdale, met with an extremely painful accident at the Redfern railway station. He…
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A DISTRESSING tragedy was reported yesterday afternoon from Parraunatta. Two little boys, one Julius Sydney Perry, a son of the brother of the Minister for Public…
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Two steamers, came into collision off Malacca. One sank, forty persons, being drowned…
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Oriental advices received at Victoria, 13:0. on the 18th June contain an account of a shocking accident which occurred at the South Fort at Tien-tsin…
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It is reported that a Public School teacher near Windellima mot with a peculiar accident one day last week. Being desirous of doing some shooting with a small rifle, he…
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Five little girls while paddling on the seabeach on the coast of Yorkshire were drowned, in the presence of their mothers, by the quickly advancing tide…
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Three more accidents, with two fatalities, have occurred, tourists in the Alps. Two English tourists, brothers, who intended to climb the Watter[?]orn, are…
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