How It Feels to Be Drowned
A medical man has recently made known his sensations when dragged under water with a sinking ship. After what appeared to be 10 or 15…
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Accidents, 1905
82 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 1 of 5
Shocking Accident at Newcastle
ABOUT 6 o'clock on Saturday afternoon a boy of about 14 years name; Robert Stephen Davidson, a resident of Dizon-street, Wickham, was killed in Hunter-street West,…
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Quite a shook was caused in the town on Wednesday afternoon when it became known that Mr. William Gosling's body had been found in the waterhole used as a bathing place at the northern…
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MR. G. R. M'INTOSH, who was well known in sporting circles as a crack pigeon shot, met his death on Tuesday morning at Hunter's Hill as the…
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On Wednesday morning an accident occurred at Stewart’s mine, Major’s Creek, which might have had serious results. It appears that while Stuart…
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The particulars of the fatality allow that Mr. G. R. McIntosh was on Tuesday morning instructing a servant in the clearing of some land which he owned at Hunter's Hill by means of dynamite. In…
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On Friday last, an employee named Patrick Gannon, on No. 2 Consolidated dredge, Araluen, met with a very painful accident, which might have had a…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Collision at Lodz
Two lactones at Lodz-are not paying the strikers for the days on which they were out on strike. In collision with the troops, twenty…
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A man named Joseph Thompson, living near Manar, was brought into the Hospital yesterday suffering from a broken leg, the result of a capsize…
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ON Thursday morning. Mr Isaac Blundell drove his horse in a buggy down to the weir's edge for the purpose of giving him a drink; the…
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YESTERDAY afternoon no little excitement was caused in town by the report that a horse was drowning in the weir, below the bridge. Upon…
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ON Thursday morning, while driving down a steep hill near Lawton's, on the Gunning-Gundaroo road, the mailman's horse stumbled…
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ON Saturday evening, Mrs. W. Dean sustained a painful fracture of the leg near the ankle. She slipped while attending to a dog which was…
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A RAILWAY fettler named Jones, while going his length on a trycicle, on Wednesday morning, near Bungendore, was overtaken, and run down by a special engine…
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A very painful accident happened to young man named James Douoghue, aged 18, at Captain's Flat on Wednesday last. It appears that he was -out…
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A railway fettler named Jones, met with a serious accident on last Wednesday. It appears that he was proceeding along the railway line on a tricycle near…
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JAMES DONOGHOE, a lad of 18 years of age, met with a terrible accident on Wednesday, while out shooting with another lad named Samuel Daniels. While the…
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ON Wednesday afternoon, a stranger drove along Maquoid-street intent on leaving Queanbeyan for the town…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Accidents to Workers. the Great Value of Zam-buk Proved
Busy workers in all departments of labor, in the mine, on the railway, in the mill, factor, or workshop have all one great common need—a reliable "first aid" for the treatment…
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Mr. Alfred Balcombe, of Buckenbour, met with rather a severe accident on Thursday last. While doing some road work, initiated by the Government for…
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