Accidents
On Sunday afternoon last Mrs. G. Perkins was driving with two of her children in the sulky from her home to Adelong. In turing a sharp bend…
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Accident
Mr. James Fernsy, engaged at Mr. W. Brown's engineering works, met with a painful accident yesterday, by having oneof his fingers cut off with…
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At half-past 7 o'clock on Friday eving a passenger train from Mornington to Melbourne, run into the rear of a special goods train, at what, is known…
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All explosion oscurrea during [?]asting operations at Wyoming, United States, at a depth of 4000ft. 21 miners were killed, and 40 others entombed…
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A portion of the boiler of the engine of the mail-train from Maitland blow out at Newcastle this morning. The driver and fireman were injured, the…
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On Saturday morning Mr. J. Edmondson's little boy, Keith Edmondson, aged 10 years, was riding in front of a trolly which was being drawn to get…
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On Saturday evening, about 7.30 p.m., Mr. E. Brentnor, groom at Gobbagumbatin, was riding over Duke's Bridge, on the Narandera-road, when…
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An accident occurred to the passenger train which left West Maitland at 5.38 this afternoon. When nearing Thornton several rivets in the boiler plates…
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Two children named Yates were drowned yesterday while bathing in the river at Grafton…
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An accident of a serious character occurred while a passenger train was travelling between Maitland and Newcastle on Monday morning. The train…
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The recent Broken Hill Proprietary fatality, resulting in the death of the two unfortunate men, William John Sheedy and John Clarke, was being discussed by a group…
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Whilst pursuing his duties at Mr. H. S. Headley's brewery, Johnstone-street, on Thursday, a youth named John Keegan had his head injured. A bottle burst,…
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On Thursday, a cart horse, belonging to Mr. John Gray, of the Newtown timber yard, was in a paddock near the brick kiln. Wagga, when by some…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Latest by Telegraph. Sydney, Monday, 8 p.m. Harbor Fatality
There were several capsizes in the harbor yesterday. In one case, Arthur Cecil Shrimpton, a well-known city business man, was drowned…
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Edward Downes was killed by a fall of earth at the Proprietary mine, Broken Hill, yesterday. The body was dreadfully mutilated…
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On Sunday afternoon Mr. P. Curley was driving out Mr. Grant, manager for Massey-Harris Co., and another officer of the company, and when…
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A nasty buggy accident occurred on Sunday afternoon. A party including Messrs P. Curley, has son Jim and three visitors from Sydney Messrs Grant…
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Messrs. Grant (general manager of the Massey-Harris Machinery Company in New South wales and Queensland), Forsyth (of Forsyth Brothers,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Ex-wagga Solicitor Drowned. Mr. G. B. Fitzhardinge. Echuca
Several borough council employes who were engaged cutting thistles on the bank of the Campaspe, at he rear of the old brewery, noticed a bicycle…
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In the Fremantle Goal this morning Charles Hagan, a Norwegian: Pable Marquez, a Manila man; and Simon Espado, a Manila man, were hanged for…
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