Railway Accidents in America
During the first quarter of 1913, 158 persons were killed and 3,628 were injured in train accidents. In other than train accidents, including accidents to…
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57 stories in South Coast's papers · page 2 of 3
Accident
On Sunday night last Mr. R. H. Harvison proprietor of the ("Moruya Examiner") who was on a visit to this town, and Mr. J. G. McLelland of Bomaderry…
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During the first quarter of 1913, 158 persons were killed and 3,628 were injured in train accidents. In other than train accidents, including accidents to…
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While Mrs. J. D. Caines, Miss Caines and inthe Miss Armstrong, of Pyree, were driving home from Nowra on Saturday afternoon one of the shafts of the…
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Master Cecil Paine, son of Mr. Win. Paine, was throw from a horse in Kinghorn-street, Nowra, near Tory's [?]errace on Monday last and sustained…
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According to the Inspector for the North Coast district, the Department's advocacy of the renovation of old and deteriorated paspalum pastures by…
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According to the Inspector for the North Coast district, the Departmentâs advocacy of the renovation of old and deteriorated paspalum pastures by…
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An alchemist, experimenting in earths for the making of crucibles, found that he had invented porcelain. A watchmaker's apprentice, holding a…
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An alchemist, experimenting in [?] for the making of crucibles, [?] that he had invented porcelain, [?] watchmakerâs apprentice, holding a…
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Sir Thomas Shaughnessy, President of the Pacific Railroad Company, declares that the disaster is the worst in the history of St…
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On Tuesday evening a telegram came through for Mr. William Blacks, of Fairfield, and he received the message with a promptitude which enabled…
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Mr. Fred. Brown, railway porter at Bomaderry, had a foot badly crushed on Wednesday through a quantity of coil falling upon it from a tender…
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Word came to Gundagai on Monday afternoon of a san motor fatality at Berremangra, about seven miles from Jugiong, when a young man…
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A sad shooting fatality occurred at Lake George, near Collector, on Mon. day, resulting in the death of a boy Donald Ranger, the 17-year-old son…
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Mr. John D. Rockfeller, talking to a clergyman, said one day, with a whimsical out rather sad smile:— "From the stories that are told about…
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Mr. John D. Rockefeller, talking to a clergyman, said one day, with a [?] but rather sad smile :â âFrom the stories that are told [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Fell 150 feet. Gaillaux Injured, Aeroplane Mishap at Ascot
Maurice Gaillaux, the now well known flying man, fell with his machine from a height of about a hundred feet at Ascot racecourse,…
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On Saturday night last, a horse driven in a sulky by Mr. Thomas Shepherd, of Cam[?], collided with Mr Jack Collins, brother of Mr…
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An accident of a rather serious character happened to the Rev. J. Muir on Monday, just before the arrival of the mid-day train. The rev. gentleman was…
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Two lives were lost in a boating accident on the Thames at Pangbourne, five miles from Heading. One of the victims was Mr. Thomas Price Lines, of [?] Queen's road,…
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