Accident to Mrs. W. Murray
A simple accident, which was attended with serious consequences, befel Mrs. W. Murray, Bowral, about 6 o'clock on Wednesday evening. While engaged in…
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Accidents, 1906
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A Driving Accident
A driving accident, which renited in a painful injury to a Bowral resident, occurred at Moss Vale on Wednesday afternoon. As Messrs. W. D. Moore, and W. Holland,…
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On Wednesday afternoon an accident was caused by a large board covered with "posters" and placed outside the kerb line in front of the Centennial…
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Mr. W. Charker, the well known host of the Imperial Hotel, Bowral, has been laid up the week as the result of injuries auctioned by a fall. While walking in the…
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The deflation of a balloon at Stagsden, a village midway between Newport Pagnell and Bedford, was attended by a serious explosion, which resulted in seven…
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A very serious accident befel Mr. John Maloncy, of Kangaloon, on Tuesday last by his horse falling with him and fracturing his thigh. He cooeyed for help, and was taken…
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Herold Linkster, son of Mr. J. Link later, met with an accident at Moss Vale on Wednesday last. He was dismounting from Taylor Bros' waggon by means of the…
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Whilst riding a bicycle home from Kangaroo Valley on Sunday morning last S. Goodfellow, of Wilde's Meadow, met with a rusty accident. He was just reaching the…
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Mr. S. Goodfellow, of Wilde's Meadow, met with a painful accident whilst riding his bicycle borne from Kangaroo Valley on Sunday morning last. He was approaching…
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The mystery surrounding the slaking of a sailing boat when entering the port at mid day on Sunday has been partially cleared up. Two Balmain residents, Mr. Charles Ralph…
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Even to the normal, healthy man exceptional heat is a burden, but to those who are mentally ill-balanced it sometimes proves the "last straw" that leads…
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A shocking burning fatality is reported from Te Awamutu. A man named Henry Hutts, with his wife and nine children, occupied a nine-roomed…
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News was brought from Cadia to Orange on Wednesday night of a shocking triple drowning accident there. It appears that about 5 o'clock…
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On Saturday afternoon considerable excitement was caused in Argyle-street, Moss Vale, which happily was not so serious in its results as it was startling to onlookers. It happened…
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Mr. J. Grainger, proprietor of the Commercial Hotel, Bowra', met with rather a severe accident on Wednesday afternoon. He had been to Moss Vale, and was…
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On Saturday afternoon last an accident of a rather complicated nature occurred in Argyle street, Moss Vale, but fortu[?]tely the parties concerned escaped serious injury,…
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A young man named A. Youngnay, who had been employed by Mr. R. M'Rvilly. Robertson was admitted to the hospital at Bowral last week suffering from severe…
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At the Moorefield racecourse on Saturday a deplorable accident occurred in the steeplechase, causing the death of P. Regan, one of the most…
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Marion Edwards, who successfully passed herself off as a man for several years in Victoria and in other States, accidentally shot a woman at the…
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On Sunday morning last a man named Herbert Cartwright (ccachtrimmer, in the employ of Mr. O. Mirow) fell whilst riding a bicycle and sustained…
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