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... Valley Health to “net justice” Her husband was taken to the boqmalin early 1989 to have a broken leg mended after harness racing accident He never recovered from the operation which left him with Hypoxic brain damage and put him in a coma for three weeks Family ...
... materia! it contains no excuse rider be without repair outfit lerviceable accessory is market K A Vogt well-known racing cyclist with accident while cycling the R night He rode over a b ick in tbe d rk and pitched bis machine sustained serious to forehead ...
... are said to perished thirty-two Accidents reported from all parts At has also destruction wrecked stated -to been most severe in country years Mr W M Lapsley the well-known lessee Powderhall racing grounds Edinburgh accident Edinburgh on while sustained ...
... ACCIDENTS ALI. RINDS. LIABILITY, ACCIDENT AND DISEASE ros. KU KGLARV AND FIDELITY INNURANcE. RAILWAY PASSENGERS' ' ASSURANCE CO., R.I.MrMI Is 4 Clair; -. Ocwoon.L. Immo.. A. VIAN, IN M. 11••=.••• •• A V I. A NA. ALL DDT= VISIT GL A w I. a Co. WAXCLiMIS ...
... has made application for a further reduction. EPTEMBER 9, 1931. GREYHOUND RACING. THOSE DISPUTED DECISIONS. The Judge Runs the Gauntlet at Firs Park Meetings. MORE MATCH RACES. noted last week, the sooner the Firs Park management see that there is adequate ...
... THE RAILWAY RACE. A veritable iron-hom* race is the outstanding incident of the season. On account of pecuUaritjr ot ditiont, lias Buyer been what is usually tinned exciting; but it is certainly one that j possesses4or tluflklng being' degree interest ...
... ACCIDENTS IN FACTORIES During 1912 a total of 156,232 accidents, which were fatal, were reported against 148,945 i9ll. The thief Inspector attributes this the boom in trade, and says “tnat not only is the accident risk extended, but. accentuated bv the ...
... AN ACCIDENT AVOIDED Witness, continuing, said that the respou travelled slowly along, however, and when ness was making up him again at tho h' known as The Elms,” the respondent cro right in front of him and took the right-* side of the road, and continued ...
... (Wessel.) Boys’ Race, four oars and coxswain,—l, Royal Maid ; 2, Royal Albert. Sailing Race for Pilot Skiffs,—l, Seagull, Culross, (Herdman); 2, Alaska, (Dick). Two-oared Jolly Boats, without coxswain,— Royal Maid and Royal Albert. Shovel Race,—l, Agnes; 2 ...
... THE RACE OF DEATH ON THE RAIL. (From the Examiner.) the frequent ran way accidents of the last two months, it has almost invariably appeared that upon the same line another train ■was running on the very heels of the wrecked one, and that the greatest ...
... RAILWAY ACCIDENTS. (From the Morning Post.) The last great railway accident differs no important particular from many of its forerunners. A signal misapplied or misunderstood, a few minutes' delay, bewilderment on the part of the officials, and mutilation ...
... liic District —SO yards Hal race (under lea) Lima Hamilton, Lima Cain, lain I re; Cover ten) I Park, .1,, .Hannah Wilson G. Simjron; sack race iuu 'Join Grant; Skiji•jwiig rope race: J. Robertson, -t Wilson; Three.lrgge.l race; R. Buchanan and R, Veilch ...