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Newspaper

Boston Post

Location

Boston, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 03, 1913

Page

6

Wreck on New Haven Line Kills 26 in Fog

Two passenger trains collide near Wallingford North Haven after a banjo signal error in thick fog. Bar Harbor Express and White Mountain Express suffer heavy losses with 26 dead and many injured. Rescue teams rush to aid survivors as officials inspect blame and signal-system failures.

Wallingford Bar Harbor North Haven Red White Mountain Express C. H. Murray Elwell New Haven Pblic Utilities Commission White Mountain Pacific Stamford Meriden New York Daniel Dunn Yale Harry L. Mooney Chisholm Mix C. L. Bardo Talcott’s Crossing August B. Miller William Altschul Norfolk Albert Green Camp Cobbessee Monmouth N. C. Wall Danville N. Y Mount Desert Ferry Portland Worcester Springfield Bretton Woods N. H Boston & Maine F. P. Huntington Post

New Haven Rail Chief Eliot Restarts Duties After Wreck

Howard Elliott begins his duties as president of the New Haven today arriving from Keene New Hampshire. J H Hustis also assumes the role of vice president and potential future president. The wreck happened on a straight two mile section between Wallingford and North Haven with a slight downgrade increasing speed.

Howard Elliott New Haven Keeng N. H J. H. Hustis Mr. Eliott Wallingford North Haven

Beauties Compared by Millionaire Shouts in Post Magazine

The upcoming Sunday Post magazine section features a piece by Millionaire Shouts comparing famous American and French beauties. The article includes accompanying pictures of several noted women.

America France Next Sunday Post

Fogfriends and railroading fears in New Haven president statement

New Haven road president Howard Elliott reported by news from New Haven. He described arriving from Keene New Hampshire on a night train and passing the tracks of today’s fatal wreck in heavy fog. He noted signaling improvements planned for the line to Springfield and promised full information as investigations continue.

Public Utilities Commission of Connecticut Elliott New Haven Springfield Howard Elliott

Injured At New Haven And Big City Hospitals

Names and addresses of injured individuals treated at New Haven and other area hospitals follow. Listings include Arner Annett Decker Frank McLoughlin Katherine Rowland Zimmerman and others with home towns Philadelphia New York Bridgeport etc. Concludes with note promoting the next installment of Hardpan & Co. in the Post Magazine.

New Haven Hospital Arner Harry Broadway New York Annett Edna Bayonne N. J Biddle A. M Torresdale Penn Annett Jeane Decker Richard F Summit, N. J Frank Richard Park Avenue McLoughlin Katherine Vanderbilt Avenue Brooklyn N. Y Charles W West Eighty-seventh Street New York City Price Pemberton M Philadelphia P. M Rowland William C Zimmerman Carl Rose East Seventh Street Hardpan & Co Roy Norton Post

Texan Prisoner Held for Ransom in Mexican Camp

A. W. McCormick of San Antonio, head of Palmos Land and Cattle Co. in northern Chihuahua, is held by Maximo Castillo's freebooters for $10,000. This marks his second ransom incident, with prior captivity during the Orozco revolution when $5,000 was paid. A report from Hachita, N.M., says El Pasoans received a plea to forward $10,090, sent to Hachita for transfer to Castillo's camp.

EL Paso Tex A. W. McCormick San Antonio Palmos Land & Cattle Company Chihuahua Maximo Castillo Hachita N. M McCormick el Pascoe Castillo

Yaquis Demand Lands Back to Fight For Rights

Yaqui Indians urge their allies the Sonora Constitutionalists to return lands seized during Diaz era campaigns. Refugees report the insurgent government faces a showdown as the Yaquis issue a demand: "Return our lands or fight."

Nogales Ariz Sonora Porfirio Diaz

Diaz Plans Return to Mexico Before October

London report states General Felix Diaz aims to reach Mexico before October 26, the date set for presidential elections. He departs England tomorrow for the Continent where his mission members will split until instructed to reconvene.

London Felix Diaz Mexico England

Dr Williams Pink Pills Promise Health From Rich Blood

Thin pale people lack resistance to disease. rich red blood grants strength. Nervous breakdown follows thin blood. Dr Williams Pink Pills, a doctor's prescription, improve blood purity and health. A 50 cent box from the druggist begins treatment today.

Dr. Williams

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Elliott New Hampshire S. Crozer Fox Elkins Park Penn Maine Mr. Fox Public Utilities Commission of Connecticut Augustus P. Miller Whaley Miller Eli Mix New Haven Road Kasota Chancelor Kineo C. C. Woodward Massachusetts Breweries Company Hawley Street Boston Telephone Daily Sunday Post Boston Post Elliott Two Hous RO Gumns Infante Bears Idan Dr. Pierce Say Neely Med, Co Milk Street Grace Hospital Collum L. E Ramore Myriam, Robert ST. Raphael’s Hospital Armstrong Fred W Bridgeport Conn Downes Ralph George Street Shanley Frank T Trainman Meriden Hospital Condon, Frank, Y. M. C. A Trenton, N. J Dixon John W Altschus Sylva Clement J. Browning, Jr Chestnut Street Browner Mrs. H Fourth Avenue Griffin Lincoln Avenue Orange Murphy Miss Margaret North Broad Street Ravevitch Joseph East Twenty-third Street Windam Charles Flagman William Kenney Diaz New England Callahan South Station John F. Callahan & CO Federal Street Fort Hill Calan A E
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