Men killed as steam shovel blows up near Cuba
Two men died and four were seriously injured when a steam shovel blew up on the Erie railroad freight branch near Cuba to Belfast while cleaning the Genesee river bed after floods. The dead were engineer William Van Sickle and brakeman A Newton, both of Port Jervis. Injured include track worker Hosen Hell and Belcher of Lake Ariel, plus William Simms of Cremel and Alexander of Buffalo. All were taken to Hornell hospital. investigation begun.
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Belfast
Erla
Genesee
William van Sickle
A. Newton
Treman
Port Jervis
L. Belcher
Lake Ariel
William Simms
Cremel
Alexander
Buffalo
Hornell Hospital
Helfast
Boone
Jersey City
Hornell
Simms
Alexader
Wont Double Track Local PRR Division
Kane Republican reports that the Erie and Western division of the railroad plans improvements. Work begun in the east end of the Erie yard lengthens tracks by about 1200 feet. Eleven to twenty two sidings between Erie and Kane require upgrades to handle longer trains. Double tracking exists from Hornell to Bell Valley and from Irvington to Warren, with other segments targeted for lengthening.
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Kane Republican
Eangylya~ Mia Railroad Company
Renova-Erie
Warren
Erie
Corry
Eric
Erie Yard
Kane
Twally
Hrnlett Bell Valley
Irvington
P. R
War
Maccabees to Meet for G A R Memorial Services
Members of the Maccabees are summoned to meet at the Maccabees rooms at 1 p m on Sunday May 28 to govern in G A R Memorial services. Whitley R K Corry Tent No 16. Agnes E Mahally listed as piano teacher Warren Conservatory method.
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Govint
Whitley
R. K
Corry
Warren Conservatory
Kirst Ave
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