Terrible accident destroys Bradford bound passenger train
A Wellsville to Bradford passenger train on the Bradford Bordell and Kinzua line ran into a stream of waste oil, caught fire, and enveloped the coaches in flames. Survivors describe a chaotic scene as passengers fled through windows into the snow. coroner to hold an inquest with many witnesses. Three women died, including Mrs T. Fair and Miss Katie Moran, with numerous injuries among crew and passengers. President Carter led relief efforts at the scene.
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Braprony
Bradford, Bordell & Kinzua
Wellsville
Bradford
Brocton
BB. & EK
Bame
Bannon
Carter
T. ©. Fair
Kinzua Junction
Katie M Moran
Aiken
Miss Moran
Professor Faught
Tarport
iPatrick Sexton
Mike Walsh
F. W. Townsend
K. B. Crane
Mr. Wright
Kew City
Captain Ice
Boston
Mass
G. H. Peabody
Rochester
Tunnel Project Aims to Build St Clair River Rail Tunnel
Ottawa Jan 16 Application will be made to Parliament for an act to form a company to construct a tunnel under the St Clair River for railway use from Sanfla to Port Huron. In Cuannos Ontario Nathan Miller's store and the LO G T Call at Auburn burned Monday. Loss about £5,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Clair River
Ottawa
Sanfla
Port Huron
Good Templars
Cuannos
Nathan Miller
T. Kall
Auburn
Supreme Court denies motion in bond case
Late news items report the US Supreme Court denying Myra Jalnes’s motion to compel New Orleans to raise a supersedes bond. Other brief items note Judge John Brady’s death in Muncie End, a teen in Georgia killing a girl and shooting himself, a Boston depot fatality, a Manchester iron works wage cut, a 65 000 compromise offer by New York Central over Hudson River liabilities, and a Petersburg minister accepting a Richmond call. Additional notes include a Brooklyn trial verdict of 100 damages for false imprisonment, tobacco factory strikes in Petersburg, and a Denver suit by Moses Levy against ex Senator Stephen W. Dorsey over Arkansas bonds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of the United States
Myra Jalnes
New Orleans
John Brady
Thomas J. Brady
Muncie
End
Brewster McWilliams
Gritfin
John P. C. Burpee
J. & F. Burpee & Co
St. John
W.B
Boston & Albany
Boston
Pennnsylvania Iron Works
Manchester
Secretary of the Treasury
New York Central Railroad Company
Hudson River Railroad Company
Robert P. Kerr
Petersburg
Table Street Presbyterian Church
First Presbyterian Church
Richmond
Missouri
Mississippi
West
Anthony Comstock
Society For Suppression of Vice
James Robinson
Long Island City
Supreme Court of
Brooklyn
Wetersburg
Denver
Moses Levy, Co
London
United States
Stephen W. Dorsey
Dorsey
Arkansas State
Arkasas Central Railway
Lie
Noted New Haven Citizen Dies Amid Sudden Marriage Rumors
William Hale, a longtime livery stable keeper in New Haven, dies after a brief illness at 60 to 70. He married suddenly last week, leaving no children and a disputed estate possibly going to a widow much younger than him. The case stirs talk of contested distribution and questions about the marriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Yavex
Wiliam Dale
New Laven
Tale
Liss Enna Talson
Ewenty
Mr. Hale
Demurrer Sustained in Railroad Foreclosure suit
Judge Thayer in the Circuit Court sustained the demurrer in Nelson and others versus Ute Pacific Railroad and Missouri Pacific Railroad and dismissed the suit to set aside foreclosure of the third mortgage to K. Garrison. Plaintiffs were judgment creditors. BELLEFONTAINE Ohio January 15 Seth McBrige, a well known farmer, shot a large gray wolf that night after it killed one of his sheep. The beast had slaughtered over one hundred sheep in recent weeks. It would tear a hole in their sides to eat only the fat.
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Sr. Loui
Thayer
Circuit Court
Nelson and Others
Ute Pacific Railroad
Missouri Pacific Railroad
The
Pacific Railroad
K. Garrison
Bellefontaine
Dan
Seth Mc Brige
Wight
Lee
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Purmal
NASA
Jond’s Extract Co
New York
H. P. Monro
Theensen
Lyon Bros
Light Garper
M. van N Develde
Agt
Ter
Thira
Evening Observer
Telegraph
Bradford, Bérdell & Kinzua
GW. van
Indianapolis
John Keefer
F.P. Fletcher
Bolivar
N. Y
BL. C. Early
Andover
W. N. Belknap
Jerry Denegan
Charles Heidicke
Express
George McCartney
A. N. Carpenter
Little Genesee
N.Y
Ceres
Dover Street
Delinggent
George Willinson
American Trust Company of
New Jersey
Delos E. Culver
Steranon
Carninvall Ore Hills
Posey
Ujin
St. Louis
H. B. Claflin & Co
McFadden & Co
Corsicana
Texas
Attachmenca
H. RB. Claflin & Co
Tex
Concorp
N. IL
G. T. Comena
Fiay Wolf
Logan Quanty
Hood
Nature
Howard Street
Lowell
Magg
Miasas
Hoop & Co
Coburn Shuttle Co
Pickering
C.F. Hoods Co
Lowel
Ellis Spavin Cure CO
Ellie
Maria
JL Whitson
Si. M. Cay
Edlis
Ellis's
Spavin Care CO
Sudberry Street
Fourth Avenue
Hale Nicoll & Granbery
John Street
Manet
Bancroft & CO
Sar
Decca
India
Laernianis
Shetland
D&c
dIoit
Stfdm
Hbufealo
Eiteahir
Iiyav Greuin Co
Damestown
X.Y
Light & lFarper
Corrion Salad Streets
Ind
Monroe
Vourac Beur Co
Mapsaant, Mic
H. P. Monroe
Nathan Sheppard
R. J. Burdette
Cinuary
B. F. Taylor
H.C. Dane
Ith
Carleton
Pau
Redpath
Atell's
Dunkirk
Predania
Dungak
Law Bar
Mast
Queen Victoria
England
Fenner
Fredonia
Br.m. M. Fexnger
Sir
Lever
Mel
James Follem
Capitol
Fenxar
H- P
Momroe
H. J. Howe
Sohmer
QFON
Sohmer &Co
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