The Strenuous Life on Rails and a Nation’s Tears
A column contrasts railroading danger with moral duty. It recounts the Byron Springs collision of the Stockton flyer and the Owl, blaming a thirty second delay for wreck deaths and maimings. It praises engineers as unsung heroes and warns of sleep and duty in transportation.
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