The Last Hours of STEvEeNs and Funeral Rites in New York
The New York Times reports a dying scene in which STEvEeNs grows weaker, then revives briefly, and receives last rites. Two colored ministers pray at his bedside and Sister Loretta administers baptism moments before death.
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Europe
America
Salt Lake City
Read
Hall
John Quincy Adams
Stevens
Loretta
New York Times
Dreadful North Wales Railway Disaster Details and Aftermath
The Irish Limited Mail and a detached goods train collided near Llanddulas on the Chester and Holyhead line. Thirty three people were killed and many more injured as petrol vapors ignited, flaming carriages and wreckage poured into a sea wall. Survivors described panic, heroic rescues, and long delays as authorities and bystanders aided victims and sacked watches and jewelry were recovered from the charred remains.
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Chester and Holyhead
Llanddulas
Abergele
London
Holyhead
Arthur Thompson
Stafford
Joseph Holmes
Thompson
Lord Farnham
Farnham
Eliza Strafford
Edward Oaten
Mary Anne Kellet
Charles Cripps
William Townend Lund
William B. Parkinson
Christopher S. Parkinson
Blackburn
William Smith
the Guard
William Henry Owen
Dublin
Caroline Lea
Augusta Lea
Astley Hall
Stourport
Judge Berwick
Eliza Berwick
Louisa Symes
Ballybey
Wicklow
Jane Ingram
J. Priestly Edwards
Fixby Park
Huddersfield
P. Augustus Edwards
John Aylmer
Walworth Castle
Dundrum
Rosina Aylmer
Arthur Aylmer
Rose Franks
Marquis of Hamilton
Irish Mail
Lord
Lady Farnham
The
Freeman's Journal
Lianddales
Chester
Woodroffe
Royal Navy
Duchess of Abercorn
Passengers Escaped Unhurt After Train Incident
The Duchess of Abercorn and family, Lord Hamilton, Lord Castlerosse and their relatives were aboard the train but escaped unscathed. The Duchess and Lord Hamilton continued on to Ireland accompanied by their entourage.
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