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Girl Steps Out Of Train’s Way in Front Of An Engine. your eldest daughter of Mr. camero of Ashland, Northern Cen tral railway, was kiled last night about 7.45 o'clock on the way from Cockeysville, where she had done some shopping. When nearly home and south of railroad bridge No. 16 she seemed to become bewil dered, and as the eees, approached she went on the southborn track to let it pass, being struck by ce work train engine from 1’arkton to lglt more for repairs. She was alone at the time. The engine and fireman saw her, but could not stop in time to save her. She was thrown to the right side of the track and died al most instantly. About a year ago she was struck at the same bridge, but escaped serious injury. She was about 27 years of age. She leaves two sisters, Miss, Josephine Lyons and Mrs. Emory McFatridge, of Ashland, and a brother, Cornelius Lyons, Jr. Coroner John D. C. Duncan will hold an Inquest.
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Baltimore Sun
Baltimore, Maryland, US
Sat, Aug 06, 1904
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Charles H.
