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Heath oil the Kail.James uould, a railroad man, met with a fearful death at (Jreycourt, the junction of the Newburgh and Warwick branches of the Erie with the io*!s lino, on Clirlatmas morning early. He was on the track making bignuls to an approaching train, and in stepping out of the way. caught his foot in u frog. He could not extricate himself, and the train was too close to stop. It struck him and almost cut him in two, knocking him loose from the frog, leaving his foot fastened therein. Although terribly injured, lie lived just long enough to be taken to I’ort Jervis, dying as lie was carried into the presence of las v«Je au I child. This unfortunate man, a few weeks ago, fell from his train and received injuries from which he hud just recovered—tin* trip ou which he was killed Mug the flmt he had madw since getting around. His family is destitute.
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Rondout Daily Freeman
Rondout, New York, US
Thu, Dec 28, 1871
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