Wreck on N and W Railway wrecks near Shepherdstown
News describes a serious Norfolk and Western wreck near Antietam Station with many injuries and a fatal toll feared. It recounts engine and car damage, animal collision, and emergency responses as rescue and investigation proceed.
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Roanoke
Stribling Tragedy Aboard Potomac Outing Ends in Drowning
John N. Stribling age 23 dies after falling from a steamer during a planned three day outing from Washington to Colonial Beach. His family including parents C K Stribling and Me Stribling, brother Cornelis, fiancee Miss Ellter Whittington, and two friends await recovery of his body as rivermen search nearby. John had served in France with the 28th Infantry and was a nephew of Rear Admiral G C Stribling.
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