Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-01-12
AFTER THE CRASH.
Further Particulars Of the Brad
ford Accident.
How the Unfortunate Sufferers Appeared
on Wednesday.

A visit to the Haverhill hospital early thi.
morning showed that many of the injured
were still suffering. In small room on the
right of the corridor was an occupant evi-
IDENTIFY suffering sharply. He was at times
delirious. His name was Henry A. Hart and
he said he belonged in Portland. He was
evidently workingman, to judge by his
clothes, which were piled on the floor in a
promiseuous heap. His undershrt was of
4 thick knitted wooden goods. He was big
man with large head but scantiy covered
with hair Mr.. Harris heavy eyebrows
twitched with pain, and it was with the great
est and most painful effort that he could tell
the attendant who he was and where he be-
longed His face was badly gashcd aud he
suffered internal injuries.
Across the hall in another room lay Calvin
Mckenney of Auburn, Me. He was one of
those who were unfortunate enough to be in
the afth car. piece of the iron tank had
fallen upon him and as a result he had re-
ceived many severe contusions and scalp
wounds and four of his teeth had been
knocked out, His lips had been literally
torn from his gums and the blood was flow
ing freely from his mouth into basin which
the surgeons had placed beneath, His right
hand was crushed. OF course il was impos-
sible for him TO speak and the reporter passed
on
In another room Law W. +. kimball of the
Boston carriage manufacturing firm of KIM
ball Bros. He was also in the i'll fated fifth
car. The soes Of his feet were torn in
shreds but they had been skilfully bandaged
up by the careful hands of the surgeon. His
hea and face were almost unhurt, but the
right leg WAS fractured in four places and
will have to he amputated
Medical Examiner Coggswell of Haverhill
received the remains of the killed this morn
ing and granted permits for bodies to be de
liyered to friends. Mrs Walker is in dy-
ing condition at the hospital The friends
of the wounded from all points, have ar
rived.
The following is corrected list of the
dead and includes one Maine man
L. b. Adams of Newton, Mass: G. n
Cole, wife and child of Lawrence, Mass
.Iosephus Shaw of Boston, of the firm of
Shaw 4 Thayer Clarence Lakewood, 1913
Walnut Avenue. Boston, Highlands; A. l..
Walker. Harrison, Me; Wm. TAYLOR and
John OBrien, Bradford, Mass. Dennis Han
nahan, section hand, Bradford, Mass, died
this morning.
The list of I'M ured, so far as could be
certaned up to late hour this afternoon, in
cludes several Portland people and others
well known in Portland 1t is as follows;
George b. Wentworth of Dover, n. H.,
scalp wounds shoulder blade broken Re
becca Mckay of Somervilc, n. H., com
pound fracture of the leg; Fred Mckeon,
Waverly street, Someryille, a new sboy, scalp
wound, severe head contusions; Niles
Bolin of Brockton, head and arm injured;
Hugo Slettengren of Brockton, injured in
back and leg; w. F. kimhall of kimball
Bros. of Boston, fracture of the leg; John
Madden of Bradford, compound fracture of
the right leg; H. A. Hart of Portland, bruised
arm and bad scalp wounds unknown woman
apparently 30 years old, with dark hair and IA
breast pin marked -. injured on head and
internally probably fatally; Mrs. John p
Felt, Waltham, Mass. not seriously injured;
Zenas Thompson, Portland, arm broken and
injured about the head and neck; Miss Eta
NJ Owen, Portland, bruises about the arms
and body; VIM. Y. Pomeroy, Portland,
slight bruises; George Gardiner Uxbridge,
badly shaken up, thought to be injured in
tcrnally l.. + Branson, Andover, escaped
with slight injuries; G. f. Friedman, Lewis
ton. lG years old, injured about the head and
arms; Mr. and Mrs. T.. 7. Goodwin, kennc-
bunk both wounded, taken to the Iaverhill
hospital, quite comfortable today; Bert Al
len, Exeter, n. H., 10 years old, three bad
scalp wounds, also injured internally; Mr.,
Odell, Stratham, n. H., scalp wounds; Mrs.
l.. A. Rowe, Cumberland Mills, injured
about the head and shoulders seriously: Mrs.
Flora Il. Walker, Lawrence, lower limbs
badly fractured, cuts about the head insen-
sihle. injuries probably fatal; Thomas +.
Roach Haverhill ankle and other parts in
jured Bert Whittier, Ilaverhill, legs badly
injured Miss Dav, Bradford. slightly in-
jured Patrick Lenehan, boss section man,
side and legs hurt William Robert Williams.
Boston head cut and internally injured.