Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-01-31
FOUR DEAD.
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Mill street.
The doctors made an examination %
the priest and determined to wait untl
morning before doing anything, as the,
could not tell to what extent h SAT
ferings were due to shock. Father Nc
Grath died at o'clock this morning.
He was formerly q resident of Boston
and his aged mother lives in that city
now.
At 3 a. NJ. Father GenereauX retired
but before he did, he admin stored the
last sacrament to the injured broth +
prest Father McGraths death was a
surprise to the surgeons. The re-
mains are still at the residence of
Father Gencroaux and will remain
there until forwarded to Boston.
Father McGrath was a yourg man
and very popular in the toxin whore he
had for severa! years served his peopIt
It was not but litlc Wilde fore
The whole of the injured We're taken
from the wreck and cared for. In re-
Spouse t. the call for help. came Sur
geons Mayo, kellhor, Russell Of Orono.
Dr.. Sanger of Bangor. Drs Bradbury
f.lkns. Norcross. Pease and Porter Of
Old Town The work Of the doctors
,y3s aan. o,,ielsl,- aad VAN An th,t
con,1 he we tiret .ln,a ror t,,oen r}nsr
seriously injured
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the HELPLESS, Crowds came and won't
kilograms flashed over tn. wires
Operator Nandine sat at his keyboard
all night long answering maui les ron.
up and down the line of anx Gus ones
seeking information of their lends or
relatives.
superintendent White of the Ma n
Central. was early on the Sc ne and
took charge Of the affair. He put q
strong crew of men at work at placing
on the rail the general managers car
and opening up the road for traffic.
after having seen to it that every one
killed or injured had been proper y
cared for
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several more University of Maine stu
dents on the train and it was feared
mat they were buried under the wreck
put at TINS "fl'lng, all the students are
accoullteu loF' Young Maddocks OF
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