The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-28
TRAINS meet At FULL SPEED

watch on his person. His name is not
known.
Wabash train No. 6 arrived at the
Union station, Detroit, from the west
several hours late. 1t carried no dead
or injured but brought Engineer Strong
and three uninjured passengers of No
T. Strong reiterated his statements pre-
v1ouSly made to the effect that his tele-
graph order read to pass at Sand Greek.
and he supposed No. 13'S order was to
meet No at Seneca All the cars on
No. 13 but two were smashed or burned
OF the eight coaches on No only one
car was destroyed. The latter was a
New York Central day coach.
Fifteen to 20 of that coach's passen-
gers are dead. Two died after being
taken out. None of the occupants of
the other coaches of the eastbound were
killed Fully so of No. 13's passengers
are believed to be dead Every occn-.
pant of both trains was badly shaken,
shocked and bruised. The few passen-
gers who reached Detroit We're still in
nervous and excited state and declin-
ed to speak for publication in the early
morning hour.
Following are latest lists of dead and
injured received. Additions will be sent
as developed:
VIM. DOWD, Delray, fireman No. f3.
c. A. BALDORF', Ashley, fireman No.
49,
JAMES BROWN, porter, Chicago.
e. N. BULL, of Pontiac.
GEORGE w. YOUMANS, Kansas
City.
JOB MITCHELL, Of Witchell Sons &
Co, Detroit
VIDA DECAs, TuppervilIe Ont
SISTER-IN-L4AW of Domenco Pos
terno and her child.
GIROLONO TRINO.
CARLO TRINO.
DOMINIC CREBARO
THE INJURED
Robert Parks. engineer No. 13, left leg
broken.
H B. Whitney, formerly of Grand
Rapids.
r. Richardson, Detroit, head crushed.
Mary Dalman. Detroit
Sam J. Work, engineer No. 12. badly
Scalded and nose broken.
Mariana Ponetta, fatally injured by
shock of collision.
- Nichols, Tioga county, N. z,
nose broke and head injured.
Il. Joyce, Chicago, back wrenched.
Lloyd Kipton, cut over eye, feet hurt.
EspitolH Delanto. bruised.
Antonio Forne, side smashed, may
die.
Giociomo Belleno, internal injuries.
may die.
Silvestero Tribuoi. slightly injured
Pietro Sacramento, slightly injured
Domezo Morganti, Slightly injured
Pasquale Zumpiri, slightly injured.
Carlo Strampelli, slightly injured.
Vigurto Luce, slightly injured
Domenco Posteraro, bad head wound.
F. W. Pierce, Chester, Mont, slightly
injured.
Johanne Lobeste, scalp wounds
Salta Rook, Burnside, Ill, slightly.
Louis Shoemaker, Adrian, hip.
Victor Cohen. Brooklyn, home St
Paul slightly.
Jesse Williams, Detroit, back and
hip.
George F. White, New York, serious
M Thomas Crehan, Buffalo, leg in
jured.
Winifred Crehan. Batavia, slightly
D. Baneard, Logansport, stomach.
Mrs. NJ Strings, Belleville, Mich.
spine and skull
E. E Smith Detroit, leg bruised.
Anna Midi, Lake City, New, scratch
ed slightly.
Dussre Santin, San Antonio, Tex, cut.
Foloso Folanaro Lyoria, San Francis
co, chest crushed.
George G. Elliott, South Sebec. Me, a
miner from Alaska. bruised
Walter Gregg, Joplin, Mo, bruised.
NJ. K. Gillen, Fairburn, N. H. cut in
hands and body.
S. F. Carroll, Towanda, N. z, badly
bruised.
Mrs. Joseph Jacksa, Globesville, Col,
slightly.
Kathereen Plut, Denver Col. slightly.
Anna Krasove, Denver, Col, injured
in head.
Antonio Piazder, head and face cut.
Antonio Planter, head and face.
Twain Gales, head and face cut
James P. Taylor, Bronson, Mich, face
and leg cut.
Sage Yacojovits, face and head cut.
Domeniro Prestero, face and head cut.
Domenco Muryando, face and head
cut.
Anton Gramcomus and wife, face and
heads cut.
Pasquale Sumpano, face and head CUT.
G. Sumpano, face and head cut
Luce Wirquito, face and head cut
Carlo Champelli, face and head cut.
A. W. Ohmond, baggeman, Detroit,
arm bruised.
George Pgeiffer, Detroit, slightly
Victor Greenbaum, N. Y, slightly.
A. L. Hart, brakeman, Detroit, face
scratched.
John Lemender, Detroit, bruised
slightly.
Tilvsto Tribusco, head and face cut
G.. w Sweeney, Detroit, bruised about
head and legs.
Engineer Strong, left leg sprained and
left shoulder hurt.
100 ITALIANS MISSING.
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