Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-09-23
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concussion, although physicians tolhk
ii probable that in the majority or
cases hearing viii return.
ROY F'enton, driver Of an express
wagon from which the box of dEna-
mite fell on the CIR track. was stlll
detained at the VI -lrO-e police station,
today. Pending the investigation by the
authorities The dyn unite slipped from
I'll. express wagon without the know
l,aig.. nf the driver ana he was on his
way back from a stable to recover 1t
when tn explosion occurred.
The STATE. investigation WAS institut-
Cd. today. by General Jophanus II.
whitney Of the state police. who ar
rived On an early train to make care
ful incuiry into the disaster.
DR., +. +. Jack. the medical examiner
for this district announced that he
would view the bodies Of the dead at
II o'cl:ck. this forenoon.
The bodies of Mrs. Haynes and her
child. Marion. We're identified, this
morning. by Sarah Gates. the maid in
tn. employ Of the Haynes family every
member Of which met death in the ac-
,i.lrnt. one Of the +, atures Of the in
vrstigqtion WIS the general considera-
.
sponSibie for the accident.
| Many Of those injured already have
placed their cases in the hands of at
toruovs with a view to recovering
damages from the persons or corpora
' ton. RESPONSIBLE for the disaster. whiln
the owners ana occupants of buildings
near the scene Of the accident have
taken stems to obtain DANA ges. if posi-
IJn
,rr,. Iv,,ar,itn was; one of two boxes
c a.. avr,ro.i,.o ,vbicr, had henn con-
si.r..d u II. cftv If Nalrosn for ,lsa
! u, tl,a. lu,,,rtp,ont az nuh1fc works.
y N-b.n t5. av,,ro.i,.a fau from the ex-
= ,.,... ,,-,,-or II ,,-,. bai,,a TRANSPORTED
: ~. ~, t4.,.t-,,n r-v,razs 90 The box
IL ,ii,,,od dir.,tr,- ~, ona If the rails, of
! ,,o,.r;, rn.,d ,n1 renowned there
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II r..f.n. n,.,r.. tborn,,cI, invac+ira-
.i.Y o,a ,,t,,rnt IN fx the resnonsi-
- wv gitv Cor tba accident"
Y r. II N,I,,in state railroad insnoct-
= ,r i. b.r.. r,ol,iro, ~, Investigation but
would M make any statement this
7 forenoon
FIRE alarm from BOX % very near
the er..no az Tho accident brought !
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is .1aG,,i+o ,,,a,,ro ,,.o,,,d ho MO
: f.,.r.d = ,,as not croor nat E,arton
:, v,s wholly 70 blame for the disaster
a. Il vas finally agreed to have the driv-
er apDear before Judge Bruce in the
=, district court ut Maiden during the
~, dav en- that he couId he legally held as
II a witness
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a. ..It seems to mo sofd Mr. Winter
an this afternoon. III 30 hounds Of dvna-
~, ~ mite had been exploded the damage
h must have been far greater than was
u: occasiuncd. last night"
a The box Vas supposed 10 contain K
\, rounds and it is thought possible that
ri PARTS Of dynamite sticks nav be w.
". lie around III the vicinity. The notice
IN began a search to ascertain if this the.
m ~, WIS correct
N. 4 gruesnme find was made. today. by
~ William Levy and Samuel Cameron
trlcphone liuemen. who We're straight.
.nins- n,rt viras which had baan dis,r.
ranged On cross arm of = noIa q