Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1907-01-21
THIRTY BADLY INJURED;
MANY OF WHOM MAY DIE
Car Load of Powder on Side
Track Blows Up as Crowded
Accommodation is Passing
Op~the Main Line. "
Qp~the Main Line.

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IBy Morning journal speciAt Ieased wire. I
Terre Haute, Ind, Jan. 20.-Twen-
ty-two charred and mutilated bodies
have been taken from the smouldering
ruins of passenger train No. on the
Cleveland, Cincinnati, Chicago & st.
Louis (Big Four, which was de-
stroyed by the explosion of a carload
of powder, as il passed freight train
at sanford, nine miles west of here,
last night. The number Of injured
VIII reach at least thirty-five.
The entire train was blown from
the track. the coaches demolished and
the engine hurled fifty feet. The pas
sengers either were blown to pieces,
cremated or rescued in a more or less
injured condition.
The injured. some of whom are fa-
tally hurt. are at the hospitals in
Terra Haute and Paris, Ills. and at
Sandford.
The Identified Dead
Following is a list of the dead and
injured so far as known. up to to-
night
The identified Dead.
CHARLES COSNELL Paris, H.
JOHN FRANKLIN, brakeman, Ash
more. Illinois.
A. d. HECTARE. farmer. Elbrldge.
Illinois.
CLAUDE STEELE. Sanford.
REEF WOLFE. wife and two chill
dren, Sanford. Indiana.
WILLIAM THOMPSON, Sanford.
Indiana
WILLIAM DAVIS. vermillon, II
linois.
A. A. HICKS, SANFORD. Ind.
DIR, HAZELETT. Grand View, Ills.
FRANK FIELDER, thought to be
from Findlay. Ohio.
MARY EURHART, Terra Haute.
Ind.
II. BLAKELEY, Findlay. Ohio.
JOHN A. BOWEN. Matoon. Ills.
Missing and Believed To Have Been
Burned 10 Death.
MRS. BUD WOLFE, Sanford, Ind
TWO DAUGHTERS OF MRS
WOLFE, aged s and years.
A. KUYKENDALL. thought to be a
Vandalia fireman.
BODY OF AGED WOMAN. burned
beyond recognition.
FOUR CHARRED BODIES. not
| identified.
The Injured.
The following injured were taken
to ST. Anthony's hospital Terra Haute:
Keith Bryan, Salem, Ohio.
Miss Cora Burckley Terra Haute.
l.. f. Rose engineer maintenance OF
way, Big Four MatOon, Ills.
Mrs. l.. f. Rose. Matoon. Ills.
Mrs, Bessie Southcotte. Shelbyville,
| Ills
Miss Anna Cummins. Terra Haute.
Miss Francis Jones. Terre Haute.
| Injured i'm hospital AT Paris:
Alvin Dane, Terra Haute.
Z NXTfghar LNpauIyIfn Ind
Harry Jared. fireman of No. 3. Mat
toon, Ills. perhaps fatally.
Louis Prince, Vermillion, Ills.
Ed Welch, Mattoon, Ms engineer
of No. 2. ~
George Richards, Memphis. Tenn.
b. CARPENTER Vermillion. Ills.
Joseph Hedricks. Mattoon.
II Frank Thomas, Mattoon, Ills.
Bud Wolfe. Sanford Ind
Charles Boggles. Westville, Ills,
( Perry Duck. sandford, Ind.
| 4 VIII Davis, Vermilllon. Ills: Will
die.
H. A. Epperson, Westfield, Ills.
J. o. Lawlor, Terra Haute. Ind;
Il Lindsey EddInstou vermillon,
| Ills may die.
Charles A. Wiley Kansas, MS;
Imay die,
r. c. Ainsworth. Paris. Ills
Fred Vermilllon. Sanford. Ind.
Harry Progden. Vermillion. Ills.
! Charles Root Mattoon.
| Left at Sanford:
| p. o. Rhodes. Sandford, Ind.
| Harry Schickel. Terra Haute. Ind
| The fun extent of the disaster was
| revealed at daylight, but the death list
viii no. he complete untli workmen
| have finished clearing the debris.
! According 10 the trainmen of the
/ freight. the powder was exploded by
the concussIon made by the passenger