The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-22
HORRORS OF THE WRECK.
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Marshalltown. Pa. March 21-For
ty-threc persons were killed and for.
" Injured when two Rock Island
through trains coupled together, left
the rails at Green Mountain, la. II
miles north Of here today.
Thirty of the dead have been iden-
ti1ed.
The unidentified dead arc In under
taking rooms at Marshalltown. many
so horribly mangled that identifca
uOn may be impossible The railroad
branch OF the Y NJ C A. and an
apartment house near the Chicago
Great Western depot have been con.
verted into temporary hospitals Tor
the injured. The list OF dead follows;
MILTON PARISH. Cedar View. No.
JACOB NAUHOLZ. Cedar Rapids,
la. conductor OF train No. u.
-- ROSS Cedar Rapids. fireman
ROSS CHARTER. Cedar Rapids.
brakeman.
ARCHIE PRICE, Cedar Rapids. col,
ored porter.
r. a Robinson cdar Rapids. la
engineer of the engine 2S2.
J.. W. PARRISH Cedar Falls. pro-
lessor Iowa state Teachers college.
MRS. LEWIS, Valley Junction;
wife OF DR. Lewis.
W w. EGGERS. Waterloo.
T. d. LYMAN. Waterloo
y c. PEACOCK, West Liberty.
ANTHONY PHILLIPS. Waterloo.
GEORGE p. BUNT. Waterloo,
FRED COTTON, Washington. la.
II. J. PFENNINGTON Galesburg,
Ills.
THOMAS G. BELTS. Cedar Rapids.
c. G. EVERS. West Branch. la.
MRS. WALTER DAVIS. Waterloo
JOHN CAMBRIDGE. Hanford. Ont.
F. F. FISHER West Branch. la.
WILLIAM ELECK. Vinton.
INGEBRIET L. TANGEN, North
wood. Ia.
EARL r. MAIN, Williamsdeld, Ills
CAESAR CoHOFF. Minneapolis.
mail clerk
ANDREW WHITE. colored. 81.
Paul.
JENNIE YOUNG Vinton.
C w BLAIR, Sedalia. Mo. died
at St Thomas hospital
MAE HOFFMAN. Waterloo
MAN SUPPOSED TO BE A. P. AD-
ANS, Wilmar. MiDn,
LAUREN AELSCHWAGER, Ogden,
Iowa.
Unidentified.
TEN WOMEN.
UNIDENTIFIED MAN. supposed OF
be from Delhart. Texas.
TWO GIRLS. one about five years
old, the other about l6
Those Injured.
The list of injured follows:
IRENE COWANs Waterloo. arm
cut
j 8. GOODNOUGH. Cedar Rapids,
fireman: face and body burned.
G. W. THOMPSON. Vinton, iowa.
chest bruised
L. E. ENGLEsToN ylnton. Ia.
badly bruised
LIZZIE ANDERSON. vinton. Ia.
both logs broken
AUGUSTUS SWANSON. Vinton,
Ia. badly bruised
FLORENCE WINN, Vinton. Ia.
right leg cut
MRS L. PATTERSON. Louisiana.
Mo-, bGdly bruised
CORA WILCOX, Louisiana. Mo.
badly bruised.
CHARLES DAVIS Inland. MINI.
forehead cut splinter through abdo.
men, Will probably die
2. ]. SWIFT. Waterloo, la. COM
round fracture right leg: head bruis-
cd, condition serious
p A. Russell. Grand Fork, y. D.:
badly bruised
Mrs p. a. Russell. Grand Forks, ~
D., badly bruised
a. s. Mcdonald. Perth, n D.. head
cut
Mrs. A. 8. Mcdonald. Perth. n. D.;
Jaw dislocated.
], Switzre. Waterloo. la. internal
injuries. condition serious.
l.. ". Walleu, Washburn. y. D:
head cut. collar hone broken.
W B. Kennedy. Burlington. Ia;
both legs broken, head cut
4. II. Nagel. Waterloo. Ia; right
leg and right arm broken.
Mrs. William Teats. Waterloo. la;
both legs broken, scalp cut
Alfred Abraham. Clcrmont, s. u;
bruised.
John White. Dos Moines. la; badly
bruised and may die.
Alma Swanson, Vinton. Ia; scalp
torn of
W NJ Moody. Minorva. Wis; loft
arm fractured.
G. J. Lamb, Chicago: badly bruised
Wilbur Nccz. Rock Falls. la.
bruised.
Frank Swanson. Wilton. y. D.. legs