Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-07-04


hoth Ttnlns Enter iaiocl ToRnslssu.
fcrlntan, rn., July Information
retelted w tho enfisnhs rtys thai
train No, > had stopped al corning
freight station 90 allow freight
train ahead 10 take siding. when
at almost full spool. II ~ helIeved
by officials hofe that "a was lmposai.
h'e 10 get out flnHmnn In TINA 10
prevent the crash, the express have
ing entered the block close behind
the passenger train.
Nearly all the cars sn both trains
wuro wrecked and thrown across tho
tracks. breaking down iolcgruph
wires 40 that fun details are impos-
slbic al this tltne.
The death Us. probably viii run
over forty
Thlrsysfonr bodlos had been taken
from me anbrls three hours after the
Wfcrk.
Mans of The Injured we're moriaIly
hurt.
Aw9nk the suiferors were several
hnbies and children.
~ novn az the news 0f the accident
Hprcnds hundreds Df automobiles dash
ed % the Ncene blocking the road.
Ways und Interfering with llin removal
of lhe drud and injured a detail Of
liulieo wis Hent % keep tho roads
pprn and t0 keep the crowds back
from the wfeckagc
a Hnerlal relief train from Elmyrn
brought ptyal0lanH and nurses
Coroner fforberf a. smith ordered
al The bnuleH brought here and plan.
ncd - hold an inquest before tha
IiahhenhnfA have departed
Ihc lsteHonnrr train which left New
York IA H}4b hast nlght, Wns heavily
loaded and WAS drawn by two angineA.
" was running about half an hour
letn, Meat 0f The dead and injured,
" IN bell9keu, were New York CITY
aud Sew Jersey people.
The uihHonRcr train had been
standing on sha track q sew minutes
WHEN tue express train, which car
fier no pnsNrngern, struck Il In the
rear. "a fuil speed,
The two day cnaohes attached "a
the rear ~ No, D were hurled down
~ cntbankiuont ana the express
nlungod half way through the roaf
fnllman q The standing train before
i u came Ia d aioB.
Most of the killed we're passengers
/ ~ the day c0arhes who were gDnn
home iti spend tho Fourth,
" w Drake ~ f'Hasie n D.. lhh
Pullman conductor. snid four pan-
sengerH werr killed in tho Pullman
score ~ phyBlclnnu noOn were un
tho aceua and the Injured were
brought fo ire Corning hospital
a numbef Of the injured are slfil
/ pinrtd uHAor the wreckaee ana theii
gtonnr ana nhEicks can be cloariy
The bodies of the doed were laid
on ihS s9U or the embannment alonn
the track and af tho road aide sd
We're covered With Dlenkela from tds
Pullman.
Every undertaken In Corning was
SUMMONED ~ help care for the dead
ana VAGINA were nfraeaa into Horpicl
" carry tno injured to tho hospital,
MARY ~ The Injured Hise wNeI
lNker away ln automobiles
~ kfl the nRliHe Of the wreck ho|
not been datdFmincd rho place
where oNou4red wap d straight
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