ANOTHER COLLISION.
EXPRESS AND BOAT TRAIN*
SEVEN PASSENGERS; KILLER.
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(Received October 16,-. 10:10 a.m.) -LONDON, .October- lo: The Harwich boat train from- the Central Station at Liverpool collided with tho express for Warrington, which was standing outside St. James's Sta-> tion, Liverpool.
The last coach was smashed, and twoor three carriagesl telescoped. Seven bodies have been extricated". Eighteen persons were severely injuredThe accident is attributed to a passenger on the first train pulling the " cord in the tunnel and the steam obscuring the signals for the- oncomingtrain.
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Ashburton Guardian, Volume XXXIII, Issue 8690, 16 October 1913, Page 5
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