ENGLISH RAILWAY DISASTER.
SEVEN DEATHS REPORTED
United Press Associ»tion-By Electrio Telegraph—Copyright LONDON, January 30. The Brighton-London express, when travelling at 40 mike an hour, broke a coupling at Stoats, the next station to Croydon. The rear portion of the train rait some distance before it left the metals, then a carriage was flung across the platform and overturned. Seven people were killed, including a man who was standing on the platform, and twenty were injured.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 13646, 1 February 1910, Page 7
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