ACCIDENTS ON RAILWAYS.
THREE COACHES DERAILED. ONE HUNDRED PASSENGERS INJURED. (CKITED PB*SS ASSOCIATION—BY ELECTRIC TELEOBAPH—COPYRIOHT.) (Received July 21st, 11.30 p.m.) VANCOUVER, July 20. An Elizabeth (New Jersey) message states: One hundred were injured, 30 severely, when the Philadelphia express struck an automobile, derailing the engine and three coaches, which fell thirty feet to the street. The boiler of the engine exploded, setting flra to the wreckage. FOUR PERSONS KILLED. (mrrreD press association—bt blkctkic TELEGRAPH—COPYRIGHT.) (Received July 21st. 8.35 p.m.) VANCOUVER, July 20. A message from M one ton (New Brunswick) states: —Four were killed and 18 wore injured when a special train carrying A 1 Barnes's American cirous was wrecked early this morning near Canaan.
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Press, Volume LXVI, Issue 19986, 22 July 1930, Page 11
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