EXTRA EDITION. THREE MEN KILLED.
2 TlPO' >'O!PBERS IBADLY TNJUBED. tfWCOMDTim LEAVES THE BAILS. '■*i [BT TELEGEstPH —^PRESS ASSOCIATION.] %. <->..' -B-EBSBEIM, This Day. \ Sfews fioiiiHavelock states that a loco#fcotrve afc the Opouri Sawmill, Nydias J^Bafjr, Ifl&fribeiails, and ran into a stunip. $, The nr^cfc completely destroyed the. '."sengine, •aw-'ifeee men — William O'Brien, r(:George-^sisdefson,^'and John Corliss^ — ;fe\vere killed, and "two others severely in- ; -|jured.
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Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24, 30 January 1911, Page 8
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61EXTRA EDITION. THREE MEN KILLED. Evening Post, Volume LXXXI, Issue 24, 30 January 1911, Page 8
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