Dodge, Mary Mapes, 1830-1905 · [New York : Scribner & Co.] · leaf 360
nized as a dangerous point. A dou-ble block-system had been installed. The signal-man was sure the smash-up wasno fault of his. The two trainsmet exactly at the junction. Itwas one of the most disastrous col-lisions in the history of toy rail-roads, although no lives were lost. The two trains were… … WHERE THE COLLISION OCCURRED. tin, and the wreck gradually settled down intoitself. The front wheels of the express loco-motive were raised high in the air, finally rest-ing on the partly overturned locomotive of thefreight-train. The force of the collision de-railed all the freight-cars, and all…
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