Image 1 of Santa Fe new Mexican (Santa Fe, N.M.), November 19, 1901
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Chicago elevated train collisionevent
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a.k.a. Metropolitan elevated collision
Adolph Goldbergperson
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Charles Gallagherperson
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a.k.a. Chas Gallagher
Fred Jonesperson
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Fred S. Islipperson
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a.k.a. Fred S Islip
Harry Twoheyperson
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a.k.a. Harry Two hey
Howard Canoutigperson
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Thomas Meaneyperson
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William Uptonperson
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a.k.a. Wm Upton
dense fogthing
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ANTA 3XIGAN SANTA FE N M TUESDAY NOVEMBER 19 1901 NO 234 VOL 38 FE NEW CHICAGO TRIES TO BEAT LONDON The Windy City Wrapped in Dense Fog That Caused a Fatal Collision IS WRAPPED IN DARKNESS Two Elevated Trains Collided on Account of the Fog and One Person Was Killed and Twelve Injured Other Col lisions Reported Chicago Nov 19 Dense fog caused numerous accidents here early today Iu a collision between two Metropoli tan elivated 1 rains one person was killed iid tvelve injured Other col lisions were reported on the elevated roads but in these none were seriously injured People standing on the sidewalks could scarcely see a passing vehicle and street cars kept their gongs clang ing constantly The Metropolitan ele vated collision was between a train carrying factory workers and an ex press train Killed Thomas Meaney 18 years of age standing on rear platform of the factory train crushed to death Injured Fred Jones cut about the head and body and legs broken Wm Upton 18 internally injured Chas Gallagher 17 fqot crushed Howard Canoutig toes crushed Harry Two hey internal injuries Adolph Gold berg toes crushed and knee fractured Fred S Islip left