Annual Report of the Board of Railroad Commissioners 1889

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October 13. — At AVorcester, W. B. MacCloskey, an employee, coupling cars in the yard, was caught between an engine and a car and crushed to death.
October 15. — At Prison Point, Daniel Ealvey, an employee, ran across the track to catch a train, and ran into a passing engine, receiving injuries from which he soon afterwards died.
October 18. — At Lowell, George Dougherty, an employee, attempting to board a platform car while it was in motion, fell under the wheels, and had his foot crushed.
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October 19. — At Salem, Frank D. Edwards, a freight conductor, coupling cars in yard loaded with telephone poles, was struck in the head by one of the poles, receiving severe bruises.
October 20. — At East Sudbury, John Cotton, a brakeman, in getting on to the top of a car between a bridge guard and a bridge, was struck and cut over the nose.
October 24. — At Lowell, Tony A. Avney, an employee, in getting off engine to throw switch, struck the telltale post, and was thrown under the wheels, necessitating the amputation of an arm.

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