The Ashtabula Disaster
The Ashtabula Disaster
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, and Mr. A. H. Parslow of Chicago; Victor Nnsbaum, from Cleveland, and Charles Patterson of the same city, were toward the rear. This constitutes all the survivors on the right side.
On the opposite side, toward the front, were Edward Trueworthy and Joseph Thompson, of Oakland, Cal. , with Alfred Gillett of Cranberry Isle, Me. , sitting in two seats, facing each other. Mr. Thompson is described as having a smoking cap on, while Mr. Trueworthy had a shawl across his shoulders. Mr. Gillett was t...he only one out 122 THE ASHTABULA DISASTER.
of this group who was killed. In front of them were a Mr. "Walter Hayes of Lexington, Ky. , with Miss Sarah Mann, who was also killed. Thomas Jackson of Waterbury, Conn. , Robert Monroe of Rutland, Mass. , Mr. Alex. Monroe of Somerville, Mass. , Win. B. Sanderson, Alex'r Hitchcock, of Port Clinton, Ohio, and Charles E. Rickard of Biddeford, Me. , were upon the same side of the car.
Mr. F. Shattuck of Mt. Yernon, Ohio, is known to have been in this car and to have been killed.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
, and Mr. A. H. Parslow of Chicago; Victor Nnsbaum, from Cleveland, and Charles Patterson of the same city, were toward the rear. This constitutes all the survivors on the right side.
On the opposite side, toward the front, were Edward Trueworthy and Joseph Thompson, of Oakland, Cal. , with Alfred Gillett of Cranberry Isle, Me. , sitting in two seats, facing each other. Mr. Thompson is described as having a smoking cap on, while Mr. Trueworthy had a shawl across his shoulders. Mr. Gillett was t...he only one out 122 THE ASHTABULA DISASTER.
of this group who was killed. In front of them were a Mr. "Walter Hayes of Lexington, Ky. , with Miss Sarah Mann, who was also killed. Thomas Jackson of Waterbury, Conn. , Robert Monroe of Rutland, Mass. , Mr. Alex. Monroe of Somerville, Mass. , Win. B. Sanderson, Alex'r Hitchcock, of Port Clinton, Ohio, and Charles E. Rickard of Biddeford, Me. , were upon the same side of the car.
Mr. F. Shattuck of Mt. Yernon, Ohio, is known to have been in this car and to have been killed.
What to read after The Ashtabula Disaster?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen D Stephen Denison Peet to read onlineMoreLess
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