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debris blocked the other line and the passenger train coming from Bacup ran into this, also causing a derailment and many injuries to passengers. There was only one death and this was the fireman from the train that set off from
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was wrecked when two-thirds of a 300-foot-long (91 m), 25-foot-high (7.6 m) trestle collapsed. A broken rail under the lead baggage car caused it to come off the tracks. The train safely crossed the bridge over the
Hurricane River, but at about 9:30 a.m. the baggage car suddenly
2061:– three trains collided near Cheetham Hill junction. A London and North-Western goods train with 27 wagons of coal bound for Oldham was waiting for a Lancashire and Yorkshire passenger train from Bacup to pass before using the junction to bear right onto the Oldham line. At 10:45 pm, a
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Tehachapi Summit. As the runaway cars headed backward down the mountain, stoves tipped over and ignited the cars before derailment. A total of 21 people were killed in the disaster, many of whom were burned beyond
1791:, Virginia: Nine were killed and twenty-six were injured when a train trestle collapsed. One of the victims was a civil engineer who had designed a replacement for the trestle, since it was known to be unsafe. One of the passengers in the train was former
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locomotive ran tender-first, westbound over the line out of Boone to check the tracks during a heavy summer rainstorm in the Des Moines River Valley and plunged into Honey Creek as the weakened bridge collapsed. Two railway employees
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2507:"Terrible Railway Accident: No. 4 Eastern Express Ditched Near Prescott: The Engineer Instantly Killed: Two Express Messengers Seriously Injured: Miraculous Escape of the Passengers: The Smash Caused by a Cow on the Track".
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whirled over and struck the subsequent trestle, causing its collapse. All but the detached engine tumbled below — a combination car, three baggage cars, a smoking car, a coach, two
Pullman sleepers, and the private car of the
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1494:. The derailed car pulled four others off the bridge and they crashed to the ground upside-down 42 ft (13 m) below and caught fire, also destroying the wooden bridge. There were 34 or at least 40 people killed.
2027:, during a heavy storm a Norfolk & Western passenger train was collapsed into a creek during a heavy storm at 1:25 AM, survivors were stranded for hours till rescue came, 18 people were killed and 21 were injured.
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2219:"The Fatal Open Switch: An Air Line Freight Train Plunges Down an Embankment: Twelve Cars Wrecked and Destroyed by Fire—The Engineer Killed and Cremated—Somebody's Fatal Blunder—A Coroner's Inquest".
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snow-clearance train consisting of the plow "Old Eli" and five locomotives reached a rock cut clogged with snow, moving about 40 mph (64 km/h). The entire train derailed killing five crewmen.
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suffered a cable malfunction and crashed after hitting a sharp curve. The crash killed one passenger and injured another. The crash marked the first streetcar fatality in the history of
Seattle.
2591:"A Fatal Plunge: The Dummy Goes Through an Open Draw in the International Bridge: Two Lives Sacrificed: The Engineer Dies at His Post—His Head Horribly Mangled: Clearing the Wreck—The Inquest"
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published a full front-page engraving a week later, showing trainmen, passengers, and local farmers rolling giant snowballs in an attempt to extinguish the blaze. State
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3091:"Interstate Commerce Commission Investigations of Railroad Accidents 1911–1993"
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2249:"Another Railway Bridge Horror: Fatal Accident on a West of England Railway".
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2523:"Scene of Metro-North Derailment Was Also Site of Tragic 1882 Wreck"
2537:"Plunging Into A Creek; Fatal Accident On The Long Branch Railroad"
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at night, telescoping the last two coaches which also caught fire.
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2571:. Vic.: National Library of Australia. 2 August 1882. p. 4
1511:"; also, "The Forest Ridge Disaster" – The "Bussey Bridge", a
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Our Railways: Their Origin, Development, Incident and Romance
2817:(11th ed.). Capital Transport Publishing. p. 176.
2608:"American News: Evidence in International Bridge Disaster".
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express passenger train overran signals and collided with a
3357:(4th ed.). Newton Abbot, Devon: David & Charles.
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Annual Report of the Board of Railroad Commissioners 1887
1717:. About five crew members on the two trains were killed.
2111:"Railway Collision Near Liverpool. Six Persons Killed".
2866:"Kouts Station IN, Trains Collide In Indiana, Oct 1887"
2729:"Conneaut, Ohio History & Genealogy - Train Wrecks"
620:– A train from St Lazare station ran into the Paris-to-
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Massachusetts Board of Railroad Commissioners (1887).
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locomotive collided head-on with a passenger train at
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a train derailed and more than 150 people were killed.
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2950:(Page reproduced on "Old FultonNY" history web site.)
1841:, Pennsylvania: Following a mass meeting held by the
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killing twenty and injuring 35. Among the latter was
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was among the dead. This occurred almost a mile from
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590:– Six people were killed when the 5:30 express from
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770:– A Midland Railway passenger train stopped inside
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3027:. Chicago: The Lewis Publishing Company. p.
2036:Knoxville, Cumberland Gap and Louisville Railroad
1101:was amongst the passengers of the train that day.
844:– One of the carriages of an excursion train for
1155:– Apparently distracted by a malfunction on the
859:– A passenger train ran into a goods train near
1486:, in very cold weather, a rail broke under the
909:Quebec, Montreal, Ottawa and Occidental Railway
732:– An express passenger train derailed north of
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2686:, pp. 132–133. Stroud: Tempus Publishing Ltd.
2568:Camperdown Chronicle (Vic. : 1877 – 1954)
1941:Manchester, Sheffield and Lincolnshire Railway
1849:, the 5000 conventioneers were returning from
1277:freight train ran into the rear of another at
740:due to faulty track. Three people were killed.
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1558:in a first-class compartment exploded on the
1193:passenger train was struck by a landslide at
763:. Eight people are killed and 23 are injured.
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2842:. New York: Bonanza Books. pp. 144–151.
2746:. No. 442. 30 December 1886. p. 6.
2417:. No. 128. 16 December 1880. p. 5.
2402:. No. 128. 16 December 1880. p. 5.
2319:. No. 113. 9 September 1880. p. 7.
3102:Beebe, Lucius & Clegg, Charles (1952).
2684:The Cat Orchestra & the Elephant Butler
2387:. No. 121. 4 November 1880. p. 3.
2372:. No. 120. 28 October 1880. p. 5.
2357:. No. 118. 14 October 1880. p. 7.
2160:. No. 84. 19 February 1880. p. 6.
2145:. No. 83. 12 February 1880. p. 7.
2130:. No. 83. 12 February 1880. p. 5.
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3444:"Chapter XL. Railway Disasters, 1840–1870"
2100:. No. 79. 15 January 1880. p. 3.
2016:, mandating fail-safe brakes and improved
1744:Blackshear trestle wreck. (March 17, 1888)
874:– A goods train ran down an incline, near
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2202:"Events: The Train Wreck of May 23, 1880"
1900:mismanagement by private railroad owners.
1538:– An express passenger train derailed at
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3709:Lists of railway accidents and incidents
3024:Standard History of Knoxville, Tennessee
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2190:. No. 88. 18 March 1880. p. 8.
2175:. No. 88. 18 March 1880. p. 5.
2141:"Terrible Railway Accident Near Paris".
653:– Two were killed by an accident on the
594:collided with a passenger train between
20:list of rail accidents from 1880 to 1889
2268:. No. 103. 1 July 1880. p. 7.
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3290:The South Eastern and Chatham Railway
3079:"GenDisasters Train Wrecks 1869–1943"
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2765:. Seattle: Superior Pub. Co. p.
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1619:express lost its air brakes entering
1383:: An express goods train hauled by a
1218:- Brakes holding passenger cars on a
7:
3292:. Tarrant Hinton: The Oakwood Press.
3047:"Europe's history of rail disasters"
2813:John R. Day & John Reed (2010).
2742:"Fatal Railway Accident In Russia".
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1069:Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper
2096:"The Southport Railway Collision".
642:– Two passenger trains collided at
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2457:"Festiniog Railway Gravity Trains"
2315:"Railway Accident At Manchester".
1081:a 2013 derailment that killed four
646:; killing seven and injuring many.
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2815:The Story of London's Underground
2612:. Toronto. 1882-10-18. p. 2.
2253:. Toronto. 1880-06-19. p. 2.
1845:in the Pennsylvania mountains at
1638:freight train becomes divided at
1596:1887 Great Chatsworth train wreck
1582:1887 Great Chatsworth train wreck
1167:, U.S.) to Victoria (now part of
1055:collided with rear of the halted
1001:Chicago and North Western Railway
959:London, Chatham and Dover Railway
799:Rimutaka Incline railway accident
3085:from the original on 2015-04-16.
2063:Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
1808:London and South Western Railway
1525:Boston & Providence Railroad
1335:London and North Western Railway
1093:: Five of the seven cars of the
1063:in the New York City borough of
996:Honey Creek Bridge rail disaster
865:Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway
831:London and South Western Railway
716:Hereford, Hay and Brecon Railway
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3450:. London: Cassell and Co., Ltd.
2383:"Railway Accident In Belgium".
2014:Regulation of Railways Act 1889
1887:. The imperial train, carrying
1044:1882 Spuyten Duyvil train wreck
893:killing one and injuring forty.
528:
3714:19th-century railway accidents
3063:"World's worst rail disasters"
2413:"The Leeds Railway Accident".
1515:bridge at South Street in the
1358:Central Railroad of New Jersey
1295:Bullhouse Bridge rail accident
749:Wennington Junction rail crash
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2398:"Serious Railway Collision".
2156:"Shocking Railway Accident".
1360:locomotive falls through the
814:via the Rimutaka Incline. At
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231:Passenger traffic terminology
3353:; Kichenside, G. M. (1982).
3297:Leslie, Frank (1882-01-21).
3191:. New York: Cornwall Books.
3168:Griswold, Wesley S. (1969).
2234:"Fearful Railway Accident".
2077:London Underground accidents
2023:July 2 – United States – In
1943:passenger train derailed at
1877:October 17] 1888 –
1707:– Two freight trains of the
1302:. 24 passengers were killed.
1161:International Railway Bridge
961:passenger train derailed at
950:, drowning eight passengers.
755:passenger train derailed at
682:South Pacific Coast Railroad
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3547:Train-pedestrian fatalities
3420:. Redruth: Atlantic Books.
3401:. Redruth: Atlantic Books.
3335:. New York: Bonanza Books.
3232:. Redruth: Atlantic Books.
2455:Peter Johnson, ed. (1986).
1503:West Roxbury, Massachusetts
1449:– Two trains collided near
1339:North Staffordshire Railway
3730:
3153:. Penryn: Atlantic Books.
3134:. Penryn: Atlantic Books.
3115:. Penryn: Atlantic Books.
2972:Rolt & Kichenside 1982
2264:"Fatal Railway Accident".
2046:derailed at Flat Creek in
1918:, the two sections of the
1759:West India Fast Mail Train
1601:Toledo, Peoria and Western
1416:Deerfield railway accident
1366:South Branch Raritan River
1215:1883 Tehachapi train wreck
787:Manchester Central Station
466:
3418:Trains in Trouble: Vol. 2
3399:Trains in Trouble: Vol. 1
3254:. Truro: Atlantic Books.
3252:Trains in Trouble: Vol. 4
3230:Trains in Trouble: Vol. 3
3151:Trains in Trouble: Vol. 8
3132:Trains in Trouble: Vol. 7
3113:Trains in Trouble: Vol. 6
2597:. 1882-09-30. p. 13.
2012:responded by passing the
1730:Dutchess County, New York
1434:– A head-on collision in
1362:Ken Lockwood Gorge Bridge
1091:Little Silver, New Jersey
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3397:Trevena, Arthur (1980).
3380:Shaw, Robert B. (1978).
3327:Reed, Robert C. (1968).
3269:Karr, Ronald D. (1995).
3187:Haine, Edgar A. (1993).
3172:. Stephen Greene Press.
3065:. BBC. December 19, 2007
2638:San Francisco Chronicle,
2511:. 1881-08-15. p. 9.
2480:"Foreign And Colonial".
2171:"Foreign And Colonial".
1710:Canadian Pacific Railway
1554:– a bomb planted by the
1484:Vermont Central Railroad
1425:Deerfield, Massachusetts
1349:. One person was killed.
1144:- After heavy weather a
1141:Hugstetten rail disaster
1123:Hugstetten rail disaster
1111:Tcherny railway accident
975:Morelos railway accident
848:overturned when leaving
3527:Signal passed at danger
3288:Kidner, R. W. (1977) .
3149:Earnshaw, Alan (1993).
3130:Earnshaw, Alan (1991).
3111:Earnshaw, Alan (1990).
3049:. BBC. October 11, 2006
2436:. Postmedia Network Inc
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1664:Hexthorpe rail accident
1654:Hexthorpe rail accident
1540:Morpeth, Northumberland
1523:collapsed as a morning
1387:locomotive hit a dwarf
1370:High Bridge, New Jersey
1263:Alcudia bridge disaster
1251:Alcudia bridge disaster
554:Lists of rail accidents
246:Railway nationalization
3681:level crossing crashes
3208:The Railway Detectives
3206:Hall, Stanley (1990).
3021:Rule, William (1900).
2895:. Toronto. 1888-01-07.
2223:. Toronto. 1880-05-31.
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1843:Total Abstinence Union
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1768:Lehigh Valley Railroad
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3299:Illustrated Newspaper
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3210:. London: Ian Allan.
2838:Reed, Robert (1968).
2802:Vermont Central Wreck
2757:Reed, Robert (1968).
2682:Jan Bondeson (2006),
2640:Jan. 21, 1883, pg. 8.
2368:"Railway Collision".
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2595:Buffalo Evening News
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1985:Armagh rail disaster
1884:Borki train disaster
1868:, (October 29, 1888)
1866:Borki train disaster
1617:Baltimore & Ohio
1606:The Chatsworth Wreck
1591:Chatsworth, Illinois
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1319:Penistone rail crash
1095:Long Branch Railroad
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810:at 8.30am bound for
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374:Railway speed record
3686:terrorist incidents
2974:, pp. 113–114.
2428:Kalbfleisch, John.
2353:"Excursion Train".
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1893:Kharkov Governorate
1795:Lieutenant General
1755:Blackshear, Georgia
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3198:978-0-8453-4844-4
2824:978-1-85414-341-9
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3532:Telescoping
2713:18 February
2575:18 December
2495:Kidner 1977
2044:Middlesboro
1966:descending
1935:March 30 –
1802:August 6 –
1793:Confederate
1749:March 17 –
1732:, : A
1724:– North of
1720:March 16 –
1715:Port Arthur
1550:April 26 –
1534:March 25 –
1519:section of
1497:March 14 –
1492:White River
1445:December –
1423:outside of
1352:April 18 –
1256:April 27 –
1157:steam dummy
991:Boone, Iowa
820:Fell Engine
816:Cross Creek
794:New Zealand
649:March 13 –
638:March 13 –
605:February –
548:before 1880
384:Terminology
329:Attractions
316:Miscellanea
152:Locomotives
110:Track gauge
103:Maintenance
3703:Categories
3658:By country
3557:Chronology
3507:Derailment
3248:Hoole, Ken
3226:Hoole, Ken
2945:2014-01-28
2917:2014-01-28
2879:Hoole 1983
2659:Hoole 1982
2623:Hoole 1983
2440:January 8,
2279:Hoole 1983
2083:References
2010:Parliament
1990:June 12 –
1968:Denny Hill
1910:January –
1781:July 12 –
1517:Roslindale
1513:Howe truss
1440:telescoped
1409:April 7 –
1329:January –
1288:July 16 –
1226:March 8 –
1136:Hugstetten
1104:July 13 –
1085:June 30 –
968:June 23 –
932:Porthmadog
926:March 4 –
850:Kenilworth
846:Leamington
812:Wellington
761:Lancashire
757:Wennington
721:June 24 –
710:June 17 –
622:Argenteuil
529:References
334:By country
285:Interurban
280:Light rail
125:Dual gauge
76:Management
18:This is a
3307:cite news
2893:The Globe
2671:Hall 1990
2610:The Globe
2341:Hall 1990
2303:Hall 1990
2291:Hall 1990
2251:The Globe
2221:The Globe
2052:Tennessee
2040:Knoxville
2004:, now in
1973:May 23 –
1964:streetcar
1954:May 12 –
1949:Yorkshire
1945:Penistone
1914:– On the
1816:Middlesex
1669:Doncaster
1644:Yorkshire
1482:: On the
1364:into the
1324:Penistone
1300:Penistone
1279:Sevenoaks
1269:June 7 –
1108:– In the
1065:The Bronx
985:July 6 –
972:– In the
953:May 21 –
921:Hochelaga
917:Longueuil
861:Mosesgate
776:Yorkshire
695:May 30 –
686:Big Trees
676:May 23 –
663:Yorkshire
659:Wakefield
592:Liverpool
581:Southport
560:1890–1899
460:Contents
359:Modelling
339:Companies
324:Accidents
147:Operating
81:Rail yard
3390:78104064
3250:(1983).
3228:(1982).
3083:Archived
2071:See also
2038:between
1847:Hazleton
1146:washaway
1075:magnate
1025:Prescott
1017:Montreal
942:April –
915:between
808:Greytown
633:Scotland
596:Ormskirk
558:→
524:See also
406:Vactrain
196:Wheelset
3635:2010–19
3630:2000–09
3625:1990–99
3620:1980–89
3615:1970–79
3610:1960–69
3605:1950–59
3600:1940–49
3595:1930–39
3590:1920–29
3585:1910–19
3580:1900–09
3575:1890–99
3570:1880–89
3522:Runaway
3373:9526651
3040:Sources
1667:, near
1556:Fenians
1451:Charkow
1421:washout
1132:Germany
1021:Toronto
939:killed.
889:, near
876:Herstal
872:Belgium
863:on the
802:on the
657:, near
640:Germany
550:←
534:Sources
379:Suicide
364:Museums
295:History
273:History
251:Freight
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1705:Canada
1568:London
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1377:Canada
1232:Wotton
1106:Russia
1009:Canada
970:Mexico
905:Canada
835:London
796:– The
697:Canada
618:France
302:Maglev
164:Trains
3650:Lists
2935:(PDF)
2000:near
1687:Amble
1562:near
1397:Jumbo
1368:near
1258:Spain
1195:Vriog
1059:near
1004:died.
978:near
930:– At
891:Leeds
699:– At
467:1880s
307:Urban
3422:ISBN
3403:ISBN
3386:LCCN
3369:OCLC
3359:ISBN
3337:ISBN
3320:help
3275:ISBN
3256:ISBN
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2461:ISBN
2442:2017
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