Etc. -- Hiram Everingham's 1910 death
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A lightly edited page 1 article from the 7 Jul 1910 issue of the Waterford Star newspaper. 

Windham Man Killed.

The body of Hiram Everingham, employed in M.C.R. section gang No. 59, was found at Montrose yesterday morning with the head completely severed from the body.

At 4.15 Watchman Odell called the yard office and informed the yard-master that the body of a man was lying on the track between the cross-over switches at the drawbridge. Evidently the man had been run down by a train and killed.

Coroner McGarry was  summoned, but later decided that an inquest was not necessary, and the remains were shipped to Niagara Falls.

Everingham had worked on the M.C.R. section for several years and was very well known. He came from Windham.

No information as to the nature of the accident could be obtained, there having been no eye-witness and no evidence as to the man's movements on Saturday night.

 

 
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