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One Response to “First Diesel, Last Steam Engine out of Corning”

1. l said

   June 26, 2013 at 9:49 pm

   A TRAIN EXPLODED IN JANUARY OF 1896 IN MT. PERRY,OHIO. IT ORIGINATED IN SHAWNEE, OHIO. TWO KREITZ BROTHERS FROM SHAWNEE WERE ON THE TRAIN. ONE, FRED, WAS KILLED, THE OTHER, NEIL, LIVED. DOES ANYONE HAVE A STORY/NEWSPAPER ARTICLE ON THIS?

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