Rensselaer Republican, Volume 27, Number 7, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 11 October 1894 — Page 7 Advertisements Column 1 [ADVERTISEMENT]

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ocoinotive Hit Him and Made Him '* Swear. . Y. Sun. Thomas Murray of 37 Driggs venue, Brooklyn, sat down on the ailroad track near Penny Bridge in iong Island City about 9 o’clock last ight. He was still there when the cst-bound Jamaica express came bng, and the pilot of the locomotive loved him from his seat and topled him over a steep embankments The train was stopped, and the •ew, with lanterns, began a search ir the supposed dead man. Soon ley heard Murray’s voice. He was vearing like a trooper and wanted > whip the engineer, but was too •unk to stand. He was loaded on the train and ken to Long Island City, where he as put to bed in St. John’s Hospi--1 to sleep • e off effect of his spree id his tussie with a locomotive. Baseball ts one bnsinesss that can r ( nirish without, strikes.

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