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The collision scattered carriages and debris across both of the torn up tracks and the danger had not passed as a second collision was imminent before driver, W. Williams of the Irish Mail, who knew of an approaching train instructed a fire-fighter, J. E. N. Williams to race up the track and signal...

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Published inDaily post (Liverpool, England : 1978)
Main Author Bartley, Alex
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Liverpool (UK) MGN Ltd 14.09.2013
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Passengers
Railroad accidents & safety
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Summary:The collision scattered carriages and debris across both of the torn up tracks and the danger had not passed as a second collision was imminent before driver, W. Williams of the Irish Mail, who knew of an approaching train instructed a fire-fighter, J. E. N. Williams to race up the track and signal the danger that lay for the oncoming Down freight train.