The Cambria Freeman dated Dec. 1, 1882:
"Reuben M. Rager, a freight brakeman residing at Blairsville Intersection, had one of his feet and a portion of his leg so shockingly crushed by the cars at Carr's Tunnel, on Monday last, that amputation had to be resorted to."
"Reuben M. Rager, a freight brakeman residing at Blairsville Intersection, had one of his feet and a portion of his leg so shockingly crushed by the cars at Carr's Tunnel, on Monday last, that amputation had to be resorted to."
The Cambria Freeman dated Dec. 1, 1882:
"Reuben M. Rager, a freight brakeman residing at Blairsville Intersection, had one of his feet and a portion of his leg so shockingly crushed by the cars at Carr's Tunnel, on Monday last, that amputation had to be resorted to."
"Reuben M. Rager, a freight brakeman residing at Blairsville Intersection, had one of his feet and a portion of his leg so shockingly crushed by the cars at Carr's Tunnel, on Monday last, that amputation had to be resorted to."
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