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article from: "Daily Gazette and Bulletin", Williamsport, PA; Nov. 29, 1904; pg. 5-
"Williamsporter Met Death on the Rail"
Charles Corter, an Engineer, Fell From His Engine and Was Run Over ..
Body to Be Brought Here
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- Word has been received here that Charles Corter of this city was killed on a railroad near Johnstown last week by falling from his engine and being run over. He was an engineer and was thirty two years old.
- He is survived by five brothers; Joseph, William, Henry, Thomas, and Frank Corter all of this city; and five sisters.
- The body will be brought here for burial.
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article from: "Daily Gazette and Bulletin", Williamsport, PA; Nov. 29, 1904; pg. 5-
"Williamsporter Met Death on the Rail"
Charles Corter, an Engineer, Fell From His Engine and Was Run Over ..
Body to Be Brought Here
~~~
- Word has been received here that Charles Corter of this city was killed on a railroad near Johnstown last week by falling from his engine and being run over. He was an engineer and was thirty two years old.
- He is survived by five brothers; Joseph, William, Henry, Thomas, and Frank Corter all of this city; and five sisters.
- The body will be brought here for burial.
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Joseph W Corter
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Henry Corter
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