New Haven, CT Train Wreck, Sept 1913 - List of Dead & Injured

VICTIMS OF THE NEW HAVEN WRECK

IDENTIFIED DEAD.
WILLIAM ALTSCHUL, Norfolk, Va.
Miss MARGARET ARMSTRONG, Washington, D. C.
Miss MARIE L. BULLITT, Philadelphia.
ALBERT GREEN, New York.
ROYAL W. HOTCHKISS, New Haven.
Miss HARRIET BIDDLE, Torresdale, Pa.
H. F. MARITN, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
Mrs. H. F. MARTIN, Bryn Mawr, Pa.
DANIEL NEAL McQUILLEN, jr., Philadelphia.
S. CROZER FOX, Elkins Park, Pa.
FRANK B. RUTTER, Scranton, Pa.
Miss EMILIE KENNEDY DAVIS, Philadelphia.
ROBERT M. YAHN, Philadelphia. (Died at hospital.)
PHILO HOTCHKISS, New Haven.
GEORGE T. KORGA, New York.
MARY JANE ---------, residence unknown. (Died at Meriden.)
HARRY K. IMAR, New York.

UNIDENTIFIED DEAD.
ELDERLY MAN, aged 60, 145 pounds, gray Van Dyke beard, otherwise smoothly shaven; clothed only in union suit.
ELDERLY WOMAN, weighing about 200 pounds, evidently of German birth; had gold bank ring, inscribed "For life and for death - 4-30-70."
WOMAN, aged about 35; had diamond cluster, ring engraved D. B. L. (of G. B. L.) on left hand; locket with "F. B. Rand."
MAN, gray hair, brown eyes, smooth face.

INJURED IN HOSPITALS.
Edna Annett, Bayonne, N. J.
A. M. Biddle, Torresdale, Pa.
Jeane Annett, Bayonne, N. J.
Richard F. Decker, Summit, N. J.
Charles W. Place, broker, New York.
Pemberton M. Price, Philadelphia.
Mrs. P. M. Price, Philadelphia.
William O. Rowland, broker, Philadelphia.
L. E. Collum, Ramore, France.
Robert Myham, Philadelphia.
Frank Condon, Y. M. C. A., Trenton, N. J.

INJURED WHO PROCEEDED.
J. Browning Clement, jr., Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
J. Griffin, Lincoln avenue, Orange, N. J.
Miss K. Hearn, 1042 Dean street, Philadelphia.
A. M. Maris, 40 Clinton street, Philadelphia.
B. Miss Margaret Murphy, 914 North Broad street, Philadelphia.

The Washington Post, Washington DC 3 Sept 1913

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The identification of all the victims of the wreck was completed tonight when the body of a woman, known hitherto only as "Mary Jane" was identified as that of Catherine Sweeney, 45 years old, of New York.

Harvey R. Mooney, a Maine hotel keeper, made the identification saying the woman had been employed as a seamstress at his hotel.

During the day identifications were made of the bodies of Dr. James B. Marvin, and Mrs. Marvin, of Louisville, Ky., and of their daughter, Miss Martha H. Marvin. It was on the body of Miss Marvin that much jewelry was found. The body of Mrs. Frank P. Rutler, of Scranton, Pa., also recognized, completing the identification of the four bodies marked as unknown last night.

Five Near Death.

The reports from the New Haven hospitals indicated the surgeons' skill would probably be of no avail to save five of the seventeen injured, now being cared for here. Those who are expected to die are Jeane and Edna Annette, of Bayonne, N. J.; Rose Zimmerman, New York; William O. Rowland, of Philadelphia, and L. E. Colomy, supposed to be from Bucksport, Me.

The Washington Post, Washington, DC 4 Sept 1913