Boy Killed by Seashore Train

Philadelphia Inquirer, July 8, 1914

Clipping "Boy Killed by Seashore Train", Philadelphia Inquirer, July 8, 1914.
Philadelphia Inquirer, July 8, 1914
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Boy Killed by Seashore Train William Hurst, aged 9, of Woodland avenue, Camden, was struck by a Reading Railway express train from Atlantic City last evening at a grade crossing at Eighth and Buison streets, Camden, when he ran in front of the train while playing with several companions. He was taken to the station and died while being removed from there- to Cooper Hospital.

William Hurst, aged 9, of Woodland avenue, Camden, was struck by a Reading Railway express train from Atlantic City last evening at a grade crossing at Eighth and Buison [sic] streets, Camden, when he ran in front of the train while playing with several companions. He was taken to the station and died while being removed from there to Cooper Hospital.

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