Killed by Train

Killed by Train — Philadelphia Inquirer, July 24, 1917
Philadelphia Inquirer, July 24, 1917
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Killed by Train Instant death yesterday came to thirteen-year-old Edward A. Mullen, of 123 North Thirty-third street, when he was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train at Fish House. His skull was fractured, his ribs crushed and his right arm and right shoulder broken. Coroner Pratt viewed the body and gave a certificate of accidental death.

Instant death yesterday came to thirteen-year-old Edward A. Mullen, of 123 North Thirty-third street, when he was struck by a Pennsylvania Railroad train at Fish House. His skull was fractured, his ribs crushed and his right arm and right shoulder broken. Coroner Pratt viewed the body and gave a certificate of accidental death.

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