Warren County GaArchives News.....Killed at Georgia Depot October 13 1899
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The Georgia Enterprise
     Mr. J. P. Harrison, a flagman on the Georgia railroad was killed at the 
depot Tuesday night at 3 o’clock, while switching cars. He has been on the road 
for years and at the time of his death was sealing up a car when the train gave 
a jerk throwing  him between the cars and the platform. He was terribly mashed, 
and lived but a few minutes after being found.
     Mr. Harrison was a man of over six feet in height, and had a commanding 
appearance. He was about 28 years of age, and leaves a father, mother, sister 
and brother to mourn his loss.
     His remains were carried to Norwood, Ga., on the 4:28 train Wednesday, for 
interment. 


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