St Lawrence County NyArchives Obituaries.....Miller, Gordon April 11, 1903
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Cambria Freeman, Ebensburg, Pa., Friday, April 17, 1903

  Gordon Miller, of Potsdam, N.Y., was struck and killed by No. 24 in the cut 
east of Lilly about 5 o'clock Saturday evening.  Two other young men who were 
with Miller got out of the way of the flyer, but Miller seems to have stepped 
in front of the fast train. The body was not cut up much, about the only mark 
being on the head.  Division Foreman Buck took charge of the remains and later 
they were turned over to Undertaker Yingling of Lilly who buried them at the 
county's expense.  In Miller's pocket was found a letter addressed to him at 
No. 30 Maple street, Potsdam, N.Y.  The letter was from a brother in 
California.



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