The Pennsylvania Railroad took statements of its employees of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company, and others in reference to the disaster to the passenger trains at Johnstown, taken by John H. Hampton, at his office in Pittsburgh, by request of Superintendent Robert Pitcarin; beginning July 15th, 1889. The object of this investigation is to determine whether the company is liable in law for the loss of the lives, or property of passengers, and put into proper form a defence to any actions that may be brought against the company for damages.
Testimonials A-CEngineer William Adams Testimonials D-GJohnstown Freight Agent F.S. Deckert Testimonials H-LConemaugh Telegraph Operator Charles V. Haak Testimonials M-PFireman James McCallin Testimonials R-TFlagger W. Reichard Testimonials V-WConductor George E. Vance |
Last updated: January 7, 2023