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Information about accidents in Richmond, VA during the Civil War.
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1899-08-10, National Tribune; “A Union Man in Richmond;” part four of serial account. Describes John Minor Bott’s stay in “a negro jail in Lombard Alley” [Castle Godwin], the economic situation in Richmond, the Battle of First Manassas
1899-11-25, Richmond Planet; two men hurt at Tredegar
1899-12-08, Richmond Dispatch; “man almost scalped” in accident at Tredegar. Taken to the almshouse.
1900-01-03, Richmond Times; man’s toe accidentally “mashed off” at Tredegar
1900-01-12, Richmond Times; more industrial accidents, including a mashed toe at Tredegar
1900-03-16, Richmond Times; another accident at Tredegar Iron Works – man’s leg broken
1900-04-21, Richmond Times; man at Tredegar has his foot “mashed”
1900-05-08, Richmond Times; man has his hand mashed at Tredegar
1900-11-01, Richmond Times; man has his hand mashed off at Tredegar
1901-01-30, Richmond Times; man at Tredegar struck on the head by a lever
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