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The Nashville Globe
Friday, 25 January 1907


         JAMES FLOYD was fatally hurt last Monday
       at the power-house of the Nashville Railway
       and Light Co., on First avenue, North. He
       died the following day. Mr. FLOYD was caught
       between a large coal bucket and the woodwork
       of the building, his head catching the full
       weight of the bucket, when the unfortunate
       man was extricated it was found that his
       neck and scalp were badly cut and his skull
       crushed. Mr. FLOYD was carried to the infirm-
       ary of Drs. Eve, where his injuries were
       attended to. In spite of the best medical
       treatment he passed away. He was about 25
       years old and had been employed at the
       power-house but a very few days.
       
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