Andrew J. Craw, a white male Erie Railroad police captain in his late twenties, spent the morning of December 11, 1912, working the busy New York, Susquehanna and Western Railroad yards and coal docks at Edgewater, New Jersey, where coal from inland lines met the Hudson River waterfront and the constant movement of freight defined the rhythm of the town. Born around 1884 and later buried in Evergreen Cemetery in Otego, New York, he had risen to a position of authority in the Erie Railroad Police
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