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A boy, [[Thomas | A boy, [[Thomas Putnam|Thomas Putnam]], working in Giilespie's furniture factory in Bloomingdale, put his hand too close to a circular saw and nearly severed the thumb and forefinger. | ||
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The Plattsburgh Sentinel, October 26, 1888
A boy, Thomas Putnam, working in Giilespie's furniture factory in Bloomingdale, put his hand too close to a circular saw and nearly severed the thumb and forefinger.