<sod>* January 26, 1897 &ndash; ''[[Canada]]'' &ndash; The regular express train between Moncton and Halifax came off the rails outside [[Dorchester, New Brunswick]], loaded with 6 tons of freshly minted Canadian pennies. Two people were killed and 38 injured, including the Canadian Minister of the Militia, [[Frederick William Borden]]. It is known as "The Penny Wreck".<ref>Fred F. Angus, "[http://www.exporail.org/can_rail/Canadian%20Rail_no456_1997.pdf The Penny Wreck: 1897 Centennial 1997]", ''Canadian Rail'', January February 1997, pp. 3-14.</ref><eod>
<sod>* January 26, 1897 &ndash; ''[[Canada]]'' &ndash; The regular westbound CP express train between Halifax and Montreal, hauled by an [[Intercolonial Railway|ICR]] engine, came off the rails outside [[Dorchester, New Brunswick]], loaded with 6 tons of freshly minted Canadian pennies from London. Two people were killed and 38 injured, including the Canadian Minister of the Militia, [[Frederick William Borden]]. It is known as "The Penny Wreck".<ref>Fred F. Angus, "[http://www.exporail.org/can_rail/Canadian%20Rail_no456_1997.pdf The Penny Wreck: 1897 Centennial 1997]", ''Canadian Rail'', January February 1997, pp. 3-14.</ref><eod>