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Passengers endure 19-hour train trip from Detroit to Chicago — some jump off when it stops (again) in Indiana

A sign welcomes Amtrak passengers to Union Station in Chicago., (Scott Olson, Getty)

What was supposed to be a 5 1/2-hour rail trip from Detroit to Chicago turned into a 19-hour ordeal for passengers on an Amtrak train that lost power, leaving them without light, heat or running toilets.

Wolverine Train 351 left Pontiac about 6 a.m. EDT Friday. Some passengers were so frustrated that they got off the train well before it finally reached Chicago on Saturday, just after midnight CDT, MLive.com reported.

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