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... year are killed in building industry | ACCIDENTS MOSTLY CAUSED BY ‘ODD LITTLE THINGS’ UACH year about 200 men are killed in the building industry and between 1,500 and 1,600 people are seriously injured. These facts were given RiiC'V* t 0 a meeting of ...
... ueeday morning. The younger mac walked firmly to the scaffold, bat M’- •overa seemed terribly adected, and should have fallen bat that bolt drawn. The jritne for Golding suffered was that of killing EUniel iJoyd with a pokes, Shenstone-ttoeel, Liverpool ...
... his two sons, aged twentyone and twelve, who gave evidence against him at the trial. Wilkes stated that had no intention of killing his wife; he attacked her in a fit of temper in which he scarcely knew what he was doing. The condemned man displayed great ...
... Pancraa Station for Sandringham. Five men, all Spaniards, have been killed by a boiler explosion board a ship leaving the Mersey for Spain. Six negroes have been hanged from one scaffold at Sylvania, Georgia—five them for murdering a policeman. There is ...
... pardou him for having deprived them of husband and father, lie was attended to the scaffold l»y tbo two Jewish Ministers, who prayed io Hebrew. They did not go on tho scaffold, but stood some distance ontsido it, and continued praying until some limo after ...
... visited on several occasions by his friends, and contemplated hia fate with resignation. The condemned man walked to the scaffold with great firmness, aad without any support from the warden who surrounded him. Berry was the executioner. Chas. Bnlmer ...
... At the Colli«ry. Uanelly, during a rope snapped and a h«*vT pump W 1 upon a group of men were* working on a scaffold the ehaft bolow. were killed and two otnere DorKKRs’ Stbikb. - -J'j*® dockers are now on strike m the Port of lx>ndon to enforce their demand ...
... building. The foreman of the plumbers and glazier', while performing his duties, fell a lofty scaffold to the ground (a distance of 50 feet), and was killed instantaneously. The ready market which England affords for Irish stock, and the numbers bought ...
... Greece, Mr. G. P. Lascaride, were in attendance with tho prisoners, and accompanied them to the scaffold. French Peter was tho Hrss who was lei to the scaffold. Ho was followed by Big Harry ; then came Ups, and Joe the Cook. The caps were all placed their ...
... Hammond and the prison olDcial*. The scaffold was erected behind the castle keep, on ita north side, The convict, who limped elightly, wore the ordinary dress of Norfolk labourer. The usual procession was formed to the scaffold, the prison chaplain (the Rov ...
... hearth, a large quantity of iron chain and all the requisites of the shop. Happily a scaffold ran acmes the shalt at the depth of eight or ten yards, and this scaffold was strong enough to bear the weight of the hats which wag so suddenly ale upon it. ...
... product* in the American market may be reckoned earthenware. the fall of a scaffold at the Alexandra Palace, Munwell Hill, on which forty men were working, one workman was killed and four others seriously injured. The sntborities of the mint arc about to ...