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... BURIED• The remaining portion of Tennant's stalk, under demolition at Glasgow, collapsed. It is believed that seven workmen were buried. One body has been recovered, while four injured men have been rescued. The stalk was originally erected by Mrs. Asquith's ...
... larger ones. • Anxious to Reinvest. TENNANT'S STALK DISASTER Danger of Further Crash Prevents Rescue Work. It now appears that one steeplejack was killed and four others injured in the collapse of Tennant's stalk at Glasgow, while it is feared that three ...
... disabled people are said v • .y.jSpT’SSr,- :• > .' m .^v . • • % 4;; ...
... October, 1919, and 20th December, 1921, both dates inclu2ive. At the inquiry at Glasgow, yesterday, into, the fail of Tennant's Stalk, the great chimney which collapeed killing four steeplejacks, it was stated that the two men on the top of the chimney ...
... Lancashire fteel Corporation, stated that the stack was the largest in the Britlah Isles. •*' There was one higher, known Tennant's Stalk. at Glasgow. added, but that •was felled 12 months ago v.. A crowd of 6,000 watched the felling operations. For four ...
... ciling contradictory telegrams we are glad to listen to other conundrums, or to ferret out facts about the height of Tennant’s stalk, when Lord Kelvin mentioned that the world would be finished 2,600,713 years hence, and the price of lager beer during ...
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... United Alkali Comp.nr, to whom the stalk belonged, were shattered by the explosion, and clouds of debris were scattered over an area of several hundred ysrds. The second blast brought down the noreaining portion of the stalk in a thick cloud of dust and debris ...
... chimney stalks. “Chimney-jacks” would really be a more appropriate name for them than steeplejacks, but presumably the business began before the great chimneys one sees about nowadays were known. Most accidents occur in connection with chimney stalks. Very ...
... pSMatant r-iest. Rev. W. R. George. BBC. Fzeacpbr, R. George; evening, Bev. T. B. Warmer. Trinity Rev. Loten; Rev/ Tennant George ft—Rev. Tennant; Rev. Vernon. Bridge it—Pas. Townson; Mr Robinson atore7 ' WantfoJd-—Rev Loten. Baeferd— RCV. Loten. Pokton.—Mr ...
... PR CE 15 Stalka of Wheat: ' C Mills, Tdlerton, Yorks 2, Herbort Burden. liuby. Kaai; . 15 Stalke' of Barley: 1, C Dennis, Cmb.‘ B Brown,: Basingwold 15 Stalks of Oats: 1. Herbert Bun den; 2, William Harrson. 15 Stalksof Beane: 1, J Poacock, Crayke, ...
... House. Mra. Asquith is not only one the brighteat, but one the brainiest,” hortewee the day. As Mis* Margot Tennant, daughter of Sir Charles Tennant, ahe was the m«* brilliant and popular girl Victorian society. Indeed. Mr. Gladstone confided to friend that ...