... MAYPOLE PIT DISASTER. iNQUM ON ♦ ricnm. Teas, i dips* Gonna el (14. t A. Jr* ispary tie l.s Gems. Thaws Mims • pas d Me. W lied lady ampimos. T sir timid it swarm d out Use pis Jr esplialia .4 lam. Ida I Wit. lb. &maw. tin{ ea tap mew id weeky wadi ...

... WHITEHAVEN PIT DISASTER UISTIIER 11/IDWila h. Toys Y.) Mt. Noir so: youtiosoi I. by Wu Ageism, *oh mimeo to top soak oisb t 4 Sees& ruse could bo by Merag Souse. *kiss mid else .ao it s wooled . ems WI yr beat 1t did so Theo mot pm la .1 Ito 110 lbw ...

... THE BAMFURLONG PIT DISASTER. T special edition. CORONER'S INQUIRY. to- pays The in.purv into the death of the m-n kil'ed bv the firv Col- ! licr.*, n*»*r % 'tiian. «n I in»t..was renamed «it the Bamfurlong Hotel, Brig- hou-e. Mr b*rrt«ter (instructed ...

... LEIGH PIT DISASTER FUNERALS OF FIVE OF THE VICTIMS In stormy weather, and amid heavy showers of hail and rain, the funerals took place, to-day, of five of the nineteen victims of the Leigh pit disaster. The first was that of Henry Felthouse. of 28, L ...

... The Premier Hooted At Scene Of Pit Disaster' MINERS' WILD OUTBURST. Mr. Baldwin's Visit Of Sympathy Marred By Angry Scene. Won Foar Firsts. CITY'S EXPENSES. Garton Echo In Heated Budget Debate. INTEREST ON £300,000. GLOOMY LIBERAI. VIEW OF FUTURE R . ...

... ABRAM DISASTER. are most is-tailed to be able to today that the £2,000 which we asked oar nears to rare on behalf of the widows sad la ieder stiffeners through the terrible pit disaster at A bram on Aegs.t 18th has been more than subscribed. Last night ...

... MOM BER DISASTERS. it to nose masons mama al weary thigos ',kiwi, has. .red it el th. 1 The fo(losnog ere phew is the LaastoLtre.Yorlialoro. and daimon vitro modest, boss i. D dist Sam - tso 1 Mamma • Is wee the s,. awe. -._ ea I ...

... lIKELMERSDALE PIT FLOOD With reference to the report in yesterday's Echo of the continued encroachment of water on the workings at the Blaguegate Colliery. Skelmersdale, If . J. Griffiths and Sons ask us to state that the colliery, which was formerly ...

... TITANIC DISASTER. 868 Lives Saved. FAMOUS MEN DROWNED FA,n.haw. Mao Bohm Mt%Nry Ewa,. Mow Alice. Flynn. J. M. Alice. Ethel. anti Mabai Fantani. Mask. Frauontltal. 11. W. Mr. and Mm. J. C. Mtr Mancaret Margaret remelt,. Mr, Jackal. E. Yrancaielli, Mir ...

... north eas' course. about midriver master. Mr. Thomas Eaton, observed the red and the bright light of the tug on his port how. He told the man at the wheel to keep to the eastward the red light, and that instruction was carried out. When about two or three ...

... answer th- coroner, that rt the C.54 passed stood a' his windem red tie-; to get th. ilriver's i. : fir him to stop. The train was bcztauin- pee* his home when liecan to wave ; the red fta£. did not cot the attention the «We«r at firetnsn. rear maid ...

... mernine In the No. 23 pit at the Meditate Colliery. mar Falkirk. through • sadden inrush of water. are were aretreight man In the pit at the time el disaster. Of these. Montyme w eat. (Minion a number wee Inland) and three Main have Mon red. Mkt WIWI* tarty-fear ...