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... HAMSTEAD MINE DISASTER. HOW MIGHT HAVE BEEN PREVENTED At Birmingham, yesterday, Professor Red mayne opened the Home Office inquiry into the recent disaster at Hamstead Colliery, by which twenty-five lives were lost. Mr. Grazebrook. a director, produced ...
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... Operations were commenced yesterday at the pit to extinguish the fire. A hundred yards of gallery are practically a red-hot mass. The roof has fallen in and the way is blocked with debris. The men on duty in the pit have lengths of hose with them, and volumes ...
... Colliery Company ab of the pits of the Doni unfermiline. Mcssmorran Moor, six miles east of Seventeen miners were working in a section of No. 12 the disaster occurred. Two pit inspectors Pit, where shaft at the end of the main were making an air is exhausted ...
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... Eight of the Prineoss Alice ?? were About two points on the port how. I saw the red and mast- headlights. Immediately afterwards the man on the lookout said, Do You see that red light? and I said , Yes. We proceeded slowly down mid- stream, and then, when ...
... THE ABERDEEN DISASTER. The disaster at the Theatre Varieties was naturally the one topic in Aberdeen yesterday. The search for any other bodies buried in the wreckage was resumed the morning. It proved to be very gruesome work. Attention was first directed ...
... THE CASTLEFORD COLLIERY DISASTER. A Castleford correspondent telegraphs :—The fire in the underground workings of the Wholdale Colliery is increasing, and is not improbable the pit will have to be flooded. The work of rescuing the five men entombed has ...
... word was V' clo ' manager of the f at han J, and he and the C ar «d descend. d , the disaster was one jj, ' « people began rapidly «te Discoveries. tf. nded the Lord Pit in ' time able . but they could ! -p act't} ach Low Main seam «V Vfe th«r the ehaft ...
... lining was entirely independent of the red brick, there being no tios between them. Every fourth course in the fire brick was a heading course, and regarded strength he preferred that to heading courses throughout. The red bricks wore laid with heading courses ...
... THE WELSH COLLIERY DISASTER. Telegraphing shortly before midmght a Pontypridd correspondent says that abont eleven o'clock the pit was declared cool enough to be explored the workings, and large army repairers descended to clear the way to tne stalls ...