Cherry Mine Fire and a Long History of Coal Disasters
The Cherry Mine disaster of November 13 1909 in Cherry Illinois killed 259 people after a hay fire ignited by torches, part of a grim pattern of U S coal mine tragedies. The piece links Monongah 1907 and other disasters to the enduring toll on families and communities, noting rescue efforts and memorials like Fathers Day origins in West Virginia.
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