Death tolls by mining type and state in 1911 report
The report outlines miners deaths by mineral type with higher rates in metal mines. It cites rates per thousand for copper, iron, lead and zinc, and notes coal mining as the leading cause of fatalities in some states. State tallies include Arizona seventy and California thirty eight among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert H. Fay
Whithyer
Yray
Arizona
California
Colorado
Idaho
Missouri
Metal mining more hazardous than coal mining in US says study
United States Bureau of Mines reports that metal mines killed 695 of 185,979 workers in 1911 with a higher fatality rate than coal mining. Injury numbers reach 4,169 serious and 22,408 slight injuries, highlighting the unusually high danger in metal mines despite no gas or dust explosions typical in coal mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Interupl
United States Bureau of Mines
Maines
Mexico
Peru
Great Britain
Deeds Filed Listing Multiple Property Transfers by Williams and Others
A stream of property deeds records transfers across Clark and Tenmile districts. Listings include John Webster Williams estate to Lincoln E Williams 10 acres. J W Williams to J Guy B M Stout 2 lots and 34 acres. Austin Smith et al to Winifred Mayers 8 lots. Jesse T F Randolph to Thomas Pepper 2e lots. various transfers in Clark district to Carl L Horner and others. and additional deeds involving James Mines administrator, Lewis Mines to W W Moore, Edwin B Scott to Claude E Ogden, and other minor parcels and strip land deals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Webster Willams
Francis
Mt “Yas
Alstricty
John Webster
Williams
Lincoln E. Williams
Clark
Mary Shrewsbury
H.J
Joseph A. James
James H. Mines
John C. Johnson
Simpson
Lewis H. Mines
W. W. Moore
Edwin B. Scott
Claude E. Ogden
Effergon F. Bradford
Mary Z. Coch
Winifred Mayer
Clark Peres Cornelius A. Lawson
Ora May Lawson
Charleston visitor list highlights regional guests
Personal C. L. Davis of Charleston and Isaetty visitor J. E. Traiger from West Inion arrive. Thomas S. Haymond from Fairmont, W. J. Moriarty of Parsons, C. R. Meeker from Parkersburg, and Mr. and Mrs. F. T. Wilkinson from Parkersburg are city visitors. The Formans of Morgantown also visit, with Mrs. Mary McDowell Lowndes of Danville guest of Mrs. Richard T. Lowndes. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Schell and Earl Schell come from Jane Lew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. Davis
Charleston
Twoslend
J. E. Traiger
Westinion
Thomas S. Haymond
Fairmont
W. J. Moriarty
Parsons
C. R. Meeker
Parkersburg
Rane
F. T. Wilkinson
Alex Forman
Morgantown
Mary McDowell Lowndes
Danville, Ky
Richard T. Lowndes
George W. Schell
Earl Schell
Jane Lew
Writ Issued for Harry K Thaw Witness in Trial
A writ of habeas corpus was issued today to compel the production of Harry K Thaw as a witness before the grand jury investigating bribery attempts. The order targets Mattawan authorities and seeks his return to testify on Tuesday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ay Aerocisies
New York
Babess
Harry K. Thaw
Gread
Efort
Mattawan
Toltes
Burial at Grafton for Mollie Robinson
Mollie Robinson sister of Tugs Revineer and member of the Robinson family dies after illness. Burial will be at Grafton, the family home, with the local church community noting the late bishop P. J. Donahue's European voyage for education initiatives in the West Virginia Catholic diocese.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohiaraerton
Mollie ¥. Robinson
Tugs Revineer
Supreme Coast of Appeals
Grafton
Robinsons
Wheeling
P. J. Donahue
West Virginia
Europe
Jeok Ateritteyi
Delegates Report to State Organizer From Various Grows and Visitors
Afternoon session lists delegates Alma Yanet Grove No 1 Parkersburg Agiex Helms Jane Doteson Grove No 2 Grat ton Sarah Barker Grove No 10 Fairmont Emma Powell Grove No 10 Salem Margaret Pleming Grove No 13 Parkersburg Anna Michael Grove No 14 Terns Alin Lucy Forman Grove No 16 Morgantown E M Titchner Grove No 18 Corich Sarah Ambers Grove No 10 Clarksburg Mollie Pow Grace No 27 Rowlesburg Anna Starkés Grove No 28 Richwood Visitors include Mrs dimes McFarlan Mra 1% M Bonnett Mrs Earl Haymond Mrs C A Dotwon Mr S M Zinn and George W Poh of Grattan Mrs GR Celian J C Phillips EL T Jones TT J Titherington C Floyd Pritk Richmond Migs M N Nichols Lewis Smith Parkersburg and C B Ott Nora Jackson Tortas Alta.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Yanet
Grove No
Parkersburg
Agiex Helms
Jane Doteson
Grove
Gratton
Sarah Barker
Fairmont
Emma Powell
Salem
Margaret Pleming
Anna Michael
Terns Alin
Lucy Forman
Morgantown
E. M. Titchner
Corich
Sarah Ambers
Clarksburg
Mollie Pow
Grace
Rowlesburg
Anna Starkés
Richwood
Visitos Circle
Mra. Dimes McFarlan
M. Bonnett
Earl Haymond
C A. Dotwon
M. Zinn
George W. Poh
Grattan
Cielian
J. C. Phillips
EL. T. Jones
Ira
Tt. J ‘Titherington
C. Ployd
Pritk Richimond
Migs M. N. Nichols
Migs M. N. Nichols and Mrs ‘Lewis Smith
Pairmont
H P Vance
C. B. Ott
Nora Jackson
Torta Alta
Prohibition Law Copy Sought by Mr Yost and Associates
The item notes Mr Yost urges every person to obtain a copy of the Prohibition Law and references a price point and contact for A. F. Combs at the Department of Justice. The fragment hints at a cited hike of a $56 quantity or measure and an 8 inch figure connected to the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Yost
A. F. Combs
Doj
Eran
Also Mentioned on This Page
City Water Works and Sewerage Board
Perkins Boynton
Dende
Rene Fort
Osburn Shoe Company
Vuthryain
Brom
Nn Genelsts
Tha Dutty Malt Whiskey Co
Roshestor
Wl. Y
Norfolk
Norfolks
Style Store
Aghicuudurat
Genio Dele Myers
Croup
VICKS
Vick
Vick Chemical Co
Greenubero
N.C
Bishop
Robespierre
Vici
Tic Boggs & Buhl
Pittsburgh
York
Norelle Warstru
Davy
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