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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1903
Page
12
In tense negotiations the key player keeps a guarded position while others push for resolution. The perceived strength of the main actor remains uncertain, leading to continued delays and strategic patience in the talks.
Danbury manufacturers sue national AFL leaders and 230 members for damages under the Sherman act, claiming refusal to hire union labor led to boycotts. The case promises to address new points in law as a large, hard fought proceeding unfolds.
As president of the Wyoming Industrial Association I notify those planning mineral or agricultural exhibits at Sheridan that shipments must reach designated railroad stations on specified dates. Points include Evanston, Green River, Rock Springs, Hawkins, Port Steele, Walcott, Hanna, Laramie, Cheyenne, and others with routes via Oregon Short Line and Colorado Southern. Exhibits gathered in Natrona and Fremont counties must be shipped by set dates to Cheyenne and other cities for loading on exhibit cars.
A historical study outlines how coal dust and pure air shape explosion severity. It highlights ventilation, mine temperature, and confined workings as key factors, and notes implications for mining safety and prevention.
The text argues that natural dryness cannot be maintained in damp mines and coal dust will remain. It highlights expanding roomy gobs to dissipate heat and flame, and discusses how air volume and ventilation affect explosion risk. Strong ventilation can reduce gas danger but may spread coal dust. reducing air during firing can lessen dust explosion force but worsen afterdamp.
A report analyzes three mine blasts at Cleveland Lost Creek and No 2 in Hocking. It notes flames traveled along roof with limited destruction, fans were often stopped or slow but mines remained enterable after venting. Impure air may prevent explosions but is not a practical remedy.
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