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Newspaper
The Kemmerer Camera
Location
Kemmerer, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1903
Page
4
The article suggests conditions in the eastern diplomatic game are delaying decisive moves. The leading party may not hold a strong position, prompting strategic time buying and cautious pauses rather than bold actions.
Danbury, Connecticut hat manufacturers sue national AFL officers and 230 members alleging union-busting boycotts for employing nonunion labor. They seek 240000 dollars under the Sherman Act in a case described as exhaustive and hard fought.
As president of the Wyoming Industrial Association I notify exhibitors of mineral or agricultural displays at Sheridan rail station routes for shipments to Evanston Grew River Rock Springs Hawkins Port Steele Walcot t Hanna Laramie Cheyenne and other points with dates in September. Material from Fremont county may ship via Rawlins or Hack Springs by the dates named for those places. Natrona county materials to be loaded at Chiat palit and shipped to Cheyenne. Exhibits gathered from Wheatland Colorado and Southern routes to Cheyenne must arrive by September 28. Shipments to various points listed are to be arranged with rail lines and loading sites as directed by the exhibitor.
Commission report explains coal dust and pure air role in mine explosions. It outlines factors raising severity including ventilation, temperature, confined spaces, and dust levels, with notes on how poor conditions amplify blast effects.
The passage discusses mine safety measures for coal mines noting that dust remains despite efforts to keep mines dry. It argues for ample widening of workings to dissipate heat and flame and questions ventilation changes during firing time, explaining effects on dust explosions and afterdamp.
The report analyzes three Cleveland area mine blasts and a Lost Creek incident. It notes flames traveled along roof not through vessels, ventilation fans largely managed, and soldiers the danger of relying on poor ventilation as a remedy. It emphasizes maintaining proper ventilation to prevent explosions and allow safe entry after events.
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