Kentucky Mining Accidents DATE NAME MINE (COUNTY) Age/County fatal/nonfatal Page ReportYear Reference 1911JUL11 ABERNATHY, ROBERT MINING HEN N 39 1911 24 KY 1894NOV23 ABERNETHY, SIM EARLINGTON HOP N 50 1894 24 KY 1925NOV11 ABLE, PINK HARLAN COLLIERIES 25 F 232 1925 25 KY 1925NOV11 ABLE, PINK E 24 F 203 8 KY
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Coal Miner Records . The Pennsylvania State Archives hold numerous collections which pertain to persons either employed in or in some way associated with the anthracite (hard coal) and bituminous (soft coal) mining industries of the Commonwealth.
3Although coal mining was once one of the most dangerous occupations by fatality rate, it is no longer in the top 10. Occupations with higher or similar death rates include shing workers ( per
Outcrop OpenCast Mining Accidents and Inquests; Pneumoconiosis and Silicosis Cases 1948 1981; Populations Of Town's Villages And Hamlets; Yorkshire 1700 2011 (these are only coal mine deaths I have had to excluded dozens in Ironstone pits and others) Inquest Report
Mine Accidents and Disasters
The major mine accidents in Pennsylvania which resulted in a large number of fatalities at one time were usually caused by fire or gas and dust explosions in underground coal mines. Pennsylvania's major mine accidents prior to 1999, their causes, and number of men killed are as follows:
Topics covered in both the early and later reports include: name of the inspector, name of mine, operator of the mine, name of the injured miner, mine district number, date of the accident, cause of accident, county in which the accident occurred, whether fatal, whether the accident occurred inside or outside the mine, citizenship status, nationality, job classification, marital status, and the number of children.
Although disasters are large and dramatic in number they only account for less than 17% of mining deaths in Wales. The total number (including those who died because of mining related illnesses) would be very much greater.
The Babao Coal Mine Co. in Baishan City reported 28 deaths and 13 injuries from the accident, although the real death toll reached 36, Xinhua reported at the time.
Coal: The World's Deadliest Source Of Energy. Coal is the largest source of electricity across the world, mainly because it is abundant and cheap. But a string of coal mining accidents this week has served as a stark reminder that coal also remains the world's most deadly source of energy. In West ia, two miners were killed on May 12...
"While coal mine closures had some effect on the historic low number of mining deaths, actions by MSHA and the mining industry to improve mine safety have been a major factor," said agency ...
The number of coal mining fatalities was under 20 for the fourth straight year after reaching exactly 20 in 2011, 2012 and 2013. By comparison, in 1966, the mining industry counted 233 deaths. A century ago there were 2,226.
Firedamp caused many explosions in coal mines, and these explosions caused many deaths of miners. One of the worst explosions took place in Felling, near Gateshead in the northeast of England, in 1812. This explosion, which happened on 25 May 1812, caused the deaths of 92 miners.
10 May 1973 – 5 killed in coal face collapse at Seafield (names only) NB The above is not a comprehensive list of major accidents and disasters in Scottish pits just the ones covered on this site. Name Indexes Nonfatal accidents and miscellaneous ***IMPORTANT UPDATE *** These indexes are no longer being updated.
The number of mining fatalities in 2017 already is outpacing last year's count as of the end of July, according to MSHA. Three separate accidents at different worksites bring the total number to 10 deaths this year, with metal and nonmetal and machinery incidents combined.
Jan 03, 2018· The number of coal mining fatalities was under 20 for the fourth straight year after reaching exactly 20 in 2011, 2012 and 2013. By comparison, in 1966, the mining industry counted 233 deaths. A century ago the fatalities reached 2,226.
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