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Bill, Mike
(Miner, Coal Loader ca.1917, Cornell No. 1 Mine, Allegheny Co., PA.);
(Prosecuted for Violations of the Mining Laws: June 9, 1917. Mike
Bill, Loader, Cornell No. 1 Mine, Cornell Coal Company. Charge:
Having in his working place sixty-nine sticks of explosives at one
time without knowledge of the management. Plead guilty, paid costs
and kept on parole for six months.)
Broyn, Andrew
(Austrian Miner, Mule Driver ca.1916, Cornell No. 1 Mine, Allegheny Co.,
PA, Age 27, married.);
(Injured. Ankle fractured. Struck by a piece of mine rail on
an entry, in the Cornell No. 1 Mine, Dec. 30, 1916.)
Burlbank, Peter
(German Miner, Pick Miner ca.1907, Cornell Mine, Allegheny Co., PA, Age 57,
married.);
(Killed. Fatally injured at the face of his room by a lump of coal
that rolled from the top of a pile from which he was shoveling, in the Cornell
Mine, Oct. 18, 1907.)
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Dean, Harry
(American Miner Boy, Mule Driver ca.1904, Cornell Mine, Allegheny Co., PA,
Age 16, single.);
(Injured. Shoulder blade broken. Caught between a mine car and
a coal rib, in the Cornell Mine, Jan. 13, 1904.)
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Fezekas, Lewis
(Miner, Coal Loader ca.1916, Cornell No. 1 Mine, Allegheny Co., PA.);
(Prosecuted for Violation of the Mining Laws: November 4, 1916, Lewis
Fezekas, coal loader, Cornell No. 1 Mine, Cornell Coal Company. Charge:
Passing a danger board. He was arrested and Justice of the Peace
let him go free on his honor, to appear on day of hearing. Defendant
failed to appear before the court.)
Frayer, John
(Miner, Mine Foreman ca.1898, Cornell Mine & Painter Mine, Allegheny
Co., PA.)
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Gregorie, John
(Austrian Miner Boy, Pick Miner ca.1916, Cornell No. 1 Mine, Allegheny Co.,
PA, Age 18, single.);
(Injured. Jaw bone fractured. Kicked by a mule, in the Cornell
No. 1 Mine,
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Harley, John
(Superintendent, ca.1917, of the Cornell No. 1 & No. 2 Mines, Allegheny
Co., PA, for Cornell Coal Company.)
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Iseman, W. A.
(General Superintendent, ca.1903, ca.1904, ca.1905, ca.1916, Cornell Coal
Company, Cornell Mine, Allegheny Co., PA.)
Iseman, W. E.
(Superintendent, ca.1916, of the Cornell Nos. 1 & 2 Mines, Allegheny
Co., PA, for Cornell Coal Company.);
(General Superintendent, ca.1917, Cornell Coal Company, Cornell No. 1 &
No. 2 Mines.)
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Kane, Elmer
(American Miner, Pick Miner ca.1904, Cornell Mine, Allegheny Co., PA, Age
25, single.);
(Injured. Collar bone broken by a fall of coal, in the Cornell Mine,
June 24, 1904.)
Krause, Fred
(Miner, Shot Firer ca.1916, Cornell No. 1 Mine, Allegheny Co., PA.);
(Prosecuted for Violation of the Mining Laws: March 21, 1916, Fred
Krause, shot firer, Cornell No. 1 Mine, Cornell Coal Company. Charge:
Using combustible material, coal dust, for tamping while working in
a gaseous mine. May 10, 1916, Grand Jury found a true bill. The
case is still pending in Allegheny County Court.)
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McBeth, David
(American Miner, Pick Miner ca.1900, Cornell Mine, Allegheny Co., PA, Age
55, married, 2 children.);
(Killed. Fatally injured by a fall of slate, in the Cornell Mine, Oct.
17, 1900.)
Mc Clelland, James
(American Miner Boy, Mule Driver ca.1916, Cornell No. 1 Mine, Allegheny Co.,
PA, Age 18, single.);
(Injured. Collar bone fractured by mine cars on an entry, in the Cornell
No 1 Mine, July 21, 1916.)
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Nogosheski, Antonio
(Polish Miner, Coal Loader ca.1908, Cornell Mine, Allegheny Co., PA, Age
23, single.);
(Killed. Killed instantly by a fall of roof rock while loading a mine
car with coal at the face of their room. The coal had been shot about
one-half hour before, and the room inspected buy the shot firer and reported
in good condition. There was an unseen crevice in the sand rock, which
had been disturbed by the blast and about seven tons of rock fell on them,
in the Cornell Mine, April 4, 1908.)
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Petroski, Adam
(Polish Miner, Coal Loader ca.1908, Cornell Mine, Allegheny Co., PA, Age
24, single.);
(Killed. Killed instantly by a fall of roof rock while loading a mine
car with coal at the face of their room. The coal had been shot about
one-half hour before, and the room inspected buy the shot firer and reported
in good condition. There was an unseen crevice in the sand rock, which
had been disturbed by the blast and about seven tons of rock fell on them,
in the Cornell Mine, April 4, 1908.)
Poken, Charles
(Slavonian Miner, Machine Helper ca.1916, Cornell No. 1 Mine, Allegheny Co.,
PA, Age 27, married.);
(Injured. Bone in foot fractured. Run over by mine cars in a room,
in the Cornell No. 1 Mine, Oct. 20, 1916.)
Povanos, John
(Slavonian Miner, Pick Miner ca.1908, Cornell Mine, Allegheny Co., PA, Age
22, single.);
(Injured. Breast bone broken by mine cars. While pushing a mine
car from the side track another mine car bumped into him. He did not
secure the mine car behind him with a sprag, in the Cornell Mine, Sept. 25,
1908.)
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Quibberman, Rudolph
(German Miner, Pick Miner ca.1900, Cornell Mine, Allegheny Co., PA, Age 48,
married.);
(Injured. Leg broken by a fall of coal, in the Cornell Mine, March 21,
1900.)
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Schreckengoat, Enos
(American Miner Boy, Mule Driver ca.1914, Cornell Mine, Allegheny Co., PA,
Age 19, single.);
(Injured. Toes crushed by a mine car on an entry, in the Cornell Mine.,
Dec. 3, 1914.)
Seibert, William J.
(American Miner, Pick Miner ca.1909, Cornell Mine, Allegheny Co., PA, Age
56, married.);
(Killed. Fatally injured by a fall of slate while working on grading
the slope. He received scalp wounds and bruises on the body, Aug. 31,
1909. He died six weeks later.)
Smith, Lee
(Polish Miner, Mule Driver ca.,1909, Cornell Mine, Allegheny Co., PA, Age
21, single.);
(Injured. Ankle bone broken by a mine car becoming derailed while taking
atrio up the entry, in the Cornell Mine, July 26, 1909.)
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Verudney, John
(Slavonian Miner, Coal Loader ca.1914, Cornell Mine, Allegheny Co., PA, Age
44, married.);
(Injured. Collar bone broken by mine car at the face of a room, in
the Cornell Mine, April 24, 1914.)
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