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Cairns, John
(Miner, Assistant Mine Superintendent, ca.1916, Globe Mine, Washington Co.,
PA.)
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Davis, Ray
(Miner, ca.1916, Globe Mine, Washington Co., PA, Age 31, married, 3
children.);
(Killed. Killed by a fall of slate, in the Globe Mine, Jan.26, 1916.)
Davis, Stanley
(Welsh Miner, Globe Mine, Washington Co., PA.);
(Killed. Instantly killed by being run over by a train on the Railroad,
while walking to work at the Globe Mine. Second Victim to Accident
on Railroad Dies Louis Furlong succumbs to injuries at Pittsburgh Hospital
on Friday - Davis about to get money - From injuries received when he was
run down along with Stanley Davis while walking on the railroad tracks above
Roscoe Friday morning Louis Furlong, aged 45 years, died in a Pittsburgh
hospital Friday afternoon. Internal injuries caused his death. Davis was
instantly killed, his body being literally ground to pieces. Davis and Furlong
were walking to work at the Globe mine. They had taken the railroad in preference
to the mud road paralleling the railroad between Coal Center and roscoe when
they were struck Coroner James T. Heffran investigated and found it was a
plain case of trespassing. Davis was a young man of promise and the mainstay
of his family. The family had lived in Roscoe but for a short time, coming
from Wales. It is said that while working in a mine in that land he was injured
and that an agreement was reached whereby he would receive considerable money
upon attaining his majority. Furlong was a married man and is survived by
a large family.)
Davis, William
(Miner, Mine Boss ca.1989, Globe Mine, Washington Co., PA.);
(Injured. Ran over by a pit wagon, in the Globe Mine, Oct. 8, 1889.
[from the "Connellsville Courier," Connellsville, PA, Oct. 11,
1889.].)
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Furlong, Louis
(Miner, Globe Mine, Washington Co., PA, Age 45, married, children.);
(Killed. Fatally injured on the Railroad, while walking to work, at
the Globe Mine. Second Victim to Accident on Railroad Dies
Louis Furlong succumbs to injuries at Pittsburgh Hospital on Friday from
injuries received when he was run down along with Stanley Davis while walking
on the railroad tracks above Roscoe Friday morning Louis Furlong, aged 45
years, died in a Pittsburgh hospital Friday afternoon. Internal injuries
caused his death. Davis was instantly killed, his body being literally ground
to pieces. Davis and Furlong were walking to work at the Globe mine. They
had taken the railroad in preference to the mud road paralleling the railroad
between Coal Center and roscoe when they were struck Coroner James T. Heffran
investigated and found it was a plain case of trespassing. Furlong was a
married man and is survived by a large family.)
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Hannen, George
(Miner, ca.1916, Globe Mine, Washington Co., PA.);
(Injured. Seriously injured about the body, by a fall of slate, in
the Globe Mine, Jan. 26, 1916.);
(Lived in Coal Center, PA.)
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Keegan, George
(Miner, ca.1916, Globe Mine, Washington Co., PA.);
(Injured. Seriously injured about the body, by a fall of slate, in
the Globe Mine, Jan. 26, 1916.);
(Lived in Roscoe, PA.)
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Masters, Isaac
(Miner, ca.1890, Globe Mine, Washington Co., PA, married, 3 children.);
(Killed. Killed instantly at the Globe Mine, April 10, 1890. Isaac
Masters lived at Coal Center, PA. [from the "Connellsville Courier,"
Connellsville, PA, April 11, 1890.].)
Miller, James P.
(Miner, Assistant Mine Foreman ca.1916, Globe Mine, Washington Co., PA, Age
29, married.);
(Killed. Killed by a fall of slate, in the Globe Mine, Jan. 26,
1916.);
(James Miller was the brother of John Cairns, Assistant Mine
Superintendent.)
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Pegg, Peter
(Miner, ca.1889, Globe Mine, Washington Co., PA.);
(Injured. Injured in the Globe Mine, his foot was crushed, in a mining
accident, Aug. 27, 1889. Peter Pegg lived in California, PA. [from
the "Connellsville Courier," Connellsville, PA, Aug. 30, 1889.].)
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