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Twenty-Third Annual report, 
Coal Mines in the state of West Virginia, U.S.A.
for the year ending June 30, 1905
James W. Paul, Chief Mine Inspector, Charleston
Charleston: The Tribune Printing Company, 1906.

Fatal Accidents, for the year ending June 30th, 1905.
Mineral County, page 180. 

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McRobie, Lafayette

     Feb. 3, 1905. Lafayette McRobie, Hampshire Mine, was killed by a fall 
     of roof rock. 

     Additional information for Lafayette McRobie from page 152.
              Nationality:  American
     Length of experience:  5 yrs
                      Age:  55
               Occupation:  Miner
        Married or single:  M
                    Widow:  yes
                 Children:  3
     Total No. dependants:  1
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Dixon, James P.

     May 5, 1905; died May 6, 1905. James P. Dixon, Elk Garden No. 6 Mine, 
     was killed by a fall of bone coal and slate. The place is entirely  
     safe and solid on all sides barring the small amount of slate and 
     bone that fell.

     Additional information for James P. Dixon from page 152.
              Nationality:  American
     Length of experience:  15 yrs
                      Age:  45
               Occupation:  Miner
        Married or single:  M
                    Widow:  yes
                 Children:  Y
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Morgan, David

     May 10, 1905. David Morgan, Gleason Mine, was killed by a fall of 
     roof at working face by a slip in the rock. Failed to secure it  
     properly or take same down. 

     Additional information for David Morgan from page 152.
              Nationality:  Welsh
     Length of experience:  20 yrs
                      Age:  42
               Occupation:  Miner
        Married or single:  S
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NON-Fatal Accidents for the year ending June 30, 1905
Mineral County, page 160
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                              DATE OF                  LENGTH OF                    NATURE OF
NAME OF MINE  NAME OF PERSON  ACCIDENT    NATIONALITY  EXPERIENCE  AGE  OCCUPATION  ACCIDENT       INJURIES SUSTAINED
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Gleason       Daniel Davis    05-10-1905  Welsh        33 yrs      44   Miner       Fall of slate  Ankle sprained and back bruised.

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