Lambton Miners
The Lambton miners held their quarterly meeting in O'Hea's Hall on Wednesday night. Mr. W. Jenkins presided. The secretary, Mr. W. Kerr, read the…
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Mining & the mines, 1902
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Stockton Miners
A special meeting of the above lodge was held last night for the purpose of dealing with the minutes of the Delegate Board meetings of July 1st, and 2nd inst…
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The evidence that came out at the investigation conducted by Mr. Commissioner Wade, concerning the disaster of December, 1900, has been the general…
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Now and then interesting scraps of information are to be obtained from the debate on the tariff. For example Senator Stewart on Thursday told the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Wallsend. Miners' Matters
Mr. J. Wheeler, secretary to the Wallsend Coal Company, in conjunction with the manager Mr. R. Maddison, met a deputation comprising the lodge…
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A special meeting of Back Creek and Duckenfield miners was held on Thursday night in Wile's Hall. Mr. G. Wood presided, and explained that the meeting…
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A serious, and so far unexplained, mining accident took place yesterday morning at New Lambton, by which grave injuries were inflicted upon a young miner…
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LONDON, Friday.—An explosion has occurred in the Cambria Steel Company's Rolling Mill Colliery at Johnston, Pennsylvania…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Getting Gold From Sea Water
At South Hayling in Hampshire, a Mr. Snell has put up a plant to extract gold from sea water. There is a large pond of an acre and a half in extent,…
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LONDON, Saturday.—Later accounts of the explosion at the Cambria Steel Company's Rolling Mills at Johnstown, Pennsylvania, state that…
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The fortnightly meeting of the local board was held on Thursday evening. Four fresh accidents Were reported to have occurred during the fortnight. The…
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The quarterly meeting of the Burwood miners was held at Carnley's Hotel, Adamstown. Mr. John Thwaite presided, and a large number of members were present…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Miners' Accident Fund. West Wallsend
At a meeting of the West Wallsend miners, the secretary of the Accident Fund submitted a report showing the income and expenditure in connection…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Where Pioneers Sleep. the Co-operative Colliery. a Scheme That Failed
One of the most interesting features of coal mining in New South Wales is found in the co-operative movement which was started by a band of enthusiasts in 1861,…
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Professor John Perry advocates an organised, effort to solve the greatest problem of the age, says the "Universal Provider," that of getting full value from coal…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Colliery Certificates. Examination Under the Act
An examination of candidates applying for certificates of competency under the Coal Mines Registration Act was commenced in the lecture room of the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Miners and Their Output
The first portion of the general report and statistics of the mines and quarries of the United, Kingdom for the past year has just been issued, though some of the…
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The latest of the many indefatigable attempts made to obtain electricity direct from coal is that of Hugo Jobe, of Chicago. He has obtained the patent on a new…
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LONDON, Thursday.—A powder magazine has exploded in the Daly West Mine, Utah (U.S.). Twenty-seven bodies have been…
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Mr. Kidd, the Minister for Mines, has announced that Messrs. J. T. Tennant and James Watson have been appointed Government inspectors of collieries…
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