1900 - Coalmininghistorypa.org

No. 11. INDEX. 711
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Table No. 1—Location of mines, names of operators, etc 238
Table No. 2—Number tons of coal mined, number of days worked
in each colliery, etc., 240
Table No. 3—Number of each class of employes, and number of
days worked in each month in breaker 244
Table No. 4—List of fatal accidents, 248
Table No. 5—List of non-fatal accidents 250
EIGHTH ANTHRACITE DISTRICT:
Letter of transmittal 253
Production of coal by each company, 254
Table A—Production of coal, number employes by each company,
average number of tons produced by each employe, 255
Table B—Number of fatal accidents and tons of coal produced per
life lost 256
Table C—Number of fatal and non-fatal accidents and tons of coal
produced per accident 257
Table D—Classification of accidents, 257
Table E—Occupations of those killed and injured, 258
Table F—Nationalities of those killed and injured, 258
Description of fatal accidents 258
Improvements at collieries during i?00, 264
Examination of candidates for mine foremen and assistants, 269
Table No. 1—Location of mines, names of operators, etc., 270
Table No. 2—Number tons of coal mined, number of days worked in
each colliery, etc., 272
Table No. 3—Number of each class of employes, and number of
days worked in each month in breaker, 277
Table No. 4—List of fatal accidents, 283
Table No. 5—List of non-fatal accidents, 285
FIRST BITUMINOUS DISTRICT:
Letter of transmittal 291
Description of legal proceedings, :>tc 292
Table A—Production of coal by each company, number of employes,
and average number of tons produced per employe, 296
Table B—Number of fatal accidents and quantity of coal produced
per life lost ,
296
Table C—Number fatal and non-fatal accidents, and quantity of
coal produced per accident 297
Table D—Classification of accidents 297
Table E—Occupations of those killed and injured 298
Table F—Nationalities of those killed and injured 298
Production of coal by each company 299
Description of mines, 299
Description of an explosion of fire-damp 304
Description of mines, continued 307
Description of fatal accidents 312
Table No. 1—Location of mines, names of operators, etc 317
Table No. 2—Number of tons of coal mined, number of days worked
in each colliery, etc., 320
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