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E O Card# Mine Name Operator Year Month Day Surname First And Card# Mine Name Operator Year Month Day Surname First and Middle Name Age Fatal/Nonfatal In/Outside Occupation Nationality Citizen/Alien Single/Married #Children Mine ExpeOccupatio Accident Cause or Remarks Fault County Page# Mining Dist. Film# Bituminous 67 Kennedy 1917 7 25 Fabalak Andy 44 nonfatal inside miner Russian fall of roof 226 27th 3595 bituminous 27 Sonman Shaft 1908 5 26 Fabeze Peter 18 nonfatal inside miner Italian fall of coal victim 105 10th 3594 bituminous 92 Vesta No.4 1917 6 8 Fabian Alex 19 nonfatal inside snapper Hungarian alien by mine cars 202 21st 3595 bituminous 160 Kyle 1917 11 23 Fabian Andy 51 nonfatal inside trackman Slavic citizen by mine cars 140 5th 3595 bituminous 49 Rich Hill No.2 1907 9 20 Fabian John 16 nonfatal inside miner Slavic fall of coal unavoidable 49 15th 3594 bituminous 45 Pennsylvania No.9 1917 4 24 Fabian Sala 44 nonfatal inside miner Polish alien fall of coal 157 10th 3595 bituminous 27 Euclid 1910 5 23 Fabin John 19 nonfatal inside miner Polish alien fall of slate pillar work victim 258 13th 3594 bituminous 44 Hida 1911 8 26 Fabrick Thomas 26 fatal inside miner Horwat alien married fall of roof at entry victim 37 11th 3594 bituminous 166 Darr 1907 12 19 Fabroy Balos 49 fatal inside loader Hungarian single explosion of gas & dust Westmoreland 66 19th 3594 bituminous 73 Vesta No.4 1914 9 14 Fabyan Alex 20 nonfatal inside loader Slavic alien injured by cars victim 78 21st 3595 bituminous 38 Cincinnati 1913 4 23 Fabyan Matt 37 fatal inside loader Austrian married 4 explosion of gas & dust Washington 173 1st 3594 bituminous 19 Brooks No.1 1915 7 14 Facemiro Andrew 20 nonfatal inside miner American alien fall of coal victim 210 28th 3595 bituminous 95 Ellsworth No.1 1908 8 21 Fackeek George 21 nonfatal inside Slavic citizen injured by cars victim 78 1st 3594 bituminous 133 Franklin No.2 1909 10 31 Facon Sam 28 fatal inside trackman Italian alien single explosion of dust Cambria 215 6th 3594 bituminous 72 Scalp Level No.1 1916 12 27 Fadorco Wase 35 fatal inside miner Russian married fall of roof at face 94 24th 3595 bituminous 28 Jamison No.4 1914 5 21 Fagen James 24 nonfatal inside motorman Scottish citizen injured by cars at entry unavoidable 5 2nd 3595 bituminous 48 Primrose 1909 10 6 Fager Edward 20 fatal inside cutter Russian alien single electrocuted by mining machine victim 166 7th 3594 bituminous 24 Betts No.2 1907 5 24 Fager John 23 nonfatal inside miner German citizen fall of roof victim 60 18th 3594 bituminous 38 Clover Run 1917 4 13 Fagione Pasquale 45 nonfatal inside miner Italian alien by working on knees 165 12th 3595 bituminous 68 Dunkirk 1917 6 16 Fagus John 42 nonfatal inside loader Slavic alien fall of coal & slate 122 1st 3595 bituminous 6 Spangler No.4 1911 2 24 Fagyan Alex 48 nonfatal inside miner Swedish alien injured by cars victim 49 15th 3594 bituminous 30 Sonman Shaft 1914 5 22 Fahey Robert 22 nonfatal inside miner American citizen fall of slate at face victim 32 10th 3595 bituminous 235 Rachel & Agnes 1908 11 28 Fair Charles fatal inside loader Austrian explosion of gas & dust Washington 141 1st 3594 bituminous 66 Monterey 1916 9 30 Fair James 35 nonfatal inside miner American citizen by mine cars unavoidable 10 3rd 3595 bituminous 124 Viaduct 1917 12 9 Fair Lawrence 32 nonfatal inside miner American citizen fall of roof 131 3rd 3595 bituminous 9 Crows Nest 1915 2 30 Fairbanks Elmer E 53 nonfatal outside company man American citizen injured by machinery unavoidable 145 11th 3595 bituminous 57 Ebensburg No.1 1915 7 20 Fairer John 37 nonfatal inside miner Slavic alien fall of coal at face victim 218 30th 3595 bituminous 80 Ernest No.4 1917 7 19 Fairman Aften K 18 nonfatal inside loader American by mine cars 218 25th 3595 bituminous 29 Walston No.3 1915 2 2 Fairman John 48 fatal outside coke worker Slavic citizen married 7 killed by coke learry unavoidable 210 28th 3595 bituminous 80 Graceton No.3 1909 11 6 Faith John H 35 fatal inside cutter American citizen married 4 fall of roof unavoidable 180 12th 3594 bituminous 98 Franklin No.1 1909 8 26 Faitock John 22 fatal inside miner Polish alien single fall of coal victim 164 6th 3594 bituminous 52 Saxman 1908 8 17 Faka Andrew 35 fatal inside miner Slavic alien married 3 fall of slate unavoidable 82 2nd 3594 bituminous 64 Eureka No.40 1908 6 27 Faker John 34 nonfatal inside miner Slavic alien fall of coal victim 95 6th 3594 bituminous 97 Baggaley 1917 8 21 Falbo Felix 46 nonfatal inside miner Italian alien fall of coal 127 2nd 3595 bituminous 146 Jacksonville No.3 1916 10 13 Falco Lewie 34 nonfatal outside dumper Italian by mine cars 100 25th 3595 bituminous 75 Barr 1917 7 13 Falcon William 32 nonfatal inside miner Italian alien fall of coal 218 25th 3595 bituminous 137 Eureka No.40 1917 9 5 Falcona Tony 32 nonfatal outside laborer Italian alien explosion of blast 215 24th 3595 bituminous 18 Colonial No.3 1916 2 29 Falcone John B 25 nonfatal inside bricklayer Italian ruptured by lifting unavoidable 105 27th 3595 bituminous 114 Colonail No.3 1917 10 10 Falcone John B 27 nonfatal inside mason Italian citizen sprained pushing car 227 27th 3595 bituminous 60 Hines 1907 11 27 Falconer George 18 fatal inside runner American single killed by cars unavoidable 49 15th 3594 bituminous 88 Bulger 1916 8 22 Falconer Joseph 21 nonfatal inside loader Scottish alien fall of slate 27 7th 3595 bituminous 11 Ebensburg No.1 1915 2 6 Falconi Albert 27 nonfatal inside miner Italian alien fall of roof at face victim 217 30th 3595 bituminous 23 Buhl Nos 3&4 1908 7 14 Falcum Nick 45 nonfatal outside blacksmith Italian citizen struck by rope victim 85 3rd 3594 bituminous 38 Pen Gas No.3 1911 7 25 Faletto John 27 nonfatal inside loader Italian alien fall of slate at entry victim 72 22nd 3594 bituminous 58 Walton No.2 1909 10 11 Falin Amil 30 nonfatal inside machine runner American citizen fall of roof unavoidable 183 13th 3594 bituminous 18 Jamison No.4 Salem 1915 3 26 Falious Nazzareno 30 fatal inside driver Italian alien single fall of slate at face victim 113 2nd 3595 bituminous 34 West Clarion 1914 9 16 Falkner Jacob 26 nonfatal inside machine runner American citizen injured by mining machine victim 12 4th 3595 bituminous 111 Eureka No.35 1909 9 28 Falko Emseyh 48 fatal inside miner Hungarian alien married 4 struck head agtainst roof unavoidable 164 6th 3594 bituminous 9 Pennsylvania No.28 1913 2 7 Fallattis Andy 45 nonfatal inside loader Slavic citizen fall of slate at face victim 222 15th 3594 bituminous 220 Rachel & Agnes 1908 11 28 Fallen Joseph fatal inside loader Italian explosion of gas & dust Washington 80 1st 3594 bituminous 42 Walston No.3 1915 11 19 Fallon James 38 nonfatal inside miner American citizen fall of coal victim 211 28th 3595 bituminous 44 big Vein 1907 6 18 Fallon Lawerence 18 nonfatal inside miner American fall of roof unavoidable 67 20th 3594 bituminous 43 Big Vein 1907 6 18 Fallon Thomas 23 fatal inside miner American citizen single fall of roof unavoidable 67 20th 3594 bituminous 54 Mt.Hope 1916 11 30 Fallon Walter 17 nonfatal outside greaser Polish alien by mine cars 106 27th 3595 bituminous 14 Crescent 1913 5 15 Falnski Charles 30 fatal inside miner Slavic alien married 1 fall of slate at face victim 243 21st 3594 bituminous 134 Jacksonville 1917 11 6 Falron Alex 22 nonfatal outside laborer Russian alien by mine cars 219 25th 3595 bituminous 65 Little Squaw 1907 4 4 Falsetto Charles 16 nonfatal inside driver Italian injured by cars unavoidable 2 1st 3594 bituminous 3 Cresent 1916 1 5 Falusky Nick 39 nonfatal inside loader Slavic alien fall of slate 81 21st 3595 bituminous 17 Carney 1911 2 11 Fama Antonia 34 nonfatal inside miner Italian alien fall of slate at face victim 6 2nd 3594 bituminous 2 Lincoln No.1 1913 1 9 Fan H R 36 nonfatal inside fire boss American citizen fall of slate at entry unavoidable 187 5th 3594 bituminous 34 Sterling No.6 1915 5 20 Fanagle John 29 nonfatal inside miner Slavic alien fall of coal unavoidable 161 15th 3595 bituminous 13 Foster No.2 1909 6 18 Fanari Ben 32 nonfatal inside miner Italian alien fall of slate victim 185 14th 3594 bituminous 66 Star 1911 11 9 Fanavi Sam 23 nonfatal inside loader Italian alien fall of slate at face victim 2 1st 3594 bituminous 14 Trout Run No.1 1907 3 28 Fandlla Andy 30 nonfatal inside miner Austrian citizen injured by blast victim 13 4th 3594 bituminous 93 Eleanora Shaft 1909 11 27 Fanerack Joseph 37 fatal inside miner Italian citizen single killed by timberf victim 181 12th 3594 bituminous 9 Mammoth 1910 2 8 Fanne Vatio 23 nonfatal inside miner Italian alien injured by cars victim 251 11th 3594 bituminous 22 Yellow Run 1917 2 9 Fannick Joseph 38 nonfatal inside miner Austrian alien by mine cars 141 6th 3595 bituminous 1 Ocean No.2 1914 1 4 Fansburg Oxcar 36 fatal inside machine runner Swedish alien single killed by cars at entry victim 69 19th 3595 bituminous 69 Lancashire No.12 1916 10 23 Fantaskey Mike 43 nonfatal inside miner Slavic alien by mine cars unavoidable 58 15th 3595 bituminous 2 Red Run 1916 1 18 Fanticellono Fracsisco 47 fatal inside miner Italian alien married 2 explosion of dynamite at face victim 29 8th 3595 bituminous 27 Manown 1914 9 4 Fantini Constantio 29 nonfatal inside loader Italian alien fall of slate victim 45 13th 3595 bituminous 25 Colonial No.4 1907 5 18 Fanto Dommick 26 nonfatal inside miner Italian alien explosion of blast victim 30 9th 3594 bituminous 6 Clarion 1917 1 27 Faoreno Peter 41 nonfatal inside cutter Italian alien by machinery 129 3rd 3595 bituminous 37 Westlmoreland Shaft 1908 4 10 Faoro Olivo
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