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James Eglin
No. 4 on the list occurred at the same mine as above (West Burton). While James Elgin was engaged taking pumps out of the ladder portion of this shaft, he stood on one of a pair of chocks used for steadying the pumps after the bolts had been taken out of them, the chock he was standing on slipped off its support at one end, and he was precipitated down the shaft a distance of about 18 yards, and sustained such injuries that he died 10 days after.
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