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Abraham Parker
No. 158 on the list occurred at Binchester Colliery, belonging to Messrs. Bolckow, Vaughan and Co., Limited, on April 8th, causing the death of a hewer. This man's death was due to his own want of skill or care. He had fired a shot which in the process of drilling the hole had got into the solid coal, under which no kirving or holing had been done, the result was that when the shot was fired it displaced a middle prop and plank and also a pair of gears, and the stone forming the roof was considerably shaken, and on going back to the face he was killed by a piece of stone which fell from the roof. If this hole had not been improperly drilled the timber most probably would not have been displaced and this accident would not have occurred.
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