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John Bowes
The fatal accident occurred to a quarry manager. He had charged a hole with gelignite a fortnight before, but did not get it to explode, and was drilling a hole along side it, when it exploded and the force blew him over the quarry face and he fell a distance of 40 feet, being so severely injured that he died within two hours of the accident occurring. He had no doubt, not kept the hole parallel to the other, and drilled into either the detonator or explosive in the old hole.
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