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West Cumberland Times
Article from the West Cumberland Times, 7th April 1894, Page: 5, Column: 2
Accident At The Allhallows Colliery, Mealsgate
On Thursday afternoon a married man named George Carr, residing at Fletchertown, met with an accident at the Allhallows Colliery. A piece of stone fell upon the back of Carr while he was at work, and crushed him so severely that he had to be taken home. The colliery doctor was soon in attendance, and on examination of the poor fellow he found the muscles of the back injured, and ordered him to be kept very quiet for a quiet for a week or two.
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| Name | Age | Occupation | Notes |
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| Carr, George | Miner | Injured |
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