Hellraisers Journal: MONONGAH: Rescuers Worn Out; Women & Children Wait in Silent Grief in Driving Rain

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Pray for the dead
And fight like hell for the living.
-Mother Jones

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Hellraisers Journal, Thursday December 12, 1907
Monongah, West Virginia – Grim Work Continues in Driving Rain

From The Pittsburgh Press of December 10, 1907:

Women at Mouth of the Monongah Mine

Monongah MnDs, Women at Mouth of Mine, Ptt Prs, Dec 10, 1907

Rescuers Worn Out

Monongah MnDs, Rescuers Worn Out, Ptt Prs, Dec 10, 1907


More Bodies Recovered

Monongah MnDs, More Bodies, Ptt Prs, Dec 10, 1907


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SOURCE & IMAGES
The Pittsburgh Press
(Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania)
-Dec 10, 1907
https://www.newspapers.com/image/142132645/

See also:

Tag: Monongah Mine Disaster of 1907
https://weneverforget.org/tag/monongah-mine-disaster-of-1907/

USMRA: Monongah 1907
http://usminedisasters.miningquiz.com/saxsewell/monongah.htm

WE NEVER FORGET

Rescuer Deaths

John Narey died in the mine rescue effort during the mine disaster at Monongah Mine, West Virginia Dec. 6, 1907 (from an article in the Latrobe Bulletin, Latrobe, PA, Dec. 18, 1907). In all, three men are said to have lost their lives in the rescue work at Monongah, apparently overcome with smoke or poisonous gases lingering in the mines because they had no proper equipment for entering exploding mines, or proper equipment to revive rescuers or miners who had succumbed to their smoke and poisonous gases.


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