Mining disasters in the SAMVA USA chart

August 12, 2007

Dear friends, A mining accident took place in Utah last week. Six miners are still trapped in the mine and feared dead. The accident took place when a transit conjunction of Saturn and Venus was applying in Leo H2 of the SAMVA USA chart. As the following list shows, there have been numerous mining disasters in the history of the USA involving large numbers of lives lost. Such events are worthy of study by astrologers in order to better understand the underlying factors and what sets them off. As such, astrology can better serve as a safety advisory. The astrological factors for mining disasters associated with loss of life are seen in the SAMVA USA chart where

- Saturn, the general indicator of mining, is the most malefic planet in the chart as lord of the 8th house of accidents and fatal accidents and is located in Scorpio and the fifth house, where it afflicts the Sun, which is 2nd lord in the chart, ruling families. - Venus becomes 4th lord in the chart and is thus the functional indicator of a nation’s natural resources and mines. It is placed in the sign of Sagittarius and 6th house which is associated with mishaps and accidents. - Ketu, a first rate malefic, is afflicting the 4th house of the SAMVA USA chart. Ketu is associated with natural calamities and violent actions and events, including explosions. Let us examine a couple of deadly mining accidents in terms of the chart. 1. The Monongah Mine disaster of Monongah, West Virginia took place on December 6, 1907 and has been described as "the worst mining disaster in American History". The explosion was thought to have been caused by the ignition of methane (also called "firedamp"), which ignited the coal dust in mines number 6 and 8. Rescue workers could only work in the mines for 15 minutes due to the lack of breathing equipment. Some of those workers also perished due to the poisonous gas.” 362 boys and men were reported killed, but some claim the number was far higher, including hundreds of immigrants. (source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monongah_Mine_disaster) The Moon major period and Saturn sub-period were operating. The impact of Saturn would have been prominent at the time. - Transit Saturn was at 28° Aquarius H8 from where it aspects its own placement at 27° Scorpio H5. - Transit Rahu at 22° Gemini H12 was exactly aspecting H4 and H6, where L4 natally resides. - Transit L4 Venus was at 11° Sagittarius H6. - Transit Ketu at 22° Sagittarius was exactly aspecting H6, H10, H12 and H2. It was also closely conjunct natal L4 Venus at 24°

Sagittarius. - Transit L6 Jupiter at 21° Cancer H1 was aspecting H5, H7 and H9. The chart gives compelling evidence for this tragedy. It should be noted that on December 19, 1907, within two weeks of the Monongah Mine disaster,

another large mining accident took place at Jacobs Creek, Pennsylvania, United States where 239 miners were killed. The aspects would have been similar to the foregoing case. 2. Dawson,

New Mexico, United States, 263 killed (October 22, 1913) The Mars major period and the Jupiter sub-period were operating. The impact of Jupiter would have been prominent. - Transit L6 Jupiter was at 19° Sagittarius H6 from where it was afflicting H10, H12 and H2 and widely conjunct L4 Venus at 24° Sagittarius H6. - Transit L6 Jupiter was closely aspected by natal Rahu at 18° Aries H10. - Natal L6 Jupiter at 5° Scorpio H5 was aspected transit Rahu at 1° Pisces H9 - Transit L8 Saturn at 25° Taurus H11 was closely aspecting natal Saturn at 27° Scorpio H5 - Transit L4 Venus was at 9° Virgo H3 with L3 Mercury at 27° Libra H4. The SAMVA USA chart again gives a compelling fit for the event. A list of mining disasters in the USA (ranked by

fatalities) · Monongah Mine disaster, Monongah, West Virginia, United States, 362 killed (December 6, 1907) (Worst mine disaster in the U.S.) · Dawson,

New Mexico, United States, 263 killed (October 22, 1913) · Cherry Mine Disaster Cherry, Illinois, United States, 259 killed (November 13, 1909) · Jacobs Creek, Pennsylvania,

United States (December 19, 1907) 239 killed · Hanna, Wyoming, United States, Union Pacific Coal Company, Mine No. 1. 234 killed (June 30, 1903) · Fraterville Mine disaster, Tennessee, United States, 216 killed (May 19, 1902) · Scofield mine disaster, Scofield, Utah, United States, 200 killed (May 1, 1900) · Cheswick, Pennsylvania, United States (January 25, 1904) 179 killed[5] · Clifton Hall Colliery, (June 18, 1885) 178 killed · Castle Gate mine disaster, Castle Gate, Utah, United States, 172 killed (March 8, 1924) · Buffalo Creek flood, Logan County, West Virginia, United States, 125 killed (February 26, 1972) · West Frankfort, Illinois, 119 killed (December 21, 1951) · Yellow Jacket, Kentuck and Crown Point Mine Fire, Gold Hill, Nevada, (Sep 20, 1873) · Johnstown, Pennsylvania, United States (1902) 112 killed[4] · Centralia, Illinois, 111 killed (March 25, 1947) · Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, United States (June 5,1919) 92 killed[7] · Bartley, McDowell County, West Virginia, USA, Pocahontas Coal Company Pond Creek No. 1 mine explosion, 91 killed (January 10, 1940) · Sunshine Mine disaster, Kellogg, Idaho,

United States, 91 killed (May 1972) · Millfield Mine disaster, Millfield, Ohio, 82 killed (November 5, 1930)

· Mannington Mine disaster (sometimes referred to as the Farmington Mine disaster), Mannington, West Virginia, United States, (November 20,

1968), 4 men survived, 78 died. · Moweaqua Coal Mine Disaster, Moweaqua, Illinois, United States, 54 killed, December 24, 1932

· Red Jacket Coal Company, Keen Mountain, Virginia, 54 killed (April 22, 1938) · Barnes-Hecker mine disaster, Negaunee, Michigan, United States, 51 killed (November 3, 1926) [8] · Knox Mine disaster, Jenkins Township, Pennsylvania, January 12, 1959. 12 killed and the flooding of the mines effectively wiped out anthracite mining in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area. · Sago Mine disaster in Tallmansville, West Virginia, USA, 13 miners trapped for nearly two days, only one survivor Randall McCloy (January 2, 2006) · Crandall Canyon Mine collapse, Emery County, Utah - collapse of mine trapping 6 miners (August 6, 2007) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_disasters Best wishes, Thor

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August 12, 2007

Dear friends,

Another mining accident has taken place, with three persons dead.

These accidents are occurring while the Saturn-Venus conjunction is

operating and transit Rahu is afflicting natal Ketu in H4 in SAMVA

USA chart.

Best wishes,

Thor

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SAMVA , Cosmologer <cosmologer wrote:

>

> Dear friends, A mining accident took place in Utah last week. Six

miners are still trapped in the mine and feared dead. The accident

took place when a transit conjunction of Saturn and Venus was

applying in Leo H2 of the SAMVA USA chart. As the following list

shows, there have been numerous mining disasters in the history of

the USA involving large numbers of lives lost. Such events are worthy

of study by astrologers in order to better understand the underlying

factors and what sets them off. As such, astrology can better serve

as a safety advisory. The astrological factors for mining disasters

associated with loss of life are seen in the SAMVA USA chart where -

Saturn, the general indicator of mining, is the most malefic planet

in the chart as lord of the 8th house of accidents and fatal

accidents and is located in Scorpio and the fifth house, where it

afflicts the Sun, which is 2nd lord in the chart, ruling families. -

Venus becomes 4th lord in the chart and is

> thus the functional indicator of a nation's natural resources and

mines. It is placed in the sign of Sagittarius and 6th house which is

associated with mishaps and accidents. - Ketu, a first rate

malefic, is afflicting the 4th house of the SAMVA USA chart. Ketu is

associated with natural calamities and violent actions and events,

including explosions. Let us examine a couple of deadly mining

accidents in terms of the chart. 1. The Monongah Mine disaster of

Monongah, West Virginia took place on December 6, 1907 and has been

described as " the worst mining disaster in American History " . The

explosion was thought to have been caused by the ignition of methane

(also called " firedamp " ), which ignited the coal dust in mines number

6 and 8. Rescue workers could only work in the mines for 15 minutes

due to the lack of breathing equipment. Some of those workers also

perished due to the poisonous gas. " 362 boys and men were reported

killed, but some claim the number was far

> higher, including hundreds of immigrants. (source:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monongah_Mine_disaster) The Moon major

period and Saturn sub-period were operating. The impact of Saturn

would have been prominent at the time. - Transit Saturn was at 28°

Aquarius H8 from where it aspects its own placement at 27° Scorpio

H5. - Transit Rahu at 22° Gemini H12 was exactly aspecting H4 and

H6, where L4 natally resides. - Transit L4 Venus was at 11°

Sagittarius H6. - Transit Ketu at 22° Sagittarius was exactly

aspecting H6, H10, H12 and H2. It was also closely conjunct natal L4

Venus at 24° Sagittarius. - Transit L6 Jupiter at 21° Cancer H1 was

aspecting H5, H7 and H9. The chart gives compelling evidence for

this tragedy. It should be noted that on December 19, 1907, within

two weeks of the Monongah Mine disaster, another large mining

accident took place at Jacobs Creek, Pennsylvania, United States

where 239 miners were killed. The aspects would have been similar to

> the foregoing case. 2. Dawson, New Mexico, United States,

263 killed (October 22, 1913) The Mars major period and the Jupiter

sub-period were operating. The impact of Jupiter would have been

prominent. - Transit L6 Jupiter was at 19° Sagittarius H6

from where it was afflicting H10, H12 and H2 and widely conjunct L4

Venus at 24° Sagittarius H6. - Transit L6 Jupiter was

closely aspected by natal Rahu at 18° Aries H10. - Natal L6

Jupiter at 5° Scorpio H5 was aspected transit Rahu at 1° Pisces H9 -

Transit L8 Saturn at 25° Taurus H11 was closely aspecting

natal Saturn at 27° Scorpio H5 - Transit L4 Venus was at 9°

Virgo H3 with L3 Mercury at 27° Libra H4. The SAMVA USA chart again

gives a compelling fit for the event. A list of mining disasters in

the USA (ranked by fatalities) · Monongah Mine disaster,

Monongah, West Virginia, United States, 362 killed (December 6, 1907)

(Worst mine disaster in the U.S.)

> · Dawson, New Mexico, United States, 263 killed (October

22, 1913) · Cherry Mine Disaster Cherry, Illinois, United

States, 259 killed (November 13, 1909) · Jacobs Creek,

Pennsylvania, United States (December 19, 1907) 239 killed

· Hanna, Wyoming, United States, Union Pacific Coal Company,

Mine No. 1. 234 killed (June 30, 1903) · Fraterville Mine

disaster, Tennessee, United States, 216 killed (May 19, 1902)

· Scofield mine disaster, Scofield, Utah, United States, 200

killed (May 1, 1900) · Cheswick, Pennsylvania, United

States (January 25, 1904) 179 killed[5] · Clifton Hall

Colliery, (June 18, 1885) 178 killed · Castle Gate mine

disaster, Castle Gate, Utah, United States, 172 killed (March 8,

1924) · Buffalo Creek flood, Logan County, West Virginia,

United States, 125 killed (February 26, 1972) · West

Frankfort, Illinois, 119 killed (December 21, 1951) ·

> Yellow Jacket, Kentuck and Crown Point Mine Fire, Gold Hill,

Nevada, (Sep 20, 1873) · Johnstown, Pennsylvania, United

States (1902) 112 killed[4] · Centralia, Illinois, 111

killed (March 25, 1947) · Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania,

United States (June 5,1919) 92 killed[7] · Bartley,

McDowell County, West Virginia, USA, Pocahontas Coal Company Pond

Creek No. 1 mine explosion, 91 killed (January 10, 1940) ·

Sunshine Mine disaster, Kellogg, Idaho, United States, 91 killed (May

1972) · Millfield Mine disaster, Millfield, Ohio, 82 killed

(November 5, 1930) · Mannington Mine disaster (sometimes

referred to as the Farmington Mine disaster), Mannington, West

Virginia, United States, (November 20, 1968), 4 men survived, 78

died. · Moweaqua Coal Mine Disaster, Moweaqua, Illinois,

United States, 54 killed, December 24, 1932 · Red Jacket

Coal Company, Keen Mountain, Virginia, 54 killed (April 22,

> 1938) · Barnes-Hecker mine disaster, Negaunee, Michigan,

United States, 51 killed (November 3, 1926) [8] · Knox Mine

disaster, Jenkins Township, Pennsylvania, January 12, 1959. 12 killed

and the flooding of the mines effectively wiped out anthracite mining

in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area. · Sago Mine disaster in

Tallmansville, West Virginia, USA, 13 miners trapped for nearly two

days, only one survivor Randall McCloy (January 2, 2006) ·

Crandall Canyon Mine collapse, Emery County, Utah - collapse of mine

trapping 6 miners (August 6, 2007)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_disasters Best wishes, Thor

>

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August 12, 2007

dear thor...

thank you for all the work you put into this post.

thank you for sharing this information.

your points are well taken.

best wishes,

david hawthorne

-

Cosmologer

samva

Sunday, August 12, 2007 3:36 AM

Mining disasters in the SAMVA USA chart

Dear friends,

A mining accident took place in Utah last week. Six miners are still trapped in the mine and feared dead. The accident took place when a transit conjunction of Saturn and Venus was applying in Leo H2 of the SAMVA USA chart.

As the following list shows, there have been numerous mining disasters in the history of the USA involving large numbers of lives lost. Such events are worthy of study by astrologers in order to better understand the underlying factors and what sets them off. As such, astrology can better serve as a safety advisory.

The astrological factors for mining disasters associated with loss of life are seen in the SAMVA USA chart where

- Saturn, the general indicator of mining, is the most malefic planet in the chart as lord of the 8th house of accidents and fatal accidents and is located in Scorpio and the fifth house, where it afflicts the Sun, which is 2nd lord in the chart, ruling families.

- Venus becomes 4th lord in the chart and is thus the functional indicator of a nation’s natural resources and mines. It is placed in the sign of Sagittarius and 6th house which is associated with mishaps and accidents.

- Ketu, a first rate malefic, is afflicting the 4th house of the SAMVA USA chart. Ketu is associated with natural calamities and violent actions and events, including explosions.

Let us examine a couple of deadly mining accidents in terms of the chart.

1. The Monongah Mine disaster of Monongah, West Virginia took place on December 6, 1907 and has been described as "the worst mining disaster in American History". The explosion was thought to have been caused by the ignition of methane (also called "firedamp"), which ignited the coal dust in mines number 6 and 8. Rescue workers could only work in the mines for 15 minutes due to the lack of breathing equipment. Some of those workers also perished due to the poisonous gas.” 362 boys and men were reported killed, but some claim the number was far higher, including hundreds of immigrants.

(source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monongah_Mine_disaster)

The Moon major period and Saturn sub-period were operating. The impact of Saturn would have been prominent at the time.

- Transit Saturn was at 28° Aquarius H8 from where it aspects its own placement at 27° Scorpio H5.

- Transit Rahu at 22° Gemini H12 was exactly aspecting H4 and H6, where L4 natally resides.

- Transit L4 Venus was at 11° Sagittarius H6.

- Transit Ketu at 22° Sagittarius was exactly aspecting H6, H10, H12 and H2. It was also closely conjunct natal L4 Venus at 24° Sagittarius.

- Transit L6 Jupiter at 21° Cancer H1 was aspecting H5, H7 and H9.

The chart gives compelling evidence for this tragedy.

It should be noted that on December 19, 1907, within two weeks of the Monongah Mine disaster, another large mining accident took place at Jacobs Creek, Pennsylvania, United States where 239 miners were killed. The aspects would have been similar to the foregoing case.

2. Dawson, New Mexico, United States, 263 killed (October 22, 1913)

The Mars major period and the Jupiter sub-period were operating. The impact of Jupiter would have been prominent.

- Transit L6 Jupiter was at 19° Sagittarius H6 from where it was afflicting H10, H12 and H2 and widely conjunct L4 Venus at 24° Sagittarius H6.

- Transit L6 Jupiter was closely aspected by natal Rahu at 18° Aries H10.

- Natal L6 Jupiter at 5° Scorpio H5 was aspected transit Rahu at 1° Pisces H9

- Transit L8 Saturn at 25° Taurus H11 was closely aspecting natal Saturn at 27° Scorpio H5

- Transit L4 Venus was at 9° Virgo H3 with L3 Mercury at 27° Libra H4.

The SAMVA USA chart again gives a compelling fit for the event.

A list of mining disasters in the USA (ranked by fatalities)

· Monongah Mine disaster, Monongah, West Virginia, United States, 362 killed (December 6, 1907) (Worst mine disaster in the U.S.)

· Dawson, New Mexico, United States, 263 killed (October 22, 1913)

· Cherry Mine Disaster Cherry, Illinois, United States, 259 killed (November 13, 1909)

· Jacobs Creek, Pennsylvania, United States (December 19, 1907) 239 killed

· Hanna, Wyoming, United States, Union Pacific Coal Company, Mine No. 1. 234 killed (June 30, 1903)

· Fraterville Mine disaster, Tennessee, United States, 216 killed (May 19, 1902)

· Scofield mine disaster, Scofield, Utah, United States, 200 killed (May 1, 1900)

· Cheswick, Pennsylvania, United States (January 25, 1904) 179 killed[5]

· Clifton Hall Colliery, (June 18, 1885) 178 killed

· Castle Gate mine disaster, Castle Gate, Utah, United States, 172 killed (March 8, 1924)

· Buffalo Creek flood, Logan County, West Virginia, United States, 125 killed (February 26, 1972)

· West Frankfort, Illinois, 119 killed (December 21, 1951)

· Yellow Jacket, Kentuck and Crown Point Mine Fire, Gold Hill, Nevada, (Sep 20, 1873)

· Johnstown, Pennsylvania, United States (1902) 112 killed[4]

· Centralia, Illinois, 111 killed (March 25, 1947)

· Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, United States (June 5,1919) 92 killed[7]

· Bartley, McDowell County, West Virginia, USA, Pocahontas Coal Company Pond Creek No. 1 mine explosion, 91 killed (January 10, 1940)

· Sunshine Mine disaster, Kellogg, Idaho, United States, 91 killed (May 1972)

· Millfield Mine disaster, Millfield, Ohio, 82 killed (November 5, 1930)

· Mannington Mine disaster (sometimes referred to as the Farmington Mine disaster), Mannington, West Virginia, United States, (November 20, 1968), 4 men survived, 78 died.

· Moweaqua Coal Mine Disaster, Moweaqua, Illinois, United States, 54 killed, December 24, 1932

· Red Jacket Coal Company, Keen Mountain, Virginia, 54 killed (April 22, 1938)

· Barnes-Hecker mine disaster, Negaunee, Michigan, United States, 51 killed (November 3, 1926) [8]

· Knox Mine disaster, Jenkins Township, Pennsylvania, January 12, 1959. 12 killed and the flooding of the mines effectively wiped out anthracite mining in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area.

· Sago Mine disaster in Tallmansville, West Virginia, USA, 13 miners trapped for nearly two days, only one survivor Randall McCloy (January 2, 2006)

· Crandall Canyon Mine collapse, Emery County, Utah - collapse of mine trapping 6 miners (August 6, 2007)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_disasters

Best wishes,

Thor

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August 13, 2007

Dear David, You are welcome. Best wishes, ThorDavid Hawthorne <david wrote: dear thor... thank you for all the work you put into this post. thank you for sharing this information. your points are well taken. best wishes, david hawthorne - Cosmologer samva Sunday, August 12, 2007 3:36 AM Mining disasters in the SAMVA USA chart Dear friends, A mining accident took place in Utah last week. Six miners are still trapped in the mine and feared dead. The accident took place when a transit conjunction of Saturn and Venus was applying in Leo H2 of the SAMVA USA chart. As the following list shows, there have been numerous mining disasters in the history of the USA involving large numbers of lives lost. Such events are worthy of study by astrologers in order to better understand the underlying factors and what sets them off. As such, astrology can better serve as a safety advisory. The astrological factors for mining disasters associated with loss of life are seen in the SAMVA USA chart where - Saturn, the general indicator of mining, is the most malefic planet in the chart as lord of the 8th house of accidents and fatal accidents and is located in Scorpio and the fifth house, where it afflicts the Sun, which is 2nd lord in the chart, ruling families. - Venus becomes 4th lord in the chart and is thus the functional indicator of a nation’s natural resources and mines. It is placed in the sign of Sagittarius and 6th house which is associated with mishaps and accidents. - Ketu, a first rate malefic, is afflicting the 4th house of the SAMVA USA chart. Ketu is associated with natural calamities and violent actions and events, including explosions. Let us examine a couple of deadly mining accidents in terms of the chart. 1. The Monongah Mine disaster of Monongah, West Virginia took place on December 6, 1907 and has been described as "the worst mining disaster in American History". The explosion was thought to have been caused by the ignition of methane (also called "firedamp"), which ignited the coal dust in mines number 6 and 8. Rescue workers could only work in the mines for 15 minutes due to the lack of breathing equipment. Some of those workers also perished due to the poisonous gas.” 362 boys and men were reported killed, but some claim the number was far higher, including hundreds of immigrants. (source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monongah_Mine_disaster) The Moon major period and Saturn sub-period were operating. The impact of Saturn would have been prominent at the time. - Transit Saturn was at 28° Aquarius H8 from where it aspects its own placement at 27° Scorpio H5. - Transit Rahu at 22° Gemini H12 was exactly aspecting H4 and H6, where L4 natally resides. - Transit L4 Venus was at 11° Sagittarius H6. - Transit Ketu at 22° Sagittarius was exactly aspecting H6, H10, H12 and H2. It was also closely conjunct natal L4 Venus at 24°

Sagittarius. - Transit L6 Jupiter at 21° Cancer H1 was aspecting H5, H7 and H9. The chart gives compelling evidence for this tragedy. It should be noted that on December 19, 1907, within two weeks of the Monongah Mine disaster,

another large mining accident took place at Jacobs Creek, Pennsylvania, United States where 239 miners were killed. The aspects would have been similar to the foregoing case. 2. Dawson,

New Mexico, United States, 263 killed (October 22, 1913) The Mars major period and the Jupiter sub-period were operating. The impact of Jupiter would have been prominent. - Transit L6 Jupiter was at 19° Sagittarius H6 from where it was afflicting H10, H12 and H2 and widely conjunct L4 Venus at 24° Sagittarius H6. - Transit L6 Jupiter was closely aspected by natal Rahu at 18° Aries H10. - Natal L6 Jupiter at 5° Scorpio H5 was aspected transit Rahu at 1° Pisces H9 - Transit L8 Saturn at 25° Taurus H11 was closely aspecting natal Saturn at 27° Scorpio H5 - Transit L4 Venus was at 9° Virgo H3 with L3 Mercury at 27° Libra H4. The SAMVA USA chart again gives a compelling fit for the event. A list of mining disasters in the USA (ranked by

fatalities) · Monongah Mine disaster, Monongah, West Virginia, United States, 362 killed (December 6, 1907) (Worst mine disaster in the U.S.) · Dawson,

New Mexico, United States, 263 killed (October 22, 1913) · Cherry Mine Disaster Cherry, Illinois, United States, 259 killed (November 13, 1909) · Jacobs Creek, Pennsylvania,

United States (December 19, 1907) 239 killed · Hanna, Wyoming, United States, Union Pacific Coal Company, Mine No. 1. 234 killed (June 30, 1903) · Fraterville Mine disaster, Tennessee, United States, 216 killed (May 19, 1902) · Scofield mine disaster, Scofield, Utah, United States, 200 killed (May 1, 1900) · Cheswick, Pennsylvania, United States (January 25, 1904) 179 killed[5] · Clifton Hall Colliery, (June 18, 1885) 178 killed · Castle Gate mine disaster, Castle Gate, Utah, United States, 172 killed (March 8, 1924) · Buffalo Creek flood, Logan County, West Virginia, United States, 125 killed (February 26, 1972) · West Frankfort, Illinois, 119 killed (December 21, 1951) · Yellow Jacket, Kentuck and Crown Point Mine Fire, Gold Hill, Nevada, (Sep 20, 1873) · Johnstown, Pennsylvania, United States (1902) 112 killed[4] · Centralia, Illinois, 111 killed (March 25, 1947) · Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania, United States (June 5,1919) 92 killed[7] · Bartley, McDowell County, West Virginia, USA, Pocahontas Coal Company Pond Creek No. 1 mine explosion, 91 killed (January 10, 1940) · Sunshine Mine disaster, Kellogg, Idaho, United States, 91 killed (May 1972) · Millfield Mine disaster, Millfield, Ohio, 82 killed (November 5, 1930) · Mannington Mine disaster (sometimes referred to as the Farmington Mine disaster), Mannington, West Virginia, United States, (November 20, 1968), 4 men survived, 78 died. · Moweaqua Coal Mine Disaster, Moweaqua, Illinois, United

States, 54 killed, December 24, 1932 · Red Jacket Coal Company, Keen Mountain, Virginia, 54 killed (April 22, 1938) · Barnes-Hecker mine disaster, Negaunee, Michigan, United States, 51 killed (November 3, 1926) [8] · Knox Mine disaster, Jenkins Township, Pennsylvania, January 12, 1959. 12 killed and the flooding of the mines effectively wiped out anthracite mining in the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area. · Sago Mine disaster in Tallmansville, West Virginia, USA, 13 miners trapped for nearly two days, only one survivor Randall McCloy (January 2, 2006) · Crandall Canyon Mine collapse, Emery County, Utah - collapse of mine trapping 6 miners (August 6, 2007) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_disasters Best wishes, Thor Choose the right car based on your needs. Check out Autos new Car Finder tool.

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