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Domestic News February 29, 1892

The Evening Bulletin

Maysville, Mason County, Kentucky

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Natural gas explosion at Mammoth pottery in East Liverpool, Ohio, on Saturday afternoon injured four workers severely; engineer Robert Orrin's injuries probably fatal, others critical.

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Explosion of Natural Gas.

East LIVERPOOL, O., Feb. 29.-An explosion of natural gas occurred Saturday afternoon at the Mammoth pottery, owned by Knowles, Taylor & Knowles.

Foreman Allen was cleaning the gas regulator, and, to blow out the air and dust accumulated, turned on a full head of gas. A terrific explosion occurred instantly. Robert Orrin, engineer, William Allen, William McRae and Reuben Densmore were frightfully burned. Orrin's injuries are probably fatal. The others stand a chance of recovery, but are in a critical condition.

What sub-type of article is it?

Accident

What keywords are associated?

Natural Gas Explosion Mammoth Pottery East Liverpool Burn Injuries Industrial Accident

What entities or persons were involved?

Foreman Allen Robert Orrin William Allen William Mcrae Reuben Densmore Knowles, Taylor & Knowles

Where did it happen?

East Liverpool, O.

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

East Liverpool, O.

Event Date

Saturday Afternoon

Key Persons

Foreman Allen Robert Orrin William Allen William Mcrae Reuben Densmore Knowles, Taylor & Knowles

Outcome

robert orrin, engineer, william allen, william mcrae and reuben densmore were frightfully burned. orrin's injuries are probably fatal. the others stand a chance of recovery, but are in a critical condition.

Event Details

An explosion of natural gas occurred Saturday afternoon at the Mammoth pottery, owned by Knowles, Taylor & Knowles. Foreman Allen was cleaning the gas regulator, and, to blow out the air and dust accumulated, turned on a full head of gas. A terrific explosion occurred instantly.

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