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Frontenac dedicates Miners Park - The Morning Sun
FRONTENAC, Kan. — On Nov. 9, 1888, the worst mining disaster in Kansas history occurred at the Pittsburg and Cherokee Mining Company Shaft Number Two. A total of 44 miners were killed following an explosion in the mine. “Friday, November the 9th, 1888, was a cold, wet, raw November Day,” said local historian Jerry Lomshek. “That morning, 164 miners went to work in Mine Number Two of the Cherokee Coal Mining Company just to the northeast of Fro…
·Pittsburg, United States
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