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In 1913 the colliery was producing 1,800 long tons (2,000 short tons) of coal a
day, and Senghenydd's population h grown to just under 6,000. No work was
undertaken at Senghenydd to implement the requirement, and the Mines
Inspectorate gave the management an extended deline of September 1913 to
complete the work, but this was missed. 14 October 1913 The layout of the
Senghenydd mines, shog the location of the victims, and how they h died At 3:00
am on 14 October 1913, the day firemen descended the pit to conduct the daily s
for gas; they h three hours to complete their investigations. The firemen for
the Mafeking return h to travel more than two miles from the shaft bottom to
the workface. It left insufficient time in which to make a thorough of the
workingswhich involved placing a naked flame into cavities to see if the flame
lengthenedthe historian Michael Lieven states that "the company considered
any other of inspection to be too time-consuming". Between 5:10 and 6:
00 am 950 men descended the shaft for a shift that was due to last until 2:00
pm. Just after 8:00 am an explosion occurred in the west side of the
underground workings. It is possible t were two explosions as survivors stated
a smaller explosion preceded the main one; the official report referred to one.
The cause was probably a build-up of firedamp that was ignited by an electric
spark from equipment such as electric bell signalling gear. The initial
explosion ignited airborne coal dust, and a shock wave ahe of the explosion
raised yet more coal dust, which also combusted. Many victims who were not
killed immediately by the explosion and fire died from the effects of
afterdamp. The explosive wave travelled up the Lancaster shaft to the surface,
destroying the heframe; it killed the derthe man in chargeand bly injured his
deputy. A team of 6 or seven men, covered in coal dust and each carrying their
respirator packs. They are watched by a crowd of onlookers. A rescue team
leaving th
e pit Edward Shaw, the colliery manager, was on the surface and the remaining
shift foremen were still underground and unable to give assistance. He took
charge and descended the York shaft, accompanied by overman D R Thomas. The
descent was slow, and they h to clear several girders and obstructions before
they reached the bottom. They found that the men from the east side of the
workings (approximately 450 workers) were unharmed, and their evacuation was
ed. Shaw and Thomas moved to the western side, w they found other men, alive
but injured, and arranged for them to travel to the surface. Thomas later
reported that the view into the western workings "was exactly like looking
into a furnace". Shaw explored what he could of the western workings,
before he and some of the survivors began tackling the fire. The water pipes
from the surface in the Lancaster shaft were all fractured, and
hand-extinguishers were used. Shaw returned to the surface at 9:30 am to
arrange for rescu
e and fire-fighting teams from neighbouring collieries. From 11:00 am the
specialist mines rescue teams began arriving at the colliery from the Rhymney
and Rhondda Valleys, as did Red Cross workers and local ambulance services; a
police detachment was sent from Cardiff in a special train. s of the
Inspectorate of Mines were quickly on the scene, and an inspector descended to
view the mine the same morning. A young girl holds her younger sister on a
hillside overlooking the Universal Colliery; a crowd, also waiting for news,
are a little further down the hill. A thir-year-old girl awaits news with her
baby sister.
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