1901 February 2 Saturday -
Jacob ENOJARVI and Isaac NISKA, two miners employed at the Atlantic mine, were instantly killed by a mine blast yesterday. They entered the mine before giving time for the fuse to set off the blast. Mr. ENOJARVI leaves a wife and one child. Mr. LISKA was a single man. Both funerals will be held Sunday afternoon from the Finnish church at the Atlantic mine and the burials will be at the Atlantic mine cemetery.
Jacob ENOJARVI and Isaac NISKA, two miners employed at the Atlantic mine, were instantly killed by a mine blast yesterday. They entered the mine before giving time for the fuse to set off the blast. Mr. ENOJARVI leaves a wife and one child. Mr. LISKA was a single man. Both funerals will be held Sunday afternoon from the Finnish church at the Atlantic mine and the burials will be at the Atlantic mine cemetery.
1901 February 2 Saturday -
Jacob ENOJARVI and Isaac NISKA, two miners employed at the Atlantic mine, were instantly killed by a mine blast yesterday. They entered the mine before giving time for the fuse to set off the blast. Mr. ENOJARVI leaves a wife and one child. Mr. LISKA was a single man. Both funerals will be held Sunday afternoon from the Finnish church at the Atlantic mine and the burials will be at the Atlantic mine cemetery.
Jacob ENOJARVI and Isaac NISKA, two miners employed at the Atlantic mine, were instantly killed by a mine blast yesterday. They entered the mine before giving time for the fuse to set off the blast. Mr. ENOJARVI leaves a wife and one child. Mr. LISKA was a single man. Both funerals will be held Sunday afternoon from the Finnish church at the Atlantic mine and the burials will be at the Atlantic mine cemetery.
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