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• Julianus J. PERSYN (1878-1933) door Rudi Bosschaerts

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Bibliografie

• Prof. Dr Julius Persyn (Artikel in "Ons Volk Ontwaakt", 1912)
• Professor Doctor Julius Persyn (Foto in "Ons Volk Ontwaakt", 1912)
• Naar een nieuwe tijd. Het afscheid van de traditionele Weltanschauung bij katholieke intellectuelen en kunstenaars. (1891-1909) door Bram Delbeke (2002)
• Jules Persyn door Louis Jacobs

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  Dr. Julius Persyn

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• Julius Persyn, van Italiaanse nationaliteit, omgekomen in een ramp

  Deze Julius (° ca 1880) is waarschijnlijk van Belgische afkomst, maar misschien met een italiaanse vrouw.

  Uittreksel:

  Seattle, King County, Wahsingon State, USA
  Explosion kills 16 coal miners at Black Diamond on November 6, 1910.
  
  "On November 6, 1910, an explosion kills 16 coal miners
  in the Pacific Coast Co. Lawson Mine at Black Diamond.
  Because the slope caved in on the miners,
  five of their bodies were never recovered.
  The cause of the accident could not be determined.
  
  The dead were identified as follows:
  
  Name  Age  Nationality  Family  Family At  Daily Wage
  Julius Persyn  30  Italian  Wife, Child  Lawson  $3.80
  Fred Setti  29  Italian  Wife, Child  Black Diamond  $3.15
  Cezar Bael  ...  Belgian  Wife, Child  Lawson  $3.15
  Joe Kronenberg  30  Polish  Wife, Child  Old Country  $3.15
  Mactili Fanstina  33  Italian  Wife, 3 Child.  Black Diamond  $3.15
  C. Biagi  28  Italian  Wife  Old Country  $3.15
  Julius Cappiati  30  Italian  Wife  Old Country  $3.15
  Frank Gardini  24  Italian  No   $3.15
  Isadore Gardini  22  Italian  No   $3.15
  Dom. Gregois  24  Italian  No   $3.15
  Albert Fontana  25  Italian  No   $3.15
  Frank Vergan  23  Italian  No   $3.15
  Mat Galope  19  Austrian  No   $3.15
  Dave Lunden  34  Finn  No   Fire Boss
  Oscar Bael  ...  Belgian  No   $3.15
  Girili Maes  33  Belgian  No   Boiler Man
  
  Rescuers used four of the new Draeger oxygen units supplied by
  the Mine Rescue Station at the University of Washington.
  
  The Mine Rescue Station was established with contributions from mines
  in Washington in March 1910 after a demonstration of the equipment
  at the 1909 Alaska-Yukon-Pacific Exposition.
  The station trained mine workers to use the equipment in smoke
  and gas filled mine tunnels.
  
  The Inspector of Coal Mines reported that although the number of fatalities
  had increased, the following improvements to the industry had taken effect:
  
  a law raising the minimum age for underground workers from 14 to 16;
  
  a law raising the minimum age for outside workers from 12 to 14;
  
  an eight hour work day.
  
  ..."