100年前矿难高发美国从农业国向工业国转变,从自由幼稚资本主义向垄断资本主义过渡,其过程虽然使资本家百炼成金,但却让产业工人成了冶炼炉里的灰烬。其间,生产事故频发,致使大量工人不幸死亡。到20世纪初期,美国重大特大生产事故呈井喷态势,在1907年12月迎来了美国历史上最为血腥、最为惨痛的矿难。1907年12月6日早上10点左右,位于西弗吉尼亚莫农加地区美国联合煤炭公司属下的两个矿井随着一声剧烈的爆炸声全面坍塌。当天登记在册 100 years ago, the high incidence of mining mines in the United States shifted from an agrarian state to an industrialized country and from free and naive capitalism to monopoly capitalism. Although the process of refining capitalists into gold, industrial workers became the ashes of smelting furnaces. In the meantime, frequent production accidents have resulted in the unfortunate death of a large number of workers. By the early 20th century, the major and major U.S. production accident was a blowout and in December 1907 ushered in the bloodiest and the most tragic mine in the history of the United States. At about 10 a.m. on December 6, 1907, two coal mines owned by United Coal Corporation in Mononga, West Virginia, collapsed with a sharp explosion. Register in the day