Have a number of newspaper reports about the death in English ac yn Gymraeg, I've given up trying to attach so written out the most relevent.
Thursday June 15Th
Mr John Jones Trefriw
AS a result of the injuries sustained in the recent fire at the Dolgarrog Works. Mr. John Jones, Pleasant View, died at the Llandudno Cottage Hospital on Wednesday at the age of 37.
The remains were interred at the public cemetery on Saturday. when the Revs, OwenEvans (w) Llanrwst and J Ellis Williams Bangor officiated.
Amongst the mourners were the widow and her children and his aged father. Also Messers H J Jacks managing director C Colley Manager and J Lobley and a large number of fellow workmen.
Thursday June 15Th 1916
Burnt to Death
Inquest on Victim of Dolgarrog Accident
An inquest took place on Friday at Llandudno before Mr J Pentir Williams touching the death of John Jones aged 36, of Trefriw, who died in Llandudno Cottage hospital on Wednesday from burns sustained at the works of the Aluminium Corporation the Vale of Conwy on May 29Th
Mr Crossley Colley manager of the works, said that thefire suddenly occurred in the works where aluminium is manufactured and Jones and four others sustained injuries. He was a very careful workman.
Mr j Lloyd Edwards, Home Office Inspector of Factories and Workshops, was present at the inquest and stated that he had visited the works and was satisfied that the regulations were being carried out there, but no doubt the Home Officewould go carefully into the matter.
A verdict of Accidental Death was returned.
Mr E W Johnson, on behalf of the owners of the works, expressed their sympathy with the widow and three children, and this was participatedin by the jury.