August 1902


People

Golden Wedding – Mr & Mrs Senior



Industry and Commerce

The “Bag Dirt” Strike – Soup Kitchen for Mexboro’


The “Bag Dirt” Strike – Bread & Soup


The “Bag Dirt” Strike – Feeding the Children.


The “Bag Dirt” Strike – Meeting with Mr Chambers – 6th Week of Stoppage


The “Bag Dirt” Strike – Meeting with Mr Chambers – Memorandum


The “Bag Dirt” Strike – Meeting with Mr Chambers – Price List


The “Bag Dirt” Strike – The Strike and Children


The “Bag Dirt” Strike – Slight Disturbances


The “Bag Dirt” Strike – Seventh Week of the Stoppage


The “Bag Dirt” Strike – Mass Meeting of Men


The “Bag Dirt” Strike – Further Summonses


The “Bag Dirt” Strike – Meeting of Miners’ Wives


The “Bag Dirt” Strike – Ninth Week of the Stoppage



Places

Denaby Main Notes.- South Africa – Drum & Fife Band


Marconigrams – August 01st, 1902


Conisborough School Board


Coronation Day Passes Quietly (picture)


Denaby Notes – Sick and Dividing Clubs – New Engine House


Marconigrams – August 08th, 1902


Marconigrams – August 15th, 1902


Marconigrams – August 22nd, 1902


Marconigrams – August 29th, 1902


Return of Denaby Soldiers from South Africa.



Crime and Courts

Alleged Assault at Denaby


Alleged Intimidation.


Alleged Threats


Catapults at Conisborough.


Denaby and Cadeby Strike – Police Court Sequel. Assault on a Police-Sergeant.


Drunk at Conisborough


Drunks and Disorderly – Obscene & Abusive Language


Forty-Two More Miners Summoned.


One Sequel to the Denaby Strike


Refusing to Quit at Conisboro’


Well Merited Punishment


Wounding a Pigeon


Wrong Person At Denaby.


Mail Driver Sent To Prison.


Alleged Assault at Denaby.


New Conisborough Man Sent to Prison – Assault on the Police



Sports

Denaby & Cadeby – Rawmarsh  69  Denaby 73 for 2


Denaby & Cadeby – Mitchell Main  136  Denaby & Cadeby 137 for 6 – Champions Defeated


Mexborough & District Cricket League Results – August 23rd, 1902


Mexbro’ and District League – August 29th, 1902


Mexborough League Results – August 30th 1902