1913
1913
Cadeby Disaster Poem
Cadeby Heroes presented to the King
Captain Maurice Pope
Conisbrough C.C.
Denaby & Cadeby C.C.
Mr George Harrison – Chemist and Postmaster
Mr J Buckingham Pope – Chairman of the Collieries
Ptomaine Poisoning
Denaby and Cadeby C.C. – Pre Season 1913 Report
Home Office Report – Section 1 Description of Colliery and Method of Working
Home Office Report – Section 2 Description of the South Plane District
Home Office Report – Section 3 Conditions prevailing in the South District
Home Office Report – Section 4b The Second Explosion
Industry and Commerce
Home Office Report
Places
Resignation of Mrs. Kaye Of Old Denaby
Mr John Kilner Bateson – Glassworks Manager
People
Mrs Kaye – Old Denaby School Headmistress
Places
A Veteran Teacher – Dr. Lang’s Tribute to Mrs. Kaye, Denaby.
Marconigrams – February 15th, 1913
Conisbrough Cricket club
Industry and Commerce
Cadeby Disaster Victim – John WilliamTarbrook
The Cadeby Disaster – Interesting Claims at the County Court
The Last Victim – Cadeby´s Dead Reaches Ninety.
Places
A Great Leader
Industry and Commerce
Conisbrough Parish Council Election (picture)
Places
Conisborough Hospital – Proposed Alterations & Additions
Marconigrams – April 05th, 1913
Crime and Courts
A Careless Mine Driver
Railway Trespasses – New Conisbrough Boys Get Off Lightly
Sports
Denaby Utd – Lincoln City 2 Denaby 0 – Two Points for Lincoln.
Diamond Wedding – Married Sixty Years
Ptomaine Poisoning – Alarming sequel to a public tea
Empire Palace
Mr J Buckingham Pope – Chairman of the Collieries
Places
Denaby Empire Palace
Empire Palace Site (picture)
Denaby St. John Ambulance Brigade Band (picture)
The Cadeby Disaster – Extraordinary Debate In Commons
Poem to commemorate the disaster on the first anniversary
1913 Fire at Denaby Main
People