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1913

Man’s Delirium Follows Burns


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


Mrs Kaye – Old Denaby School Headmistress


Ptomaine Poisoning


Denaby and Cadeby C.C. – Pre Season 1913 Report


Home Office 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


Mr John Kilner Bateson – Glassworks Manager


Conisbrough Cricket club


Conisbrough Parish Council Election (picture)


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

Man’s delirium follows burns


Uncontrollable Denaby Boy – Mania for Chickens


Mrs Kaye – Twenty- Five Years as Headmistress


Mr George Harrison – Chemist and Postmaster


Captain Maurice Pope – New chairman for Denaby and Cadeby