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Father Curran of Goldthorpe
Sheffield Daily Telegraph — Thursday 07 January 1904
Father Curran of Goldthorpe
We regret to record the death of Father Martin Curran, of the Catholic Mission,...
Public Recognition at Mexboro’ – Hundred Heroes Entertained – Historic Gathering
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Saturday 27 February 1904
Public Recognition at Mexboro’A Hundred Heroes EntertainedHistoric Gathering
The movement to accord to the local soldiers, Reservists...
Hull Coal Trade in February – Slight Decreases
Sheffield Daily Telegraph - Monday 07 March 1904
Hull Coal Trade in FebruarySlight Decreases
The usual return of the Hull Incorporated Chamber of Commerce and Shipping...
Marconigrams – Saturday 09 April 1904
Mexborough and Swinton Times – Saturday 09 April 1904
Marconigrams
“Cat and Mouse” picture post-cards, 1d. each, at the “Times” Office, Mexboro’.
The recent sale of work...
Drunkenness
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Saturday, 23 July 1904
Drunkenness
The following fines were inflicted for drunkenness:—
John Birch, labourer, Mexboro', 5s. and 8s. costs.
James Kilgallen, miner,...
Assault at Barmborough
Sheffield Daily Telegraph - Monday 24 October 1904
At Doncaster on Saturday, George Hoskins, labourer, Barmborough, was charged with assaulting Joe Firth, landlord of the...
Dearne A.T.C. Cadets (2013 Squadron)
South Yorkshire Times. July 28th, 1951
Dearne A.T.C. Cadets (2013 Squadron)
pictured with officers and N.C.O.’ s on Friday before their first annual dinner, held...
Dearne R.A.F. Man Weds In Cyprus
South Yorkshire Times, March 5th, 1960
Dearne R.A.F. Man Weds In Cyprus
Our photograph is of R.A.F. Corporal G. R. Wood of Goldthorpe and his Farnborough...
Collier and the Rabbits
Sheffield Evening Telegraph January 18, 1907
A Collier and the Rabbits
Today Noah Blunt, Collier, Thurnscoe, was charged at Doncaster was trespassing in search of game...
Public House Brawl
Sheffield Evening Telegraph January 4, 1907
A Public House Brawl
William Taylor (30), miner, was indicted for unlawfully and maliciously wounding Richard William Meek, at Goldthorpe, on...