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The Coal War – Wearisome Struggle – No Signs of Giving Way
Mexborough & Swinton Times, 27 October 1893
The Coal War.
A Wearisome Struggle.
No Signs of Giving Way.
The Coal Owners Compact.
Distress Still on the Increase.
The disastrous dispute...
The Coal War – Where to Send Money
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday, 27 October 1893
Where To Send Money
Conisborough.—This Committee has been relieving about 550 daily with soup and bread, but...
The Coal War – Friday 13 October 1893
Mexborough & Swinton Times – Friday 13 October 1893
The Coal War
Developments of the Dispute—The Mayors, Masters, and Men—Breach of Faith at Wath—An Engineman's Courage—Condition...
Challenge Cup Competition
Mexborough & Swinton Times – October 27, 1893
Sheffield and Hallamshire Football Association
Challenge Cup Competition
There were five matches down for decision on Saturday, and in...
The Coal War – Feeding the Children
Mexborough & Swinton Times – Friday 3 November 1893
Feeding the Children
Free Breakfast Fund, Roman Terrace
A very enjoyable evening’s concert was given on Friday last...
The Coal War – Peace At Last
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday, 3 November 1893
The Coal War
Peace At Last
The Rosebery Conference Affects A Settlement.
Enthusiastic Reception Of The News.
Scenes In The...
The Coal War – Waiting for the Conference – Hopes of a Settlement.
Mexborough & Swinton Times – Friday 3 November 1893
The Coal War
Waiting for the Conference. Hopes of a Settlement.
A Hitch at Brampton Bierlow.
In the...
A Disastrous Year
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 19 January 1894
A Disastrous Year.
The annual official return, showing the quantity of South Yorkshire coal (chiefly hards)...
Eight Hours Mines Bill
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 11 May 1894
Eight Hours Mines Bill
Every year the Eight Hours Mines Bill meets with more supporters, and during...
South Yorkshire Collieries & Hull Coal Trade
Mexborough & Swinton Times - Friday 11 May 1894
South Yorkshire Collieries And The Hull Coal Trade
Great Increase Of Local Tonnage
100,000 Tons More Sent In...