Skegness

1900s News & History

1900s Skegness News

1900 Fred Clements first performance on Skegness beach
1901 Jan Queen Victoria’s death - how Skegness mourned
1/2 Skegness sent memorial wreath to Windsor Castle
1/2 Displays in Skegness in memory of Queen Victoria
8/2 Memorial to Queen Victoria
15/2 New Infectious disease hospital proposed
8/3 Paper Chase Skegness college
15/3 Architect’s report on the structure of St Matthew’s Church Skegness
15/3 Derbyshire Poor Boys Home 10th anniversary
20/3 Preparations for the taking of the 1901 census in Skegness
19/4 Isolation Hospital discussed at Skegness Urban District Council meeting
26/4 Council man blows himself up when inspecting sewers
26/4 Telephone exchange for Skegness
3/5 John Charles Fowler Curtis and sister Grace Curtis commendation at school
17/5 Isolation Hospital discussions
31/5 Battle of Flowers may be abandoned through lack of support
2/8 Live seals on display aboard Whale Ship Eliza
2/8 Suicide of a teacher in Lumley Road
2/8 Stabbing incident in Skegness
16/8 Part of Skegness baths made into a concert hall
16/8 Charles Hildred death
30/8 Lumley Hotel Company Limited goes into liquidation
30/8 Pembroke House (now the Masonic Hall Rutland Road) is now apartments
1/9 Installation of the telephone in Skegness
6/9 Comedy Theatre destroyed by fire
13/9 Concert to raise money for Comedy Theatre destroyed by fire
13/9 Concert Hall at the Baths in trouble with the Council SUDC
13/9 Ratepayers refuse to pay rates
13/9 Taxis not wearing badges
13/9 Isolation Hospital
20/9 Former National School teacher dies in South Africa
8/11 Local baker gets gold award for his bread
1902 24/1 Letter to Editor - footpath hazzard
31/1 H V Tippet is seriously ill
31/1 Sewage disposal at sea
7/2 Lady’s clothes catch fire at a house in Rutland Road
12/2 Tippet’s death and funeral (this story is not photographed)
21/3 Divorce case in Skegness
2/5 Death of a child (Toyne) by poisoning inquest at the Vine Hotel
9/5 Alledged mismanagement of lifeboat funds
23/5 Death of Gasworks Manager
6/6 Skegness Disaster Fund
19/9 ‘Goodbye, Skeggy Gay’ Derbyshire Children’s Home song
17/10 Caretaker appointed at the Isolation Hospital
17/10 Wainfleet Road pond is a health risk
7/11 Further developments in Skegness
28/11 Charles Burnham Photographic Studio opens in High Street Skegness
28/11 Funeral of W E Enderby at Halton Holgate (Shades Hotel)
28/11 Fred Greenwood dies
1908 Samuel Moody Cuts Wire Right of Way over North Shore Golf Links asserted



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