The Boer War. London
THE Bothaville prisoners include 28 artillerists and 40 rebels. General Baden-Powell is suffering from enteric fever…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
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South African War. Stubborn Resistance of the Boers. London
THE guerilla campaign is being vigorously conducted, and numerous fights, in all of which the Boers were worsted, have recently taken place in both the…
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The Emperor Kwang-hsu declares that Tung-fu-Siang controls the Imperial Court, and that it is therefore impossible to banish him. The Emperor, however, is willing to…
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FIVE thousand colonial troops are expected to arrive in London from South Africa by the end of January. An influential committee has arranged for…
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DR. MORRISON, the Poking correspondent of the TIMES, reports that Ministers of the Powers at Pocking have finally agreed upon the following basis for the formulating of a [?] of peace…
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DR LEYDS declares that Mr. Kruger saved a portion of the Transvaal treasury, amounting to £400,000, and that Mr. Kruger intends to publish State documents compromising other…
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Following on the demand made by the Powers for the punishment of those guilty of instigating outrages, another Imperial edict on the matter has been published. It…
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DR. MORRISON, the TIMES correspondent at Peking, states that the Minister are weakening, and that they have reduced their demand for the execution of 11 high officials or princes…
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GENERAL Abel Erasmus, with 2000 men, 12,000 cattle, and 1000 waggons, is at Olifant's River, in the Middleburg district. He has in his possession £150,000 and is paying the burghers under…
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THE steamer Sophocles left Capetown on the 16th instant with a number of Australian officers and 38 men aboard The town of Lichtenberg, in the…
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The Morning Post correspondent at Pekin states that the latest Chinese Imperial edict (which condemns Prince Tuan and Prince Chuang to imprisonment for life in Mukden,…
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IT is reported that De Wet and Steyn, with 1000 men, have slipped through the British lines near Warringham. Theophilus Schreiner has warned…
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THE Shanghai correspondent of the DAILY TELEGRAPH states that there are credible reports that the Empress-Dowager has secretly ordered the viceroys and the governors to make…
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SIXTY selected refugees from the Transvaal have left Capetown for Johannesburg to prepare for working certain of the Rand mines and other works…
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The Upper House is again at war with the Lower House, and this time over the Compulsory Arbitration Bill. The stand taken on the present occasion is more determined…
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THERE was a Boer war revival in the Victorian Presbyterian Assembly on Wednesday, and a big row in consequence. The report of the public questions committee came up, and a…
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THE garrison at [?] has captured 28 Boer snipers and 50 women and children. The women were discovered baking brand for the Boers at Thabanchu, Orange River colony. The…
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STRANGE are some of the relics that reach London from the seat of war. A knot of Scotch Reservists, invalided from Bloemfontein, drifted into E[?] Station on Saturday, and as usual, an admiring…
Continued on Trove, page 7 →South African War. Another Plot to Assassinate Lord Roberts. Boers Looting and Burning the Situation Again Serious. London
THE Boers propose a raid on the Cape Colony frontier, hoping thereby that the disaffected Dutch colonists will rise…
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In the Reichstag, Count von Bulow, the Imperial Chancellor, stated that the Powers were unanimous on every one of the ll points formulated by the Ministers as the…
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