Boer War. Lord Kitchener's Proclamation. London, Aug. 9
A proclamation issued to the burghers who are still fighting by Lord Kitchener was published to-day. The document, which is dated August 7…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1901
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Boer War. London, Aug 12
Commandant Kruitzinger, with 400 men, has crossed the railway line southwards of Conway, and is proceeding towards Greaf Reinet. Other bands have broken through the British…
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The Times Pretoria correspondent states that Mr. Kruger is banking the stipends of Boer Generals and officials, who play on the simplicity and patriotism of their followers…
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The British Press unanimously hail [?]rd Kitchener's proclamation as her[?]ling the end of the war Kruger's position is much commented…
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In the proclamation issued by Lord Kitchener, calling upon the loaders of the Boers to surrender by September 15th, the British Government emphasises the accomplishment of the annexation of…
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A PROCLAMATION issued to the burghers who are still fighting, by Lord Kitchener, was published to-day. The document, which is dated August 7,…
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In the Legislative Assembly on Tuesday Mr. Haynes asked the Premier if he could give any information in regard to the enlistment of men in New South Wales…
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Special patrols have been organised to distribute the proclamation of Lord Kitchener, calling upon the Boer leaders to surrender by September 15. Lieutenant-colonel Crabbe has engaged…
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Private C. C. Whittle, of the South Australian Bushmen, has died of enteric at Trubersdrift. The Commission appointed to inquire into and report upon the claims of foreign residents in South…
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At the Royal United Service Institution, M. Jean de Bloch, Imperial Russian Councillor of State, and author of "Is War Now Impossible," gave a…
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SPECIAL patrols have been organised to distribute the proclamation of Lord Kitchener, calling upon the Boer leaders to surrender by September 15…
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A proclamation braed to the burghers who are still fighting, by Lord Kitchaner, was published on August [?]. The document, which is dated August…
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COMMANDANT K[?]UITZINGER, with 400 men, has crossed the railway line southwards of Conway, and is proceeding towards Graaf Reinet…
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IT was a very wise move on the part of Lord Eitchener to give notice to the fighting Boers that they must surrender within, a certain, time of stringent…
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Corporal Hazelwood, formerly of Goulburn, a member of the Imperial Bushmen, has brought homo i very interesting curio from the war. It consists of a Boer belt studded…
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Writing from, Annyspruit on 1st June last to his mother (Mrs. Schroder) at Garangula, Trooper Sid Duke says:-- Just a few lines to let you know that 1…
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Lord Kitchener has sent his proclamation calling upon the Boer leaders to surronder by September 15, with a letter, to General Botha and Mr. Steyn. The Pretoria correspondent of the "Morning…
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In the House of Commons last night the motion for the second reading of the Appropriation Bill led to an animated debate on the war in South Africa. Sir William Harcourt, Liberal, said that the…
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The Boers under Commandant Kruitzinger, many of whom are horseless, have recrossed the Orange River. British columns are pursuing and shelling them…
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"Mr. Bennet Burleigh, the correspondent of the Daily Telegraph, reports that, in response to the issue of the proclamation, many Boers are inquiring what will be their treatment if they surrender…
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