Deaths of Colonial soldiers
Trooper McIntosh of New Zealand died from dysentery at U[?]li. Corpo al Bugler Daly of New South Wales has died of fever at…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
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War News
BE[?], Pretoria surrendered the British shells damaged tow forts, the Boers replying with their Krupp guns. When the British howitzers dropped in the suburbs the city…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Latest European News. The Transvaal War London, Saturday Boers attack the engineers
Tim Dock again attacked the Engineers who were reco[?]tructing the railway north of Rhenoster, Major-General Lord Kitchener…
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Corporal Veril Daly of the Mew South Wales Mounted infantry, has died at Boemfontein from enteric fever. Captain C. St. Clair…
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The Take Forts [?] a unexpecielly at one [?] in [?] morning bou[?]arded by the combined fleets. Thousands of…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Transvaal War. LONDON, June 16, 7.5 a.m
It is officially reported that General Botha on Tuesday, not anticipating a frontal attack, strengthened his flanks and held the centre weakly…
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LORD ROBERTS' main army defeated the Boers under Genl. Botha, on Monday, 10 miles from Pretoria, after much opposition. Genl. Hamilton's Infantry secured the key of the evening's…
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THE lines of communication between Capetown and Pre[?] have been restored. Lord Methu[?] has completely routed Commandant De Wet's forces, who attempted…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The War in China. London, Monday. Seymour's advance
Vice-Admiral Sir C. H. Seymour, in a report to the Admiralty regarding his recent advance upon Pecking and his subsequent return…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Transvaal War London, Monday. Boer attempt frustrated
The Boers attempted to blow up the artillery barracks magazine at Pretoria, but a gunner kicked away the fuse and frustrated the attempt…
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The London "Express" reports that the Chinese sharp shooters wounded Sir E. H. Seymour as he was sitting in his house at Tientain…
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In the course of one week 4000 rifles were surrendered to General Baden-Powel. Commandant de Wet is very active…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Transvaal War London, Thursday. Deaths at Bloemfontein
The London "Telegraph" reports that the deaths form enteric fever at Bloemfontein have totalled 919…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest. European N[?] the War in China. London, Thursday A Curious proposal
The Consuls at Tientsin [?] proposed that the Power should threaten to destroy the graves of the Imperial family at [?] the…
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No troops will be withdrawn from South Africa for China until the close of the war. Genl Botha, a Bond member of the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Transvaal War London, Monday. Buller at Pretoria
General Buller has arrived at Pretoria…
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Three Chinese servants who escaped from the massacre of the Legat on report that the thousand foreigners massacred included 400…
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In the three arsenals which tho allies destroyed at Tientsin there weet arms and ammunition worth £2,000,000…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The War China. London, Friday. Chinese revenge
The murder of the German Ambassador and other out[?] by the Boxers, Prince Tu[?] attributes to the natural fury of the Chinese…
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Prince Ching, whose kind offices towards the members of the legations are reported (says the "Argas") was highly esteemed by Lord Charles…
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