Our Wires. (Per Greville's Telegram Company) the War London
The Boer prisoners affirm that the seige of Mafeking has been raised. Presidents Kruger and Steyn, in making overtures for peace, represent that the British…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
1,204 stories in New England's papers · page 14 of 61
Transvaal War British Occupy an Important Position. Mafeking Safe on 6th. LONDON, Match 13
General French has occupied the hills commanding Bloemfontein, and has seized the railway and cut the telegraph lines connecting the Boer centres with…
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The Brussels correspondent of the "Financial News" states that Dr. Leyds was recently horsewhipped by an Englishman. The visitor obtained…
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The British attacked 6,000 Boers at Driefontein on Saturday. The British horses were knocked up. The Boers suffered heavily and left 102 dead on…
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Lord Roberts, telegraphing of the Osfontein retreat, says:--"The Boers abandoned their cooked dinners. We captured a Krupp gun and several…
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General French occupied the hills commanding Bloemfontein, seized the railway, and out the telegraph lines connecting the Boer centres with the towns and forces outlying the south…
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Lord Salisbury's reply to the telegrams of Presidents kruger and Steyn, making overtures for peace, but stipulating for the independence of the…
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Lord Roberts has arrived at Bloemfontein. He was warmly weloomed by the inhabitants. The general opinion in regard to…
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Major General French has occupied the hills commanding Bloemfontein. He seized the railway, out the telegraph lines connecting the Boer…
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It had arrived from England a few waeke before tbe rebellion began, and for several days Dill Davis neglected his work shamefully to give free…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Latest War News. Boers Preparing to Destroy Johannesburg. New Dynamite Gun. Bombarding the Boers. All Quiet at Bloemfontein Sydney, Friday Night
The British, with 28 guns, are bombarding the Boers across the Orange River. Lord Methuen, at Boshof,…
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General Roberts telegraphed on Tuesday that he had taken possession of Bloemfontein. He was met 2 miles from the town by the Mayor and other officials,…
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General Roberts telegraphed on Tuesday that he had taken possession of Bloemfontein. He was met two miles from the town by the Mayor and other officials who presented him…
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The Armidale corespondent of the " Catholic Press" writes,-- On receipt of General Cronje's capitulation the people of Waleha gave vent to their…
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There was desperate fighting at Mafaking. The Boers were driven back to their main lines. Powell reported hopefully on the 13[?] instant, on which date Plimer was w[?]hia 15…
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Particulars of the British bombardment at Orange River states that the locality is situated between Alliwal North aud Norvals Pont, the passage across the river being…
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The fifth Division, under Genera Warren, hue been ordered to rejoin General[?] Boiler and French. Foreign ministers state that Lord…
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Desperate fighting has taken place at Mafeking, the Boers being driven back to their main lines. Baden-Powell reported hopefully on the 13th instant, on…
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THERE has been desperate fighting at Mafeking. The Boers were driven back too their main lines. Colonel Baden-Powell reported hopefully…
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