The Transvaal War. London
The London 'Times' estimates that 2000 Boers have been killed during the present campaign, and their casualties to date are estimated at…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
1,204 stories in New England's papers · page 16 of 61
Latest War News. Death of General Joubert. Rebels Submitting. Sydney, Friday Night
Lieutenant-Colonel T. D. Pilcher, with a small force on Monday, drove in the Boer outposts at Ladybrand, and captured the Landdrost…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Transvaal War Sudden Death of Joubert. LONDON, March 27
News has been received that General Joubert, the Transvaal Commander in Chief, who was lately reported to the at Pretoria died unexpectedly on Tuesday…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →A Young Lady who Wanted to go to the War
AMONG nurses a strong desire exists to transfer their services to South Africa, and some of them adopt rather extraordinary methods to. satisfy their ambition: a favorite ruse on theiz…
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President Kruger has undermined the British mines on the Rand, and also the British buildings in Johannesburg. A number of Boers are guarding the…
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The steamer Monowai is due at Durban on 25th April, and will bring back the invalided Australasian soldiers…
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Roberst' advance on Kroo[?]stadt is expected to occupy a week. He will not start for some days yet. Kruger has convinced the Boers that…
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Lord Roberts advance on Kroonstadt is expected to occupy a week. He will not start for some days yet. President Kruger has convinced the Boers…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Letters from the War. Armidalians at the Front. Private Ashton
Private E. Ashton who accompanied the second colonial contingent writes from Osfontein as follows:— On Wednesday 22od February we were [?]…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Late War News. Sydney. the British Reverse. Tuesday. 5.30 p. m
The Boers in amb[?]sh numbered 8000. They opened fire when the waggons and guns entered the drift, and the drivers and horses were shot at short range. 7 guns and baggage were…
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In connection with the capture of the British Convoy near Bloomfontein, the latest particulars received state that the Boers in ambush numbered 8000, who…
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OWING to the approach of a large Boer commando, Colonel Broadwood with the 10th Hussars and a regiment of Household Cavalry, and 2 horse batteries under Colonel…
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Lieut- Colonel Kenneth M'Kay, Vice - President of the Executive Council, has been appointed commanding officer of the Imperial…
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Lord Roberts reports that on Friday, owing to the enemy's activity in the immediate Front and their hostility to the Boers who were anxious to…
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There are various report's re the Doorospruitt disaiter, but the following is generally accepted as cor ec :(--) The acon's con isting of artillery, and waggons, entered the spruitt without…
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General Gatacre is operating with a British force at Bloemfontein, protecting the lines. The ground eastward of the town is adapted to Boer…
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Various reports have been received concerning the Doonspruit disaster The following is generally correct:— The scouts, artillery, and waggons…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Latest War News. Ungrateful Pretorious. Free Staters Shot. Mafeking Holding Out. Sydney, Friday Night
Farther particulars of the ambuscade state that Rimington's Guides and Roberts's Horse rode into the midst of the Boers, who, shouting " You need…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →The Transvaal War. Tuesday, 3rd April
Upon learning of the approach of a large Boer Commando Colonel Broad- wood's force fell back from Thabaneu, encamping on Saturday morning at…
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