The Transvaal War. London
It is officially announced that General Louis Botha has rejected the terms of peace offered by Lord Kitchener. The Boers have wrecked…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1901
923 stories in New England's papers · page 12 of 47
The Transvaal War. London
Commandant Kruitzinger has escaped across the Elands Hirer, Eastera Capo Colony and is proceeding eastwards…
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Field-Marshal Count von Waldersee, Commander-in-Chief of the Allied forces, has authoritatively intervened with a view of ending the mutually…
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It is semi-officially stated at Berlin that with a view to ending the spectacle of discord at Tientsin, Count von Waldersee mediated, and for…
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It is reported from Tokio that all Russian warships in Japanese waters have sailed for Cores. The Japanese squadron is…
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The Boer raiders in Cape Colony under Commandant Malon were compelled at Sockdoorn to burn their carts, and many rifles and saddles to avoid capture. In…
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Lord Kitchoner having confirmed the death sentence passed on three Cape rebels for treason, murder, and trsinwrecking, the prisoners were shot at Do…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Our Wires. (Per Greville's Telegram Company) the Boer War. London
COMMANDANT De Wet is in the neighborhood of Heilbron, in the northern portion of the Orange River Colony. The Boers in that colony have disbanded, and are…
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General Botha's refusal to accept the British terms is alienating many sympathisers on the continent…
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Commandant De Wot is reported to have gone to the Transvaal, after having suspended the operations of tho Free Stater's still in the field till he…
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The Boer raiders in Cape Colony, under Commandant Malan, were compelled at Stockdoorn to born their carta and many rifles and saddles to…
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The Marquis of Lansdowne, Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, explained in the House of Lords last night the Tientsin siding difficulty,…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →In a Boer's Home. an Australian's Victory. Love and Hatred. Incident of the Transvaal War. in Two Parts. Part I.
I CANNOT do this thing, uncle. I have tried to please you, and I am grateful for the home you have given me so long. But I cannot…
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The most remarkable army division in the world, is, probably, the Foreign Legion of France, fully 50 per cent, of which are foreigners, adventurers and refugees. A…
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It coats the British Government £1,250,000 annually for the clothing furnished to our army all over the world. Each of the foreign possessions, however, has to pay…
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IT is intended to send 1000 Boer prisoners, to Madras and to Bombay respectively. Two bundred rugged burghers of the force, of De Wet and Fourier have voluntarily…
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ADVICES from Peking received in New York state that by an Imperial edict from Si-an, the Emperor Kwang-hau rejects even the mended Manchurian treaty…
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General, French has arrived at Vryhein, since he commenced the sweeping movement in the Eastern Transvaal, 1200 Boers have been killed, wounded, and captured, seven guns 1000 rifles and…
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Colonel Scubille's column on the 20th instant severely handled Cummandant Scheoper's commando at Blaauwkrantz, killing six Boers and capturing nnny…
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The Johannesburg Mounted Police burnt a hotel at Boschkop, on the West Rand, to the ground. The place had become a regular hot-bed…
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