The Boer War
ALL Boer raiders have been ordered out of the Orange River Colony. Lord Kitchener reports that an additional 240 Boers, with 250 rifles…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1901
923 stories in New England's papers · page 18 of 47
The Transvaal War. London
The Boer commando from Boksburg, 106 men, has surrendered at Middelburg. Scouts have captured near…
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Lientenant-Colonol Hsig near Perston is persuing Commandants [?] and Malan. The Victorians after bombarding…
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The appointment of many antiforeign officials in the provinces simultaneously with the announcement by M. Voyron that 10,000 French troops…
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Brigadier General De Lisle in a speech to the N.S.W. Mounted rifles on the anniversary of their landing in South Africa concluded with the…
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ON Saturday morning there was a large crowd of citizens in the Council Chambers assembled to extend a welcome home from the front to Lance-Corporal Gilbert Legh and Private J. Gribble…
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General French, the noted British cavalry leades, who has been in continuous active service since the commencement of the war in South Africa, will…
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The British troops stationed at Honeynest Kloof, a station on the Capetown to Kimberley railway line, about thirty-seven miles south of Kimberley, had a sharp…
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THE British discovered 19 field guns and a quantity of ammunition in the vicinity of Shanhaikivan. It is reported that Boer agents, who were…
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Mr. J, X. Merriman, one of the Afrikander Bond delegates to Great Britain, addressed. 2500 people, who were admitted by tioket only, in the…
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Prior to embarkation on the Tongariro, on their retain to Australia, some of the Australians wrecked the office in Capetown of the 'South…
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A renegade Englishman led the raiders who looted a farm near Craddock, and sprinkled strychnine on the food which was left…
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The Germans have defeated the Chinese with heavy loss at Hai-shan kwan, forcing them to retire into Shensi,…
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Lord Kitchoner is Contianing his scouring movement, and the generals under his command are doing good work. In all directions the country is being…
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Among the recent surrenders. to Brigadier-General Plumer, in the Transvaal, were an ex-landdrost named Munnik, who was a great inciter of the Cape Dutch,…
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TWENTY-FIVE men of the Prince of Wales' Light Horse kept 400 Boers at bay for eight hours in a position 15 miles from Kroonstad, Orange River…
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A RENEGADE Englishman led the raiders who looted a farm near Cradock and sprinkled strychnine on the food which was left. General Schalk Burger, the so-called…
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Lieutenant Reid, of the Imperial Bushmen, with 20 others, captured, near Oliphant's River, Commandant Schroder and 40 Boers, and horses,…
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At the first moiety war loan, Rothschild and Sons were allotted £11,000,000, J. P. Morgan and Co. £10,000,000. and the Bank of England £9,000,000…
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Major de Moulin's column, after scouring the district south-east of the Orange River, has brought to Aliwal North thirty prisoners, 60,000 sheep,…
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