The Transvaal War. London
Colonel Plumer, with the Colonial Division, is compelling Commandant De Wet to turn north, and is close upon his heels. De Wot is going in…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1901
923 stories in New England's papers · page 9 of 47
The War in China. London
The United States Government, at the instance of the Allied Powers, has accepted the principle that no Power shall seek individual concessions in…
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Chinese regulars attacked 50 Germans westward of Pao-ting-fu on Thursday. The Germans fought a rearguard action, and had one man…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cablegrams. London, Monday. the Transvaal War
De Wet has crossed the Orange River in a boat with only-a handful of followers. Thrice on Friday he failed to cross…
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In the House of Commons, the secretary of State for War, stated that the women detained in camp with their husbands on the commando were on reduced rations, other women in the laager were…
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Reports are to hand from South Africa that Commandant Do Wet, on Friday last made three unsuccessful attempts to cross the Brak and Orange Rivers, which were…
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The war office is increasing the force of Yeomanry at the Cape to 15,000. Reinforcements of 10,000 men, mostly mounted with artillery, will be despatched…
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A despatch from De Aar, dated Friday, states that the Boer invasion of Cape Colony is practically finished. De Wet and Commandants…
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DE WET has crossed the Orange River in a boat with only a handful of followers. Thrice on Friday he failed to cross the flooded waters at the junction of the Brake and Orange…
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Mr. Bennet Burleigh, the correspondent of the 'Daily Telegraph,' reports that the Orange Diver is still in flood, and that the Boers are trekking…
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Router's correspondent at Pekin states that the Welsh Fusiliers, from Hongkong will relieve the Australians at Pekin about the middle of March…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →Cablegrams. London, Thursday. the Transvaal War
The British are tightening the grip on De Wet and Steyn, and a battle is imminent. De Wet recently advised Hertzog…
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It has been announced that General Louis Botha, the Boor commander, has surrendered to Lord Kitchener. The surrender of General Botha has been…
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General Smith- Dorri[?]n and Colonel Alderson report having made large captures of Stock, waggons, and prisoners, and that the enemy is demoralised…
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De Wet's invasion of Cape Colony bas ended. His men and horses are precipitately swimming the Orange River where it…
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Japan has notified China that as Russia has received territorial and commercial advantages she will require an equivalent…
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The correspondent of the 'Daily News' states that General Botha has offered to surrender on certain terms, and that negotiations continue…
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It is officially stated at Shanghai that Yu-Hsien. who was one of the principal leader's of the "Boxer" movement, was beheaded at Lan-chan-fu on…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Cablegrams London, Monday. the Transvaal War
De Wet and Steyn, with. 1500 Boers, swam, across the Orange River and took five carts and waggons and two ambulances across, but abandoned…
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The troopship "Ranee," with a batch of invalided soldiers, arrived this morning…
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