The Latest War News
Lord Roberts's bodyguard of colonials were the first to enter Kroonstadt. The march into town was the most impressive scene of the war. The whole British force marched…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
1,192 stories in Queanbeyan & Braidwood's papers · page 24 of 60
War News. London, May 11
Lord Roberts telegraphed from the cable cart, north of Zand River, on Thursday: "The enemy is fall retreat. They occupied a position extending for 20 miles.; ours was unusually longer…
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Field-Marshal Lord Roberts has cabled from Reitspruit, eight miles north of the Zand River, that the forces under his command had a successful day on Thursday, and…
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Field-Marshal Lord Roberts has cabled from Rietspruit, eight miles north of the Zand River, that the forces under his command had a successful day on Thursday, and…
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Lord Robert's bodyguard of colonials were the first to enter the town of Kroonstadt. The march into the town was the most impressive scene of the war. The whole of the…
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Lord Robert's bodyguard of colonial were the first to enter the town of Kroonstadt. The march into the town was the most impressive scene of the war. The whole of the…
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Capt. C. G. Dennison is wel known all over Africa as commander of the [?] that captured the famous[?].Under date of Nov.4,1897,from [?], he writes:…
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'Sit down, Margaret. ' Captain Lynden replied with quiet firmness. ' You must have faith in me in all respects. When you leave the protecting shelter of this house, it…
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'Sit down, Margaret!' Captain Lynden replied with quiet firmness. 'You must have faith in me in all respects. When you leave the protecting shelter of this house, it…
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President Kinger has consulted a D[?] who prophes[?] that peace will be declared in June, and that be (Kruger) will die in three months…
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Lieutenant-General Sir Leslie Rundle, commanding the 8th Division of the Army Corps, and Major-General Brabant's Cape Colonial Brigade, have checkmated the…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Death of an Australian War Correspondent
On Tuesday the proprietary of tile Evening News received a cable from their agent at Capetown, announcing the death, from enteric fever, of Mr. H. H. Spooner, their…
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President Kruger hue consulted a Dutch seer, who prophesied that peace will be declared in June, and that the President (Kruger) will die in three months…
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London, Thursday.—The House of Com has expunged Clause 74 from the Common-wealth Bill limiting the right of appeal. Owing to the expression of Australian…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Latest War Cables. Australian Federation
London, Thursday.—The House of Com has expunged Clause 74 from the Commonwealth Bill limiting the right of appeal. Owing to the expression of Australian…
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Commandant-General Louis Botha threatens to resign if the Transvaal Government prepares to destroy property on the Rand and elsewhere throughout the Republics…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Transvaal War. Destruction of Property
Commandant-General Louis Botha threatens to resign if the Transvaal Government prepares to destroy property on the Rand and elsewhere throughout the Republics…
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Lord Salisbury read a cablegram in the House of Lords announcing the relief of MafeKing, but he said the news was unofficial…
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Capt. C. G. Dennison is well known all over Africa at commander of the forces that captured the famous rebel [?]. Under date of Nov. 4, 1897, from Vrryburg, Bechuanaland, he writes:…
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He looked at her reproachfully, 'why will you talk in that way? Have I not…
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