The Transvaal War
The Orange Boers, under Commandant de Wet, made a desperate attempt at midnight on Wednesday to regain Ficksburg, near the Basutoland border, north-east of…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1900
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Latest War Cables
Generals Hutton and Mahon's brigade defeated three thousand Beers who were endeavouring to injure the railway line forty miles east of Pretoria. The British…
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The First Mounted Infantry, comprising Australians and Canadians, have been entirely requipped. Mahon's and Hutton's Brigade defeated…
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The Boers made a desperate attempt to regain Ficksburg, north-east of Ladybrand, in the Orange Free State, at midnight on Wednesday, and were repulsed after fierce fighting…
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It is reported from Berlin that Russia and Japan are sending 100,000 troops each to assist in the subjugation of the Chinese insurrection, and that Britain, Germany,…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War in China. Russia and Japan
It is reported from Berlin that Russia and Japan are sending 100,000 troops each to assist in the subjugation of the Chinese iusurrection, and that Britain, Germany,…
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Jessie took her father's tea into his study. The news was bad enough, and she was powerless to comfort him. Words of empty sympathy would only irritate him the…
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Jessie took her father's tea into his study. The news was bad enough, and she was powerless to comfort him. Words of empty sympathy would only irritate him the…
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London, July 10.—It is estimated at Pretoria that the commandoes under Botha and De Wet number 11,000 men. A detachment of Australian Bushmen…
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PARTICULARS relating to the situation at Pekin come very slowly to hand. It is known, however, that there is no immediate fear of the foreigners who have taken…
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The possibility of using kites for military purposes has attracted the attention of mines s[?]suts for a number of years, but the nearest approach to the solution of the problem has…
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All the members of Steyn's late Orange Free State Government have surrendered. They have persuaded him that it is useless to continue the struggle…
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It is estimated at Pretoria that the united commandoes of Commandant-General Louis Botha and General P. De Wet, of the Boer army, number about 21,000 men…
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All the members of Steyn's late Orange Free State Government have surrendered. They have persuaded him that it is useless to continue the struggle…
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It is estimated at Pretoria that the united commandoes of Commandant-General Louis Botha and General P. De Wet, of the Boer army, number about 21,000 men…
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All the members of Steyn's late Government have surrendered, persuading him that that it is useless to continue the struggle. De wet has solemnly sworn never to…
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President Steyu, Commandant Christian Boths, Commandant De Wet, and 8000 Boers have retreated to Fourlesburg,25 miles south of Bethlehela[?], and near the Basuto border…
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In the House of Commons on Tuesday night Mr G. Wyndham, Parliamentary Secretary for War, stated in answer to a question, that since 1895 English firms had…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The War in China. China's Equipment
In the House of Commons on Tuesday night Mr G. Wyndham, Parliamentary Secretary for War, stated in answer to a question, that since 1895 English firms had…
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The next afternoon Mr Collings called with Lady Alingford. Margaret received her ladyship with quiet dignity. Lady Alingford was a pale handsome woman of…
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