The Transvaal War
A sharp engagement took place on January 25 at Leenwspruit, between portion of General Christian de Wet's force and Colonel Garret's column,…
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The wars & local soldiers, 1902
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Alcohol In War. Scotch Whisky as Manufactured in Egypt
“War’s Aftermath” is the title of a paper contributed to the “Forum” by Mr. W. K. Rose, Reuter’s correspondent in the Soudan campaign. After…
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London, Wednesday.—The notes which recently passed between Dr. Kuyper, the Premier of Holland and Lord Lansdowne, the British Minister…
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London, Thursday.—Lieutenant-Colonel Byng, the commander of the South African Light Horse, specially mentions the gallantry of the New…
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The wharf laborers on Wednesday night, to the number of about 500, stoutly condemned the tactics of the Anti-war League. The speeches were…
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Lord Kitchener reports to the War Office from Wolvehoek, on the Orange River Colony railway, as follows:— Sunday.—After the operations and…
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London, Thursday.—Commandant-General Louis Botha degraded Commandant Tobias Smuts for burning Bremersdorp…
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Soldiers of fortune were a great and [?] [?]us class in their time, but they have [?] a writer in the “ Pall Mall Gazette,” faile[?] upon evil Says. A good many hundreds, or…
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London, Feb. 11.—The parallelogram of blockhouses in the north of the Orange River Colony inside of which the drive of the Boers was…
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London, Feb. 13.—Mr. Burleigh estimates that the Boer casualties in the recent drive were 100. The total captures for two days amounted to 600,…
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'OFF at last, thank goodness!' muttered 'the Parson,' as the Sussex left Circular Quay. He was feeling sore at heart, and tired…
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London, Feb. 21.—The report of the commission of ladies appointed to visit the concentration camps ia South Africa is a striking vindication of the…
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General Shilling, to the Secretary of State for War, January 1st, 2000: We managed to get within fifty miles of the enemy to-day, and opened fire…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →The Free Press. Published in Bowral, Mittagong, and Robertson, Wednesday, February, 26, 1902. How the War Is Regarded
There has been a great revival of interest, in and discussion on the war in South Africa. For a long time everybody viewed the question with patience, satisfied that'…
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Reuter's correspondent says that Commandant Alberto Ross, General Botha, and Commandant Christian Botha, together with some…
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London, Feb 26.—In the House of Commons last night Lord Stanley. the Financial Secretary to the War Office, in answer to a question, stated that…
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London, Saturday—On February 27, 600 Boers were captured or killed. General De Wet's son and secretary were among the prisoners…
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Is it a dream to believe that we are will [?]…
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London, Monday.—According to the latest returns, the British casualties in connection with the capture of Colonel S. B. Von Donop's convoy near…
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MAJOR GENERAL BRUCE HAMILTON, the man most prominent in South African despatches to-day, occupies the unique…
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