British Defeat Sinks Hope in South Africa War Dispatch
War office reports from Lord Roberts recount a Boer capture of 400 British troops at Denetsdorp with 15 killed and 42 wounded among the defenders, including Maj Hansen and Capt Digby. The 2,500 Boer force overran fortified positions, provoking London criticism of Allied performance and raising fears of further reverses.
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Wendor, Bee
South Africa
Great Britain
War Office
Lord Roberts
Deweradorp
London
Johannesburg
Dewetsdorp
63Rd
Gloucester Shiva Regiment
Highland Light Infantry
Irish Rifles
Hansen
Digby
Edanburg
Denetsdorp
Knox
See
Dawetsdorp
Steyn
Dewat
Yanibank
Dewestdorp Disaster News Across Britain and Spain
London reports detail the Dewestdorp disaster stirring alarm as censor limits clarity on South Africa. Independent accounts mention Boer wagons and captured British troops but omit surrender news, while Spanish prisoners held by Filipinos number about 3000 as pressure for their release grows.
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London
Dewestdorp
Great Britain
South Africa
Denetsdorp
Dewet
Seeig
Spain
Captlvar
Sener Reegidor
Aguinaldo
Europe
Madrid
Azcarraga
Regidor
Kansas millers to import wheat from Turkey at 2 1 4 a bushel
The State Association of Millers and Grain Dealers plans a new wheat stock for Kansas farmers by importing Russian-Turkey wheat from Turkey. They will deliver to Kansas patrons by Sept 1, 1901 at a price not exceeding $2.25 a bushel, equal to actual cost of the wheat.
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Binto
Topeka
Kan
State Association of Millers and Grain Dealers
Kansas
Turkey
London A Trifle Worried Over South Africa News
London dispatches report the South African war situation remains tense with ongoing reinforcements and daily skirmishes. Lord Roberts did not demand 29,000 troops but is seeking 8,000 replacements for casualties as ten men are arrested in Johannesburg on charges related to telephonic theft at a church.
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Mra
Orth
Franely
St. Dunuque
Denler
Fort Doidge
George Lauther
Morrow
Jou
Ncbriw & ON
SpringNeid
London
Capa
South Africa
Lord Roberts
Iits
Agei
Teineunfey Church
Johannesburg
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