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Denver Tribune

Location

Denver, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1900

Page

2

Tragic Fire Claims David Robeson at Port Huron

Violence from a fatal fire kills David M. Robeson at his Port Huron home after an alcohol bath and flare up. His brother William and wife flee as the flames engulf the room. the body is burned beyond recognition.

David M. Robeson Fort Street Port Huron Mich William Robeson David

Boer Commander Cronje Surrenders After Ten Day Siege

British forces under Lord Roberts force the surrender of Gen Cronje and about 4,000 Boer troops after a ten day bombardment near Bloemfontein. Cronje to be held as a prisoner of war at Cape Town with exchanges planned for captured British soldiers.

Cape Town Gen. Cronje Simonstown Cronje British War Office Modder River Bloemfontein Orange Pree French Kimberley Welly-Kenny Kitchener London Heen Lord Lord Roberts Pretoria Ured Roberts

Roberts Boosted as Boer General Cronje Captured

British optimism rises after Gen Cronje and troops are captured. London critics praise "Bobs" for quick victories, noting Waardeburg surrender in ten days and contrasting with longer holds at Mafeking Ladysmith and Kimberley. Cronje’s past actions fuel public sentiment in the war.

Bobs London Waardeburg Mafeking Ladysmith Kimberley Cronje Potchefstroom

Joy in London over Cronje surrender shocks city

News of General Cronje's surrender sparked wild celebrations in London with crowds in the streets, telegraph offices crowded, and stockbrokers singing God Save the Queen. The event follows a Boer defense around Cronje's position and signals gains for British forces, with further fighting anticipated near Bloemfontein.

Cronje Gen. Cronje London Sone Stock Exchange Roberts Kitchener Pall Mall War Office Majuba Hill Southern Free State Cape Colony Bloemfontein Transvaal Gen. Roberts

Field Marshal Roberts Surrenders Prompting Cronje Ties

AE MAN Field Marshal Lord Roberts the commander in chief of British forces in South Africa born in 1832 in Cawn pore India rose through Indian Mutiny success to command. He is quiet reserved and a keen observer with a devoted family man ethic despite news of his son’s death in battle.

Lord Roberts V. C South Africa Cronje Cawnpore India England Roberts

Fine Convention Hall in Kansas City Hosts Democratic Convention

Kansas City’s convention hall, selected for the July 4 Democratic gathering, is praised as one of the nation’s finest. Opened a year ago, it features bridge construction with no columns obstructing any view inside the auditorium.

Kansas City Democrata

Kansas City Exhibit Halls Feature Lion of Africa Plans

Reports on the proposed redesign of Kansas City Convention Hall describe seating akin to the Metropolitan Opera House with a capacity near 20 000 and total room for over 22 000. Navy expansion notes include Spanish ships Gen Alava Quiros and Villalobos purchased by Maj Gen Otis for the Philippines.

Spain United States Navy Gen. Alava Quiros Villalobos Otis Philippines Metropolitan Opera House New York

End of the Ladysmith Siege Victory Announced by War Office

London announces relief of Ladysmith after months of bombardment and siege. Dispatch from Gen Buller details Dundonald headquarters entering Ladysmith, with Sir George White's forces suffering surrender and the British forces pursuing relief across the Tugela.

Waite Ladysmith

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