Boer War Tale of Trials and Trials of British Forces
Fragmentary narrative recalls the Boer War origins and key events including De Jameson’s raid, capture and trial, Sir Redvers Buller’s deployment, and early British setbacks at the Modder River with fleet-footed delays, river crossings, and Boer defenses shaping the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mailer
Tredvers Buller
Lind Begat
Livstrom
Joers
Both
Christian le Wet
Gonend Delarey
Penor
Lord Methuen
Deluray
Nes
Kritzinger
Lord Witehany
Egimiamler
Boer War Chronology Through 1900 Siege theater
The article recounts the Boer War milestones from 1809 to 1900, detailing Precipitation of the conflict under Kruger and Steyn, the sieges of Ladysmith and Kimberley, major battles near Magersfontein and Colenso, and the progress toward Pretoria. It notes British relief efforts, key commanders like Roberts and Kitchener, and shifts in fortune as news covers capitulations and strategic moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vail Kroger
Republi
Hiléain
Republes
Transvag
Orange Wree
Kruger
Steyn
Willi
Coniel
Lenin
Wille
Marine Room
Cape Gibony
Cape Colony
Rhodes
Niwahorley
Baden
White
Ladysmith
Utne
Arriva
Hlm
Kinberley
Wrench
Awa
Wis
Crouse
St Helena
Buller
Pepe
Hein
Agag
Peppres
Mts Park
Pelonia Dona
Seria
de Stes
de Styles
Slayetaina
Bern
Stadt
Ty Henke
Spriietiela Thepawblican
Geniral Bf
The Great South African Struggle and Its Tragic Features
A detailed yet fragmentary report on South Africa's war episodes including key actors, battles such as Stormberg and Colenso, dates, surrender terms, and troop losses. Mentions of leaders Lord Roberts and Botha, totals of 22,404 British losses, and 70,000 possible casualties with later reductions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Croile
Kobarts
Pantdtebarg
Blowmfontein
Gemertt Joubert
Bransvaillel
Sierender
Prinstow
Huers
Jwy
Trewldynk Keuser Tees
de Prupsvaal
Lord Roberts
Lee
Botha
Znimland
Seplenbur
Ue Wet
Delarey
Udy
Delatesy
Mothiven
Springs
Geers
Joors
Ceylon
St Beland
Bermuda
Great Britain
Man Claims Identity of Jesse James Amid Missouri Trial
A long, garbled narrative describes a convict who claims to be Jesse James, detailing the 2nd street robbery and his trial in Kentucky, with references to witnesses, the judge, and the public sense of guilt. The text notes a misidentification of a suspect as Jesse James and mentions sentences and defense strategies, including confinement and arrest in Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel
Ian Yaad
Chuseow
Houndtres
Chinoe
Huron
Cutie
Hose
St. Lows Post
Missouri
Whip
Jesse Dines
Also Mentioned on This Page
DR. Jameson
Lalwe
Dany Natel
Crossers
Hecluniag
Damiegun
Beotehman
Colung Sual
Cech Ithudes Oen
Crone
Gunk Otter Lyith
Dyer
Alnow
Prange
Oringe
Ugt
Cig
de. Jameson
England
Uber
Ind
Wien
Welty
Natal
Glease
Repubties
Syaiing
Nadal
Eugenmler
Mingo
Tietelein
Dundte
Seffer
Ladysmith Particu
Baden-Howell
Stormbore Au Tey
Gavtaere Jost Hie
Dh Bagi
Gay Fener
Spytountiia
Littreal Bulley
Roberts
Kimberley
Timerel Roberts
Lord Kitchener
Nile
Ie Tower Nile
Raden-Vyowers
Seuils
Rom Mir Bolketins
Paul Kruger
Jesse James
United States
Cumberland Road
Cumbeckinl
Mak
Alshany
Wheelhig
Merce
Maebote
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