Peace terms for South Africa announced in Commons
London reporters note First Lord A J Balfour announced the terms ending the Boer War. King Edward VII acknowledged as sovereign. burghers to lay down arms and return home with civil rights. Conditions include language, licenses, trials, and provision of aid via commissions with 3 million pounds to aid restoration and reintegration.
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Strife at Coal Mines as Strike Orders Go Into Effect
Wilkesbarre Penn June 2 The United Mine Workers strike order shuts down engineers and pumpmen across the region while regular and non union workers fill roles. Most mines stay open with pumps running near normal output as violence remains scarce and officials fear further actions.
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Peace negotiations end Boer War with British victory
London reports joyous crowds as peace ends a costly war. The prearranged terms grant generous terms to Britain, with Boers losing independence in foreign relations and facing continued self governance under British supervision. Milner and Kitchener confirm surrender terms and Vereeniging conference outcomes.
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Peace terms for Boers announced amid universal rejoicing
Mr Balfour in the House of Commons and Lord Salisbury in the Lords announced generous peace terms with the Boers. The liberal conditions drew general approval and sparked joyous demonstrations across London and the British Empire. Europe expressed relief at the war’s end and prospects of renewed prosperity in South Africa.
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