Pretoria and Johannesburg fall into British hands war news
London and New York dispatches report Pretoria near surrender as Lord Roberts advances from Johannesburg. Kruger alleged captured or evacuated, Johannesburg already under British control, with authorities shaping provisional governance. Reports describe guerilla resistance fading, with some pockets still active near Lydenburg and Waterval Bowen.
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Johannesburg
Johnnesburg
Hatherly
Kruger
Waterfall Boyen
London
Daily Mail
Bari
Iosslyn
Pretora
Watervanl Bowen
de Stusa
Gregorowek
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Tar City
Reuter
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Earl of Rosslyn
London Morning
Courtsey
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Mall
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Roberts
Feild
Watervaal
Boven
Watervaal - Bovensis
Penburg
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Krano
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Transvaal
Aulthough
Guch
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Chamberlain
Lord “Roberts
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Dover
Portsmouth
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Atootelock
Germiston
Subuay
Lord Roberts
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War Office
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Daily Express
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America
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Owithowit
Cerlon
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Lord Kitchener
Lord Roberts II
England
Lord Wolseley
Lorenzo Marques
Elng
Citizens’ Committee
Lord Tiaberts
Wilige
Tan Hamilton
Peace Committee
Daily Chronicle
Rundle
Ruger
Gold Coast Troubles as Despatch Hints Kumasi Relief
A London despatch dated May 3 reports belief Captain Hall and a relief party went into Kumasi on May 26. Governor Hodgson, with refugees, was at Kumasi on May 20. Troops concentrate at Kumasi to counter any rebel move toward the north and aid the relief effort.
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London
Tridenial
Hall
Kumasi
Preecptick
Mitchell Hodgson
Xat Fumsu
Fumsu
Kumasis
Special Pekin trial Opens Amid Foreign Troops Near Wall
Pekin saw a special trial begin as foreign forces and Chinese troops converged near the city wall. Reports state 72 Russians and 4 officers, plus 71 men, and 2 officers with 24 men for Chinese contingents, ferried by five quick firing guns. Rail damage around $50,000 is noted as foreign powers push for intervention.
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Pekin
Americ
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Chianese
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Algo
Wall
London
Berlin
Daily Mail
China
Colonel Harty to Succeed General Hutton in Canada
A cable to the Star claims Colonel Harty will replace General Hutton as commander of the militia in Canada. An Irish officer, Harty, has seen extensive combat including the Egyptian campaign. The report is not officially confirmed and foreign powers move to protect legations in China during the Boxer crisis.
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General Hutton
Billtla-In’ Canada
Montreal
The
Star
China
Savings Bank Depart Assets At Revelstoke Branch
Quebec Montreal reads like a financial notice listing deposits and debentures in provincial municipal and other issues. It notes drafts letters of credit available at all points of contact and mentions global trading through Hudson's Bay Co posts in Yukon and northern districts under manager A B R Hearn Revelstoke.
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Montreal
Savings Bank Department
Claniia
Kingdom
United States
Europe
India
Gina
Japan
Australia
New Zealand
Gald
Hudson's Bay Co
Yukon
A. BR. B. Hearn
Revelstoke
Taylor Block Offer on Mackenzie Avenue Tevelstoke
Surgeon to the GR Hewith offer to Chy of Reve 3.0 percent details unclear. Geographically, Tevelstoke and Mackenzie Avenue anchor the notice with an offer related to Taylor Block and local developer interests. The item references a medical professional role and a financial percentage, but specifics remain obscure.
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Taylor Block
Mackenzie Avenue
Tevelstoke
Hewith Offeer
Methodist Church Revelstoke Services and Classes
The Rev S Thompson, pastor, announces preaching at 11 pm and 7 20 pm at the Methodist Church Revelstoke with a class meeting after the morning service. Sabbath school and Bible class at 2 30 pm. Weekly prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7 30 pm. The public is cordially invited. Seats free.
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Revelstoke
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