War News Briefs From Ottawa to Dreifontein Front
Reports from Ottawa note Strathcona units sailing for Halifax with the first 190 man contingent. Lord Roberts dispatches detail Dreifontein fighting near Bloemfontein as British forces press forward. Generals French and Kelly-Kenny push advances while Mafeking and Barkly East show relief and hardship amid ongoing bombardments. The war loan drive continues, with substantial subscriptions from the States and colonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peep
Krager
Suemeenind
Geo. Wyndham
Balfour
Strathcona
Ottawa
Halifax
War Office
Lord Roberts
Dreifontein
Elfontein
Bloemfontein
Kelly-Kenny
Roberts
Bethune
Lowan
Roberts Enters Bloemfontein Amid Public Office Handover
Lord Roberts enters Bloemfontein as public offices are handed over in the Free State capital. He is met two miles out by the mayor and officials amid a cordial reception from residents and troops. Royal troops receive a warm welcome from the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lord Roberts
Bloemfontein
Free State
Roberts
Boer War Dispatches Stir Cape Town and London Jubilations
Reports say the Boers are clustered in northern Natal with Ladysmith relief forces advancing in strong condition. Col. Plumer moves within 40 miles of Mafeking as Simons Town prisoners head to St Helena. Britain’s reply to Kreuger and Steyn is praised, and Laurier’s imperial war speeches gain acclaim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
French
Roberts
Poe
Steyn
Mafeking
London
Barkly East
Joubert
Pretoria
Natal
Baden-Powell
Canadian Mounted Police
Victoria
Prieska
Methuen
Boshoff
Kimberley
Lord Salisbury
Oity Tech
U. S
Pediamentey
Thut Premir Settherg
Cape Town
Ladysmith
Lord Methuen
Boshof
Simonstown
St. Helena
Col. Plumer
Britain
Kreger and
United States
Sir
Also Mentioned on This Page
Ames Holden’s
J. D. King’s
Brimstone
Gimellie
Bros, &Ao
Bulls & Hilts
Canada
Lawther & Co
Russell
Wilfrid Laurier
Commons
the Times
Dudley, Leese & Scart
Great Britain
Jalecnet
Ita
F. H. Marnew