Brief Historical Sketch of the British Boer War
Wright A Patterson profiles the three year long war in South Africa. He notes unclear causes, outlines key campaigns from 1899 to 1901, including Boer victories at Magersfontein and Stormberg, British relief of Ladysmith, and Roberts and Kitchener leadership, ending with ongoing guerrilla warfare before peace negotiations.
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Glencoe
Natal
William Penn Symons
Elaandslangte
Rrench
Kock
Ladysmith
White
South Africa
England
Home
Sir Redvers Buller
Lord Methuen
Kimberly
Durban
Buller
Builer
Tugela River
Lord Roberts
Tugela
Methuen
Cronje
Magersfontein
Modder
Gordon Highlanders
Gatacre
Stromberg
Cape Colony
Spion Kop
Roberts
Acros
Orange Free State
French
Paardeberg
Bloemfontein
Joubert
Pretoria
Davet
Roberta
Sanna
Col
Broadwood
Beddersburg
Mafeking
Baden Powell
Dero
Mayo
Vaal
Golden Town
Johannesburg
Johannesberg
Tranavaal
Krueger
London
Kitchener
Fayot
de Wet
Botha
Steyn
Delaray
Schalk-Burger
War Office
Longon
Nglard
Modderfontein
Plummer
Yeomanry
Delarey
Victorian Rifles
Banyon
Black Houea
Methen
Wright A, Patterson
Grand Old Man of South Africa Paul Kruger
Biographical sketch of Paul Kruger detailing his German ancestry, birth in Cape Colony, early military service, leadership of Boer forces, role in battles and the trek to Transvaal, presidency from 1883 and multiple reelections, exile in Europe, and reputation as a hunter who killed 250 lions.
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Kruger
England
Transvaal
Free State
Holland
Potsdam
Germany
South Africa
Dom Paul Wage
Culesburg
Cape Colony
Boomplaats
Tranavaal
Majuba Hill
Europe
Americans in South Africa At Forefront of Industry
The article lauds Americans in South Africa for driving mining and industrial growth alongside British and continental financiers. It cites Howard C. Hillegas praising Americans for leadership in ventures since the gold rush era, noting American skill underpins many major South African institutions and that managers of large mines and industries are often trained in the United States.
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South Africa
Transvaal
Orange Free State
Howard Oc, Hillegas
Dom Paul
United States
California
Colorado
Orange Free State Population and Demographics
The Orange Free State spans 48,326 square miles with a white population of 77,716 consisting of 40,971 males and 37,145 females. Of the total, 61,010 were native-born in the Free State and 21,316 in Cape Colony, with an additional 129,787 natives in the region.
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Orange Free State
Free State
Cape Colony
Whipple motor sled becomes summer cyclemobile
The Whipple motor sled, first noted last February, is transformed by replacing front runners with wheels to create a summer machine. Designer Mr. Whipple claims it can run 4 to 40 miles per hour, weighs about 150 pounds, and offers excitement to all ages including the elderly and those in delicate health. Speed tests on Chicago streets drew large crowds.
Power of Imagini Thought Disease and Fear of Cancer
A Chicago American inspired piece argues that constant morbid thoughts and fear can induce real disease like cancer. It warns against dwelling on ruin or heredity fears, urging cheerful minds, positive thinking, and social support as cheaper, safer medicine.
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Kas
Chicago American
Attractive Low Priced Home Design Promises Adaptable Cottage
A public domain home description outlines a compact cottage with cellar under the first floor, two story finish with cherry staircase, white wood on the second floor, and interior framing of hemlock. It notes plastered walls, stone and cement floors, a hot air furnace, exterior sheathing and shingles, multiple color rooms with borders, and cedar trim.
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Gen. Kitchener
South African Republic
George White
Baden Powel
Petrua Jacobua Joubert
Mujuba Hill
Dr. Leyds
Boshof
Wepener
Fort Abram
Dewersdorp
Windsorton
Gen. Roberts
Gen. Joubert
Gen
Baden-Powell
Om. French
Gen. Methuen
Paul Kruger
Amerigans
Hechanis
Imagini
Jeros