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- Practical Irrigators Attend State Convention
- What the Convention Will Discuss
- Boers Rush British Outpost Guard and Fifteen Are Killed
- Princess Arrested
- Iowa Senate for Woman Suffrage
- Officials Arrested
- King of Servia Not Assassinated
- King Wins at Races
- Miss Roosevelt's Cablegram
- Branch of Railway Sold to Burlington
- Brother of Kaiser Will Meet 100 Men from Many States
- Judge Noyes Dismissed by President's Order
- Count Tolstoi is Now out of Danger
- Appropriates $25,000 to Fight the "Merger"
- Two Years in Jail and $5000 Fine
- Merchant Shot down; Killed in His Bed
- Valet Jones Has Made Four Confessions
- Americans Capture Most Ferocious Rebel Leader in the Philippines
- Two Negro Burglars Are Legally Hanged in North Carolina
- Crowds Throng Senate Galleries
- Injured by Explosion
- Fifteen Firemen Are Buried Alive
- Burglars Secured but Little Booty
- Paris Honors Victor Hugo's Memory
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- Spectators Amazed by Women Who Smoke
- Tie-up in This Town
- To Renovate Frigate
- War a Lottery for British Generals
- Water Should Not Now be Put into Milk
- Judge Has Backbone Undergo an Operation
- Was Granted Pension but Not until Two Hours before Death
- Boer Delegates Met by Montague White
- Cabinet Post for "Fitz" or Jeffries
- This Blind Youth Recovers Sight through Accident
- Roosevelt to Fish for Brook Trout
- Bancroft Takes the Highest Degree in the Masonic Order
- Burne-Jones to Arrive
- New Job for Hobson
- Monk to See World
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- Boy May Lose Arm from a Cat's Bite
- "Binder" is Adopted by Insurance Exchange
- Cuba's President is in New York
- Dynamite Cuts Tunnel Rock as If Hewn by Hand
- Anti-Mosquito Bill is Passed
- Storm on Coast Does Widespread Damage
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- Page 3
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- Bear Mauls Two Men to Death
- Murder of Earl Family Part of Robbers' Plot
- Microbe Now Discovered
- Steps in and Stops Duel
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- Steamer in Tow is Sighted at Sea
- Fail to Adopt Scale
- Rival Labor Unions Cause General Strike Involving 1500 Men
- Mrs. Dale Returns
- Predicts a Population of 1,500,000 for Manila
- Noted Old Whaler Ends Ingloriously
- Kentuckians Form a Suicide Club
- Gov. M'Connell Will Arraign Commissioner
- Billy Emerson's Body Claimed by His Widow
- Mrs. Soffel Has Been Released from Jail
- Alleged Counterfeiters
- Another Big Trust
- Harriman is Coming
- Indemnity Payments
- New Orleans Decides to Establish Future Branch of the Sugar Exchange
- Boy Gets $16,000 for Loss of Leg
- Korean Minister Sails
- Tiffany Left $2,000,000
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- Page 4
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- The Philippine Tariff
- Our Ambassadress
- The Nation's Guest
- The Forest Reserves
- The Irrigation Conference
- Local News
- Local News
- The Editor's Table Talk of Things Grave and Gay
- The Jew as a Patriot
- Credit is due; 'Tis Given, Too
- Another Boer Trap
- The Widow Shears, and All She Hears
- The Press Knows, Anyway, it Goes
- The Merry Joke Will Fat Provo
- The Poet's Verse is Not So Worse
- Page 5
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- In the Polite World
- Utah Woman Delegate to Congress
- Explained
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- Sounds Note of Warning to Women
- The Last Straw
- Not a Duel
- Story of Miss Stone as Related by Her
- Short Story of the Day
- Plays and Players Here and Elsewhere
- Managers Defeat Ticket Speculators
- Epitaph in Martha's Vineyard
- Day Nursery Attracts Interest of Mothers
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- Page 6
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- Bull Movement Helps Daly-West
- Four Meetings and Two Assessments
- Irrigators Meet in National Congress
- Daly-West Recedes
- Owns Claims on Thunder Mountain
- Cuban Reciprocity Discussed in Caucus
- Ten Thousand Logs Swept out of River by Breaking of Booms
- Committee Reviews Senators' Offence
- 200 Men Arrested
- Crew is Stricken
- In Lobby and Corridor
- House Objects to Senate Tariff Bill
- German Tariff Fight
- Successor to Firth
- Daniels Will Lose
- Soldier from Fort Saves His Comrade
- Rural Delivery Bill
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- Copper Drops to 71, Then Recovers a Point
- Local Quotations
- Cattle
- Wheat
- Invited to Meet the German Prince
- Page 7
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- Men Who Robbed Chicago Handbooks Are Known
- Investigating Electric Spur
- Highest Stallion Fee Charged $2500
- Corbett Agrees to Fight M'Govern
- Condensations from the Morning Papers
- Big License for Boxing Contests
- Death is a Horse That is Never "Dead"
- 10 to 1 Shot Knocks out Three Poolrooms at Coney Island
- At Oakland Track
- Bad Weather for Training
- Handicap Odds in East and the West Differ in Price
- Killed without Cause
- Pressure of Gas in Oil Well Stops Work
- Addicted to Drugs, He Commits Suicide
- Violated Postal Laws and Lands in Jail
- Reply from Russia Awaited with Interest
- See of Cheyenne is to Hav New Bishop
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- Ogden
- Army Will Take over Danish West Indies
- Several Policemen Injured
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- Page 8
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- Weather Forecasts
- Brief City News
- Implement House Was in Danger
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- King's Lawyer Defers Action for New Trial
- Salt Lake Woman Recovers Jewels
- Elected to Membership
- New Society Prosperous
- Snow, Rain and Hail in Salt Lake
- Big Hailstorm
- Peterson Wants Pay for Floats
- Daniel Densley Twice in Court
- Firm Incorporates and Files Papers
- Council Names Elks' Committee
- Adjourns until February 28th
- Blanchard is Guilty
- J. A. Russell and Party in City
- Letters of Administration
- Held as Prisoners
- Peter Mortersen's Motion Denied
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- Mails to be Weighed
- Undecided as to Quarantine Case
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Salt Lake Telegram | 1902-02-26 | Page 1 | Boers Rush British Outpost Guard and Fifteen Are Killed
| Type | issue |
| Date | 1902-02-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Rights | No Copyright - United States (NoC-US) |
| Publisher | Digitized by J. Willard Marriott Library, University of Utah |
| ARK | ark:/87278/s6wm2mkm |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wm2mkm |
Page Metadata
| Article Title | Boers Rush British Outpost Guard and Fifteen Are Killed |
| Type | article |
| Date | 1902-02-26 |
| Paper | Salt Lake Telegram |
| Language | eng |
| City | Salt Lake City |
| County | Salt Lake |
| Page | 1 |
| OCR Text | BOERS RUSH BRITISH OUTPOST GUARD AND FIFTEEN ARE KILLED LONDON Feb 26 Lord Lord Kitchener reports that six hundred Boers driving driving driving ing cattle rushed the outpost line near near during the night of February Feb- Feb and that some of them got through The Boers Boera left fifteen dead and and six sit itt rounded bounded on on the field A dispatch from Lord Kitchener made says A convoy of empty wagons was attacked and captured by the Boers southwest of Klerks Klerks- dorp Transvaal colony February The escort consisted of a force of the Imperial rial Yeomanry three new pew companies of the Northumberland and two guns The fighting righting was severe sever but have no furi further ier details I |
| Reference URL | https://newspapers.lib.utah.edu/ark:/87278/s6wm2mkm/16679014 |