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Robert
Baden-Powell...the warrior
1899, October 19
Cerro
Gordo County Republican
300
BOERS & 18 BRITISH ARE SLAIN
They get the worst of a Battle at
Mafeking: |
Refugees
arriving at Lorenzo Marques say the Boers
were repulsed at Mafeking with heavy loss
- News of the fighting as told in belated
dispatches - Boers strengthening their
position in Natal and biding their time for attack:
etching - Colonel Baden-Powell. |
1900,
April 12
New-York
Tribune
BADEN-POWELL
REPORTED DEAD |
The
rumor heard in Pretoria, but in no other
quarter: etching - Colonel R.S.Baden-Powell |
1900, May 19
The
Chicago Record
LONDON MAD WITH JOY
Hears of Mafeking's Relief: |
etching
- Maj. A.J.Godly on the lookout of the
western outposts of Mafeking.
etching - Extemporized forts
outside of Mafeking held by the British.
etching - Col. Baden-Powell, who
commanded the British troops during the
long siege of Mafeking. |
1900,
May 24
Cerro
Gordo County Republican
BADEN-POWELL
WINS |
Stands off
the Boers at Mafeking until the promised
relief comes: etching
- Colonel R.S.S.Baden-Powell |
1900,
June 3
New-York
Daily Tribune
SOME
OF THE MOST FAMOUS OCCURRENCES OF THE
SOUTH AFRICAN WAR |
5
pictures:
(1) The relieving force entering
Ladysmith; (2) The attack on Spion Kop,
January 24; (3) Gen. Cronje Surrenders;
(4) Kimberly and its Defenders; (5) Baden-Powell's
Defense of Mafeking. |
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Letters written by Baden-Powell
Both written during the war
June 9, 1896
July, 7 1896
A Must See, well worth
the wait
This is the cover of a calendar, it is a painting by
Baden-Powell
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Daniel
Carter Beard
NEW YORK
HERALD
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July
12, 1908
"The Little People of the
Outdoor World"
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July
19, 1908
"Thrilling Adventures & Hair-Breathing
Escapes of the Wild
Creatures..."
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August
2, 1908
"Unexpected Animals We Meet In
The Water"
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The
Denver Republican
February
25, 1912
"Daniel
C. Beard; National Scout Commissioner,
who will arrive in Denver Saturday with
Baden-Powell" |
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The
Philadelphia Press
November
17, 1895
DAN BEARD
AND THE FOOTBALLERS
Yale and Prinston |
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