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Foreign News June 30, 1900

The Weekly Intelligencer

Lexington, Lafayette County, Missouri

What is this article about?

In Transvaal, 1,400 Dutch railway employees and families expelled for refusing British military transport work during the Boer War; officials to be sent to Europe, per proclamation reported June 23 from Amsterdam.

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EXPELLED FROM TRANSVAAL

Employees and Officers of the Netherlands Railway Refused to Do British Military Transport Work.

Amsterdam, June 23. - The Netherlands Railway company, of South Africa, has received official notification of the expulsion from the Transvaal of 1,400 employees, with their families. The Dutch consul at Lourenzo Marques telegraphs that a proclamation has been issued to the effect that the company's officials, who refuse to do British military transport work, will be sent to Europe.

What sub-type of article is it?

Military Campaign Colonial Affairs Political

What keywords are associated?

Transvaal Expulsion Netherlands Railway British Military Transport Dutch Employees Boer War Proclamation

Where did it happen?

Transvaal

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Primary Location

Transvaal

Event Date

June 23

Outcome

expulsion of 1,400 employees and their families from transvaal; officials refusing british military transport work to be sent to europe

Event Details

The Netherlands Railway company of South Africa received official notification of the expulsion from the Transvaal of 1,400 employees with their families. A proclamation was issued stating that the company's officials who refuse to do British military transport work will be sent to Europe. The Dutch consul at Lourenzo Marques telegraphed this information.

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