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It was located at Kroonstad according to the Birkenhead News of 11th May 1901.



Sergeant Howlett served in the Cheshire Regiment.

I can find no other references to the "Russian Dutch Hospital" in the newspapers of the day.

The outspoken views of Dr Kukharenko, who receives a mention in Dave F's above post above, once he had retuned to Moscow. The clip is from the Cork Weekly News 28th July 1900. It was a syndicated article and appeared in other British newspapers.

Thanks for the most interesting and informative info on the Russian/Dutch Hospital. It would seem Sir Lt. Lacom received good treatment as he overcame his typhoid to live another decade. Again, thanks for your very helpful posts.
John