Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 2 August 1906
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Title Section19 1906-08-02 1 Easten Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 275 VOL. H. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, 1906. PRICE 5 CENTS19 words
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Article299 1906-08-02 1 It is again reported from Simla by the Tunes correspondent there that Ameer Habibullah Khan has almost made up his mind to visit India in November. For a long time, he has had a Viceregal invitation to appoint some place south of the Khyber for a personal299 words
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Article323 1906-08-02 1 A correspondent writing to the Times in reference to the revel itations as to how tuberculous aud putrid carcases are doctored up in the canning factories of Chicago, gives the following remarkable case of the discovery of embalmed nams •'ln Jjne ot last year, the firm i 1323 words
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Article244 1906-08-02 1 Before Judge Sinylv, K. C\. at Shoreditch County Court, a clerk, named Stevens, vras being cross-examined as to his means, when the following dialogue ensued Mr. Sutton (for plaintiff): You live at Highamhill, VValthamstow r Defendant: Correct. Big house? Fairly.— Rent paid? Four months 1 owing. Any means? N'>ne244 words
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Article413 1906-08-02 1 She Corrects Jit>ge and Obtains Damages for Assaui r. An amusing case was heard in the Bloomsbury County Court last month in which Miss fcva Helen Silvester was awarded £i damages, with costs, against Mrs. Lily Warren for assault Plaintiff, a girl of small I stature, wearing413 words
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Article242 1906-08-02 1 The following letter ha- been addressed by Mr. K«-,r Il.tnlie. M.P., to Mr. Bankole-Bright, a native Zulu now in Edinburgh My Dear Sir, regret to say that I cannot offer you an appointment, a, I shall not be in Scot! ind again until the the242 words
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Article160 1906-08-02 1 WORSE THAN CHICAGO IJFKF. The House of Lordi Committee on Juvenile Smoking met on July when some striking evidence was tendered by Mr. Gaston, London m map r of ah American publishhing firm, was tin- < > itor < ;i--cig irette crusade hich has 1»: through- ut Europe.160 words
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Article55 1906-08-02 1 Two moc| large steamers are 1 coming to Port Swettenhnm. One, the Beuc/ugh, is expected on the lath August, and the other, the Glencarn, on the 17th. The former is bringing two carriages and 600 tons of material for our railways, and the latter one carriage and over 300 tons55 words
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Advertisement186 1906-08-02 1 I 1 iSt> TS jjn Little Co. Ltd. I SOLE IMPORTERS. I fLU GEL'S Condensed Sairg Sir and SDiilk. fULL CREAM CONDENSED MILK. d fin m the w fed on tin r < hesl pas- nders it partu ularly suitclimai $9.25 I Do*. $2.35 Tin. 20 cts. I Ihu'little co.186 words
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Advertisement468 1906-08-02 1 P Special Holiday T our TO CEYLON, &Newera Eliya 0,200 feet Ois the most accessible hill station from the Straits Settlements. Beautiful Scenery, Magnificent climate, Good Hotels. A Mountain home for Europeans. A health station for invalids. A place of education for children. An attractive holiday resort for Visitors. CHEAP468 words
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Advertisement19 1906-08-02 1 Old fncilish Curoc Cut Cobacco 4oz Vacuum Cins witl) /ilumiiiutn pocket tin, A SLICE TO A PIPEFUL Obtainable verywhere.19 words
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795 1906-08-02 2 The Eastern Daily mail PRICE 5 CENTS. THURSDAY, 2ND AUGUST. TUESDAY'S MASS MEETING. To anyone who was present at the mass meeting held in the Victoria Memorial Hall on Tuesday evening, and thougtfully surveyed the situation, the most striking conclusion which he must have reached was the pity of it795 words
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Article61 1906-08-02 2 Among the cargo of the B.S. Benladi for Singapore which arrived here j'esterdiy, were various cases the contents of which, when put together, in the Town H ill Tower, will form the muchdiscussed clock. There is no diubt but that the tower will be much61 words
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Article243 1906-08-02 2 Oar readers are reminded that a Fancv Fair will be held to-night at the Catholic Club in aid of the funds of the above Society, and as this is a m i^t deserving institution it is hoped tint th^ charitably iticliued will fl Kk to243 words
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Article145 1906-08-02 2 Captain Boldero, R. N. piid a visit to the Japanese battleship Katori yesterday. The policeman who was reported to have been found terribly injured, is thought cO have inflicted the injuries on himself. This is the theory of the Police authorities. A meeting of the Indian Christian Association will be145 words
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Article726 1906-08-02 2 Tl.. r- *O. (or a week ou bdialf'r?.! I Tew, and asked f r Mr I «*,so his Counsel^ c laiter 2Sl responsible f Or the r k a^' I decided. e Co «s. i, HI I ne second n^,. Rl»ntiff and eTn'l wanted a week's :o'726 words
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Article31 1906-08-02 2 fin brothers Shnger granted their discharge l!! mptcy Court ol :alcuttx rHosiwhohoH.R bv g|,dtohoa.tlut.t^M )tl iie RJ=who >l,ou!d k.^>W. thai aline* ihow -'> ri ltl menl the value ot thcil naturally incrsasf31 words
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Advertisement248 1906-08-02 2 Caldbeck JUST LANDED. A Shipment of Sferefbrdshire Cider (by H. P. Bulmer Co. of Hereford, who obtained the Gold Medal in 1888 at PARIS for the Highest Award \p quart bottles oply. SPECIAL %WT f^ CMhtLv USED PIHN©S RETURNED FROM HIRE BY THE FOLLOWING WELL KNOWN MAKERS. 3 HOPKINSONS *450,248 words
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Advertisement429 1906-08-02 2 ,^g|g__^ -W^taaw PURE I fe^t^^^^^^^g NATURAL I' THE I jyr $|\AfVD cans I^UJJ-t CgSS^jL AUSTRALIAN I STORES. I THOMPSON" THOMAS &c CO. I "fioui ae r €urope [CORONATION DAY] MUSICAL TIFFIN DINNER O3ST Thursday the 9th inst. At 1 p.m. and 7.30 p.m. I The Hotel del' Europe String Band429 words
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Advertisement228 1906-08-02 2 NOTICE. The Exchange Banks will be closed on Monday, 6th August. (First Monday in August, j For Sale. A pair of young ostriches, 7 months old, perfectly tame. Can be seen at No. 162 Middle Road. 2/8-8-06. Mr. T. KUD©, Japanese dentist CHARGES MODERATE, from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.228 words
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Article17 1906-08-02 3 IInfiScLUDEDIN L^don.Au^t ..rp.m m the views expressed J^ fia pp ean hclllternatlonal -Jtoi'JV.17 words
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Article35 1906-08-02 3 I THE DUNWM PIERTo m pROVHLY ERECTFD. London, August. 3 p.m. i the House <^f Commons, 'Unstated th.it .hattliedcrp-waterpiCT iSt Afr-i. t'e conrh had been sin-Toned. Sk proceeded with as qu.ckly as -> r35 words
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Article35 1906-08-02 3 ANOTHER LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL I'hjer Consideration. London, August. 1, 3 p. m. Lord Elgin said that he was r the establishment of iLvcbmc Council in British Centra! Africa, similar to that obtainBritish East Africa.35 words
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Article27 1906-08-02 3 I SIGNATORIES OF VIBORG PETITION DENOUNCED. GCVFRNVFNT WILL PMSKUTI THEM. London, Augu-t 1,3 p.m. The Government has decided upon of the signatories to jjrg Manifesto.27 words
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Article34 1906-08-02 3 TARTARS ON WAR PATH. Burn Villages— Terrible Slaughter. London. August, 1 3 p.m. Advices Ebon Tiflis show that regular campaign organized II Armenians by the Tartars. >H foe 1 wefk pist.34 words
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Article27 1906-08-02 3 FUSILLADE LASTS FOR FIVE DAYS. Village Burned London, August, 13pm. fed tint the Tartars mide the Askcran Pass held by !f* Armenians. IWj were rcpuKed27 words
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Article25 1906-08-02 3 C °LDS TREAM GUARDS ASSIGN^TODUTY. L .OR posi NEXT MONT|| r J h d rc B™«nt of te»l«L c Sr!!!!2 for the •"^sS^S."*"* Wi25 words
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Article101 1906-08-02 3 PROPOSED REDUCTIONS RIDICULED A Bad Precedent. London, August i, 3 p.m. In an interesting debate in the House of Lords, on the question of thesuggested reduction in the usual programme submitted, Earl Cawdor censured the action of the government in departing from the original scheme proposed. He considered101 words
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Article60 1906-08-02 3 CHECKMATE ON GERMANY. Lord Goschen insisted that, as Germany was bent upon a policy of Imperialism, and that those who laboured under the delusion that the resolutions adopted by the Hague conference were likely to arrest what was considered by Germany as her future mission, (ti*., her60 words
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Article53 1906-08-02 3 THE STEWARDS CUP. Results. London, August 1, 3 p.m. Rorlcetter, first. TwfUvebore second. Admirable Crichton third. The betting was 5/1 on Rocketter 7/1 on Twelvebore and 100/6 on Admirable Crichton. Thirteen horses took part in this event. Rocketter won by three lengths the second and third horses were but53 words
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Article147 1906-08-02 3 EQUAL PRIVILEGES FOR BOTH. Embodied in New Constitution. London, Aug. 1, 1.3 p.m. Mr. Winston Churchill, explaining the constitution, said th t the guiding principle of conferring a responsible government was the extension to both Briton and Boer of the fullest privileges accorded through the privilege of147 words
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Article41 1906-08-02 3 MUTINEERS BOMBARD LOYALISTS. Five Hundred Killed. London, August I, 4 p.m. A Hellingsfors, yesterday night, the artillery occupying the fortress of Sv^nborg, mutinied. They bombarded the quarters occupied Hy the loyal Infantry. Five hundred were killed or wounded.41 words
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Article30 1906-08-02 3 ALL OFFICERS PLACED UNDER ARREST. London, August t 4 p.m. The troops garrisoning the town of Sketudden have also mutinied. Yesterday morning they had imprisoned all their officers.30 words
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Article60 1906-08-02 3 OFFICERS MURDERED. Mutinous Troops. London, A neu<;t 1 12.30 p.m. The garrison of D^hbgar, in the Caucasus, has mutinied. The Commander, as well as eight other officers, were killed. The reason of the mutiny was through the taking over of the local administration. From Samara another serious60 words
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Article83 1906-08-02 3 The President referred at the last meeting of the Penang Commissioners to the duties of Acting Assistant Secretary performed by Mr. Peterson during Mr. Biggs' tenure as Acting Secretary and Secretary respectively. As Mr. Peter-son had also continued his own work as Chief Clerk and had83 words
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Article116 1906-08-02 3 At a recent Calcutta Municipal Meeting it was proposed that the Corporation should sell to rich men the right of naming streets after them as a method of making money. The proposal was strongly opposed and lost by a lar^e majority. People in Shanghai are subscribing fairly liberally to the116 words
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Article734 1906-08-02 3 THE NAPHTHA CASE. ra S reDOr ted yesterday, the two cases against Mr. Ehrenfels, agent of 11 J >tanda! "d Oil Company, were called up before Mr. Michell yesterday. Mr. Edlin, who appeared for Mr. Lhrenfels, applied for a postponement He said that he had only just been734 words
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Article195 1906-08-02 3 THE SAINAM" TRAGEDY. TELEGRAM DESPATCHED TO HAMBURG AND PEKING. The following telegrams which have been despatched to Hamburg and Peking by the members of the East Asiatic Association in Hongkong will be of interest. [Translation.] 44 Hongkong, 21st July, 1906. 44 The East Asiatic Association, 44 Hamburg. 44 Forward representations195 words
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Article66 1906-08-02 3 The mobilization of the troops in Singapore commenced yesterday morning, the regiment of Sherwood Foresters and artillery manning the out forts whilst a portion of the 95 Russells Infantry defended Singapore Island. All the troops are to return to-day. Although the mobilization of the troops was to cease66 words
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Article300 1906-08-02 3 MEDICAL SCHOOL vs. ST. JOSEPH'S. A return match was played on the Warders Ground at (Sepoy lines) yesterday afternoon between the Medical School and St. Joseph's. The former had but nine players to the eleven of the other side. During the first half, play was about equal though St.300 words
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Article166 1906-08-02 3 THE DEAD HYPOTHESIS. As the outcome of a serio-comic incident which hipoened last night between Count Boni de Castellane, the unseated deputy, and M. Res:nier, the deputy who helped so actively in his unseating, it is possible that the pair may fi?ht a duel. The tw-> m166 words
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Article437 1906-08-02 3 WEDDING OR BETROTHAL LADY SUEO FOR DIVORCE DENIES THAT SHE WAS MARRIED. The respondent in the divorce suit brought by Mr. Frederick Pheysey, a distiller's clerk, living at Clapham, which raises the qustion of the validity of an irregular Scottish marriage, was called yesterday, and denied that she was ever437 words
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Article219 1906-08-02 3 ITS CONSTITUTION AND PROCEDURE. The following appreciation of the beneficial effect of the changes in the procedure of the Courts of the F. M. S. appears in a copy of the London Globe to hand by last mail Judicial reform has sometimes farreaching effects outside219 words
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Article727 1906-08-02 3 PROSPECT OF CHANGES. Mr. Consul Fulford, in his latest report to the Foreign Office, states that the attention of the world has been keenly attracted to Manchuria by the recent war, and great developments of its trade may be anticipated from facilities for transport to be afforded727 words
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Article25 1906-08-02 3 The prohibition of marriages in Gw»S pending a selection for thr Crown Prince, has been removed, a lady hiving been chosen ta be hi.* spouse.25 words
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Article300 1906-08-02 3 PUBLIC SENTIMENT OFTEN FAVOURS THEM. Latest statistics show that nearly ten per cent of the enlisted men in the army and navy have deserted from the services before the end of their enlistment. This it is contended would prove costly in time of war. The opinion of300 words
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Article371 1906-08-02 3 WELL PLANNED OUTBREAK RESULTS IN DEATH OF SEVERAL PARTICIPANTS. A Canton dispatch says The district prison of San Ui was the scene of great confusion on Thursday last. The prisoners had been provided with firearms, presumably by their women fork, who under certain conditions are allowed371 words
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Article216 1906-08-02 3 Before proceeding any further with the multiplication o f homes for inebriates, the London County Council should estimate, for public information, the cost per head of those permanently reformed. There is, unhappily, only too much reason to suspect that a good many of these victims of the drink216 words
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Article83 1906-08-02 3 The Pietermaritzbure; correspondent of the Daily Telegraph states that Sir Henry M'Callum, the Governor of Natal, strongly favours the employment of Imperial troops for the suppression of the rebellion, but that his Min'-t~rs ar*» still nMunt*. Whfn n y^'ing 1 coup'** wre *v»irv r mirri^d at the R*%fa»rtr > g83 words
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Advertisement179 1906-08-02 3 LOOH Oat FOR Saturday s Shows Matsuo's Japanese Cinematograph BEACH ROAD, (Near Raffles Hotel) To-Night! To-Night!! Srand Srogramme O2sT neu> flrtists new flcts Reu) SHlDts EVERYTHING HEfr THE GOOD SHOW FOB GOOD PEOPLE 2 Shows 7s/ Starts 7. 30 p.m. 2nd 9. 30 p.m. The Show With The Light That179 words
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Advertisement499 1906-08-02 4 ARRIVED! ARRIVED! After an absence oj j years STRONGER THAN EVE?. The Indra Bangsawan Theatrical ec. of Penang UlAyfll?6 PUSI To-night! To-night!! Thursday 2nd August at the Alexandra Hall North Bridge Road Will put on the Stage for the first time A TRIP TO FAIRYLAND New Faces. New Dresses. New499 words
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Advertisement686 1906-08-02 4 BANKS. Hongkong ft Shanghai Banking Corporation. PAID-UP CAPITAL $10,000,000 Kfcbt'.KVE FUND:— Sterling Reserve $10,000,000 IQ .w Silver Reserve 9 9600,000/ •«».«*«> Kcserve Liability of Proprietors •10,000,000 Court of Directors. A Haupt, fcsq Chairman. Hon. C. W. Dickson— Deputy-ChairmaD. K, Goetz, Esq. I H. E. Tomkins Esq. C. R. Lenzmann, D.686 words
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Advertisement554 1906-08-02 4 I psai Fffiss CINEMATOGRAPH FILMS For a complete Cinematograph Installation apP iyto Levy Hermanos B »*y r^ <£>Hf»ntl Double-sided Records UUWU and Talking Machines Rf|Af| ff Double-sided Records UUCI and Talking Machines "Eden" Talking Machines §rmm &>. Sole Agents, Levy Hermanos 3 Battery;Road AtlCndin Tyres for Motor-cars always in stock.554 words
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Advertisement291 1906-08-02 4 SINGAPORE SOUVENIR POSTCARDS. m Just Arrived. 25 cents a packet. Containing 5 different Views of Decorations during the visit of H. R. H. Prince Arthur of Connaught. Singapore 3rd February, 1 906. To be obtained at JITTS Co., 598-2, North Bridge Road. To Contractors. Tenders are invited for the rebuild*291 words
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Advertisement722 1906-08-02 4 IA/Atrrtrr* ll *«UJ i WANTED. Shorthand Writer and Typist. Apply by letter to X. E. L. c/o This Paper. 'O/7/Q7 u. c. A Competent Chinese Salesman with general knowledge of Piece Goods Apply by letter, with Copies of testil monials, to M. c/o E. D. M. WA N 0 SenrlcetJjle722 words
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