Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 18 July 1907
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Title Section19 1907-07-18 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 566 VOL. UT. SINGAPORE, THURSDAY, JULY 18, 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS19 words
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Article2265 1907-07-18 1 THE FIFTH FLOOR. One grows fond of these high perches I don't know why, unless it is because of the security they afford from motor-cars. From the [middle of the crossing it is impossible to despise a motor-car, but froi.i a fifth-floor window they are objects2,265 words
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Advertisement169 1907-07-18 1 Do you cuish to be healthy?,. 11^. ,-ClllNA-BISLERI OF FELICE 5^T BISLERI MILAN. h& j i both invigorating and a tonic at the A -imc, taken m doses of a small liquor glass at B|*P v ye prompt relief against headache gfe<£. liau-W-, pains m the stomach, etc. .BjjJU* exercises169 words
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Advertisement144 1907-07-18 1 Howarth Erskine, l Ei>sipeers apd Contractors. (ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. 23. Telegrams ERSKINE. W** LOOK LOOK !*^f WEILL ZERNER'S REMOVAL SALE? .NOW ON. Goods at £ess tban Cost to Clear. JL9, STAMFORD ROAD. Special Values i h- m Waterproofs! I Syces' White Capes 2.75 I Syces' Black Capes 2.75 "flß^ I White144 words
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Advertisement10 1907-07-18 1 Ule Guarantee tDe Cargest Circulation of anp Paper m Singapore.10 words
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772 1907-07-18 2 The Eastern Daily mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. THURSDAY, 18th JULY. OUR FIRE BRIGADE. One of the most interesting portions ol the Municipal Administration Report for 1906 is that referring to the Fire brigade, which was m charge of the indefatigable Mr. Pett throughout the year as Superintendent, with Mr. A.M,772 words
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Article57 1907-07-18 2 Further slight earthquake shocks continue 10 be felt m Simla. Trained dogs are being employed to fands g aUs n links [n Mid Mr. A Roven was fined *c by the Senior Magistrate, yesterday, fo^al! lowing a traction engine belonging to Messrs Howarth Erskine Co to run on the public57 words
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Article407 1907-07-18 2 The charge against D .unmet s*. v well for the alleged murr r of Cornnr.i Hurley at Tanglin Bar. ic ks on ut May last was continued Yesterday Sergeant Major Will, ms dence to the effect that at .op. m on May he learned that a man407 words
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Article84 1907-07-18 2 Mr. N. Mitchell sued Messrs. Riley Hargreaves Co., Limited, m the Court of Requests, yesterday for 578.87, as balance alleged to be due for work done and for overtime at Saigon and Fusing Lama. The defendants admitted owing plaintiff $14.26. The Commissioner gave judgment for half84 words
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Article100 1907-07-18 2 DR. T. MURRAY'S FURTHER QUESTIONS. Dr. I Murray Robertson has given notice that he intends to put, at the next Ordinary Meeting, the following questions with reference to the Tramways m addition to those of which he has already given notice:— 1. Is it true that tiie servants100 words
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Article190 1907-07-18 2 There passed away m the General Hospital at 8 pm. on the 1 6th instant Mr. Jell who was for 18 years a master m the Cross Street School. The deceased gentleman came out from Ceylon over 18 years ago and had been all190 words
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Article253 1907-07-18 2 Amongst other range stories told by Mr. T. E. Kebbel m Lord Beaconsfield and Other Tory Memories (Cassell), this of a vision seen by Dr. Pusey is interesting not only m itself, but as a direct piece of evidence bearing on a problem that has absorbed253 words
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Article246 1907-07-18 2 THE PIONEER IN BUSINESS Lord Ar l ment which h Pl C^ SS future > >l cd like J he wanted to L S** Ul need r fen >wi3i h^*eJJ and worke?, j T order to l e 1 thoroughly- Th. N* Centered a enhe^, Mincing Lane. 0! THL I246 words
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Article112 1907-07-18 2 The new Viscoun: Midici j owner of some marble qi .Midleton. m County Cork. duce rich red mart variety is known as pink sua which shows a delicate shau colour. Several well-knot, valuable marble tun land and Ireland fix has red marble a: Limerick; and the Scotland,112 words
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Article58 1907-07-18 2 Mr. D>vid Royal Commissi *3 writes to the 1 im* aliened cure tor slee _a\« it is 11W) w „M probacy there is.no e»*»« fl an v drUg hTar* fifteen years th» thecausing then. j blood and rest Sooner 1 somes re»i increase m «gF&A fatal terming SS?58 words
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Advertisement330 1907-07-18 2 II TOILET SETS. Wecarry the largest stock m the East and also have the greatest variety and at all Prices from $3.00 to $25.00 p. set. I-NSZPEOTIOISr UsT^TITEHD. Special Dorothy White Fluted Set with Large Basin $6 50 per set' White Embossed Sets $4.25 Plain White $4.00 Plain with uncovered330 words
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Advertisement509 1907-07-18 2 APPLES "STONE PIPPINS" 1 65 centsTT] ii ii 1 per dozen, m THOMPSON, THOMAS CO. THE AUSTRALIAN STORES, SI_l_TC3-^__PO_E^-E3. I v m m MH "^HBVHBMHHH__MH_H_HI __HH_-_-HMN_H-_HB TEPLITZ!^ Bohemian Natural J Mineral Water R Certain Remedy for: Nervous Dyspepsia, Chronic Excessive Secretion of Lithia and Albumen, Rheumatism of the joints and509 words
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24 1907-07-18 3 Hayasmi's visit to Seul Causes Consternation. i_a*>°*- in m Seul states e r„ caused I he lmdfstmstful of ndis trying to 'old** a T24 words
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Article16 1907-07-18 3 PJD. ended with relerence to tnphlet c: I Mr.Morkj twas circular InMr. Mo: S-16 words
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Article19 1907-07-18 3 17, 3-1: p m. Budget ireelists jaded cotton pieces ds, dress- .r. ungrour.d >pit_ olive oil.19 words
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28 1907-07-18 3 Education test to be imposed on the Chinese. -r.... w www, v 17, 3-10 pm. MW announced that an educaIW i on the ft; ace: to the polltax.28 words
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17 1907-07-18 3 icpm. 11 ore more iniured oo the battleW ha* succumbed to death.17 words
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Article29 1907-07-18 3 17, ii. 20 a.m. r*> wt-age occurred m the by which General IUT ar V C X Governor General Genera! Glieboft and a F*. tiled. I29 words
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Article12 1907-07-18 3 *g^ of ;he Korean delegates 1*?.;./--- -uddenly12 words
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39 1907-07-18 3 The accident on the American Battleship Georgia. lulv i- which oc- American Battlepcrson. were killed Petted to recover. It S^PreVS P° und c^arge was ft tO m «icedthat the hT^ shouted L toOate fo rthe Cll valise it. meaning.39 words
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Article64 1907-07-18 3 J^'OL of C J a Aii_i,i^rasiaii, named N hare an 8 Ur corres ?>._;^L t Zing reCOrd w^c: J'l atK!n -*years, JL' or^ out f whl n e Cl^'Hrat so iend, v Police C>ha etime a '*>ut st: ,i^i^a ruingout av «been J as om e64 words
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Article390 1907-07-18 3 The huge telescope presented by the late Mr. Yerkes to the Williams Bay Observatory is still the most powerful instrument of the kind extant but a much larger telescope still is to be built for the Solar Observatory of the Carnegie Institution on Mount Wilson m390 words
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Article271 1907-07-18 3 The Calcutta correspondent of the Times of India writing about the Calcutta conveyances says that the Municipal Commissioners have laboriously waved an official wand and gharries of a dark green attended by coachman and syce m olive head drapery are m evidence m the city. The new gharries271 words
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Article255 1907-07-18 3 A young Paris woman, who up to a day or two ago had luxuriant dark tresses, now occupies the unhappy position ot being the only person m the world whose hair is a vivid green. The strange transformation was brought about m this way. She was dissatisfied with255 words
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Article149 1907-07-18 3 Perhaps the most extraordinary Ah Baba's den ever seen since th*t celebrated chieftain was first invented hrs just been the subject of a criminal trial at Le Mans. And not the least remarkable feature of the case is that there existed nothing at all m the way149 words
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Article399 1907-07-18 3 G^mJ" i N A 'rERNATIONAL MOTOR RACE OVER A DISTANCE OF 300 MILES. mj: London, June 16. tor the past two days Homburg has been reverberating with the sound of motor-herns m connexion with the great automobile race for the Kaiser's <~up. One of the most enthusiastic !Sf399 words
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Article416 1907-07-18 3 Sympathy ir. the great leveller of thc mountains as well as the molehills of life, and it has an advantage over the greater power that makes the world go round. Arising, as it does, m the mind rather than m the heart, it is, says the Lady," an offering416 words
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Article222 1907-07-18 3 W. Shakespeare, of Startford-on-Avon City, Warw, was, if we may be permitted the expression, no slouch, says the Globe." He was m the habit of saying a thing as neatly as the next man. In the matter of tears, lor instance, he once said to his father. "O, lather,222 words
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Article484 1907-07-18 3 Yoshio Markino came to England ten years ago, and his first exhibition of water-colours opened recently at Chifford's Gallery, Haymarket. His sixtynine pictures are all of London— London seen through Japanese eyes, but London as we all know it, and abuse it and love it484 words
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Article436 1907-07-18 3 A MANILA PAPER'S SUGGESTION. AlateaManila paper suggests the possibility that m eventual war Japan could occupy and hold the Philippines, Guam, the Samoan Islands, Hawaii and Alaska long enough to force the United States to give her favourable terms, i. c., to virtually force the United States to436 words
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Article145 1907-07-18 3 Information has reached the Howrah District Police that a respectable Hindu woman, wife of one Anunto Ghose of Bally, met with her death recently m very curious circumstances. The deceased, at about 8 p.m. was at dinner when she was not a little startled at145 words
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Article175 1907-07-18 3 ASSASSINS OF ROYALTY. The recent diabolical plot to murder the Tsar and the infant Cesarewitch by means of two tiny in'ernal machines, the size of watches, reminds us that Royal personages, as well as heads of Republics, are m constant danger of such attempts. It is said, indeed, that they175 words
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Article251 1907-07-18 3 The watching of Royalty is an art m itself, which constantly occupies some of the keerest intelligences m the secret police service of Europe. People who denounce the police wheneversome not ableperso lege falls a victim to an assassin have ro idea how constantly such attempts251 words
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Article36 1907-07-18 3 Lombroso, the great Italian criminologist, declares that the assassins of Royalty have a special sort of hand heavy, thick, and coarse, with fingers almost equal m length, and the thumb set low down.36 words
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Article107 1907-07-18 3 Medmenham Abbey, of M Hell Fire Club fame, has been rented from Col. Douglas Dawson, CMC, by a prominent New Yorker. Mr. Henry Marsh, and another well known American, Mr. George A Kessler, h_.s spent 000 m embellishing that lovely river residence, Riversdale, Bourne End. Medmenham Abbey107 words
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Article147 1907-07-18 3 Mr. Kessler has renamed Riversdale, New York Lodge, and he intends to make it a Thn.es show resort for his American friends. Mr. Kessler is known on the other side of the Atlantic as the Champagne King, because of his penchant for giving eccentric leasts. His famous147 words
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Article132 1907-07-18 3 Mr. Kessl :r considered his gondola banquet the triumnh of twenty-five years' study of the art ot entertaining. In New Yor\ he has given hundreds of freak dinner I have given dinners m all kinds ol places," he says. I remember ore m an airship; another where132 words
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Article116 1907-07-18 3 Corsica is at present a prey to ravages of locusts. The whole of the valley of the Agille is stated to be overrun, and m a state of more or less complete devastation. Prof. Cortegiani, the chief of the Department of Agriculture m the island, gives a116 words
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Advertisement449 1907-07-18 3 207. Queen Street. TELEPHONE No. 916. f J All kinds of Rubber Tyred Carriages for Hire. t FURNITURE REMOVING &c. SADDLE HORSES FOR HIRE, d RIDING LESSONS GIVEN TO LADIES ft GENTLEMEN, a All sorts of horse food delivered to any part I of the Colony. j F. Clarke &Co's449 words
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Article520 1907-07-18 4 Mr. Carl Hagenbeck, whose new zoological park has just been formally opened at Stellingen, near Hamburg, is best known, perhaps, as a successful dealer m wild beasts. Indeed, one can hardly name a titled personage possessing an estate who has not had dealings with the Hagenbecks at one520 words
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Article484 1907-07-18 4 The four Vice-Admirals of Ireland Lord Gosford for Ulster, Lord Listowel for Munster, Lord Ormonde for Lienster,and LordLucan for Connaught are all prominent Irish peers, who spend a great part of each year on their estates m the Emerald Isle. Lord Ormonde, who has been known to his intimates484 words
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Article28 1907-07-18 4 Mr. and Mrs. Lafrange-Honiball, of Riversdale, Cape Colony who have just celebrated the sixty-thrd anniversary on their wedding, have 100 living descendants—eleven children, sixty grandchildren and twenty-nine great-graud-chi.drc...28 words
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Advertisement956 1907-07-18 4 TRADES, PROFESSIONS dflG^ ESHARAT KHAN A Co. Cheapest and best Book- Binders, Printers, and Account Book Rulers. All orders executed promptly. FRESH MILK Per Chupah 28 cents. Delivered at any address. 34, BRAS BASAH ROAD, SINGAPORE. v.c. GASOLENE LIGHT «-a_a^M_an__HßH-iMao^Hm-Mi A CYCLE COMPANY. 5-/ Beach j Sole Road JSjp Agents956 words
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Advertisement170 1907-07-18 4 ME RCHAN Ts^ GENE «AL __s«i_ U NEG St.. ■~-J_*?KS D talers m w and < GE:^ERAI «t*_ AXD COM «ISSIO.\ J UUn >, Motor tjrL W.A.DeSIUA* Manulactunngj^^^i stones, Ce>], Jn I*,, p ERAK DISPE NS( spectacle, ie,,, iUi)i H OOT COMPH >j. Bt^kaiSam\M General Repairers of Cfck^ Motor I170 words
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Miscellaneous831 1907-07-18 4 "______B ff^^^j-i. v a SHIPPING NEWS. VESSELS IN PORT. Where Mn.of.War, Flag and Tons Master Arrived Prom For Wfcon i-ylng Sea Belle F. M. S. yet 48 Nacodah Feb 5 P. Swettenham P Swet'ham U K.H. Wright U. S. tra. 364 Hamilton May 17 Manil Manila U Whart Sew Mew831 words
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Miscellaneous277 1907-07-18 4 Nore, London, Oct 4 P O Nyanza, Japan Aug 6 P O Oceana, Colombo Sept 14: P O Coy Oranje, Batavia, July 20 Daendles Palermo, London, Oct 18; P&O Coy P Heinricli, Bremen, Aug 22 Behn Meyer P Alice, Bremen, Nov 1 B Meyer P E Friedrich, H'burg, Aug 8277 words
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Miscellaneous443 1907-07-18 4 Mail Steamer Movements. Homeward P. O. Mail. The P. A O. homeward mail steamer China left Hongkong at i 30 p.m., on Saturday, and is due here at 6 a.m., to-day. Outward P. O. Mail. The mail steamer Arcadia left Colombo, at 8 a.m., on Sunday, and is expected to443 words
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Article508 1907-07-18 5 o rare treat on the 23rd and 27th inst m the _„r if t0 ll ol iv of the Rajah of Stenghapour. The 1 1 1 JSe out m full strength this time and as will rJ&Lcr* hayc the performance is sure to please all the508 words
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Article95 1907-07-18 5 Portland. May r**» obscured for se\ i eammain "eeze sprang PJ*k pests away from the off I"he Sark arri:ay with the ick. phenomenon. g£ islands are crossed by igh- h im.rro4.ke sea dead calm. appeared on 1 and ody toriori jw disappointment g insects h P95 words
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Article136 1907-07-18 5 Diseases aftecting camels are important enough to demand close study on account of the heavy losses involved. Such stud}- was undertaken by a specialist officer m the Punjab, but he left m the spring to join the committee which is now m East Africa, investigating the causes136 words
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Article235 1907-07-18 5 Captain von Koepenick" has found an imitator scarcely less audacious than himself, though m a different line. This time the operator is a lady one Mile. Constantinescu. The Vienna correspondent of the Newcastle Chronicle" states that she is a Roumanian, and returning to her own country from Paris,235 words
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Article509 1907-07-18 5 a. Special Gold Reserve Fund. b. Insurance Fund. c. Sundry Reserves. d. Sundry Reserves Snerial R^r W C.P.UL j—rtbij »g- j^|^; »~rv. C. mp «n y H^oUtion, j GOLD. 1900 175,000 $,40,000 |iW££?ued $1 $1 mi £400,000 £350,000 j 35^0 $I Duff Development Ltd. 2 2S 1901509 words
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Article138 1907-07-18 5 On London. Bank a m s 2/47/16 Demand 2/4^ Private 6ms 2/4 13/16 do. 3ms 2.4 9/16 On Germany.— Bank d d 2.39I Private 3ms 2.46 do «6 m s 2.48 On France. Bank d d 2.94^ Private 3ms 3.04 do 6ms 3-o6£ On India.— Bank T. T. 1138 words
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Article267 1907-07-18 5 Copra Klantan S 10.65 do Mixed io.| do Bali n 9-45 do Timor 10.60 do Pontianak 9°° do Pasir "-9° do Billiton 10.45 do Pulo m °S° do Dbngola 10.65 do Sankawang m IO -45 Coffee, Bali 15 per cent. 1900 do Palembang, 20 p/c basis N 22.50 do267 words
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Article20 1907-07-18 5 I Oil Anchor 2 m Devoe's a ;o m Langkat ,,2.10 h gragon qo Ran goon per case 020 words
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Advertisement595 1907-07-18 5 i -^^^™^^^™_^^^M^^^_^^k___^k t aUk Ak. Am%. .a. J GERVIS XAVIER Co" LIMITED I 1 dESZ T "n*" D *F"'"«™*'w«'« urn« I I DEPOT. For Drugs, Chemicals, Crockery, Cutlery, Hosier,, 6^. T 1 ne p c: f »™«ry, Stationery, Boots and Shoes, Hats Cd W lars, Ties, Sp rits, Wines, Beers,595 words
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Article457 1907-07-18 6 Iwo years ago the Princess Louise ol Orleans was persistently spoken of as the future bride of King Alfonso. Now her engagement to Prince Charles of Bourbon, the King of Spain's brother-in-law, is officially announced, although the betrothal has been known tor some time. Prince Charles's457 words
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Article198 1907-07-18 6 The latest recruit to the rapidly growing ranks of Society balloonist* is Prince Albert of Belgium, nephew of King Leopold, and heir presumptive to his throne A son of the late Count of I landers, he is one of the most versatile of European Royalties, for besides198 words
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Article541 1907-07-18 6 IDAHO JNFOKMER CONTINUES HIS TALES OF COLD- BLOODED CRIME. Orchard has already related with immovable coolness and composure how he fixed the bomb which killed the Governor, how he blew up a trainload of nonunionists, killing fourteen, and how he put strychnine m the milkcan of an obnoxious541 words
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280 1907-07-18 6 Prince Mirza Riza Khan, the Persian Ambassador.at Constantinople a not one of those Diplomats who believes that he is sent abroad o lie for the good of his country ie has had a difficult task to play I with the Porte who relying on the280 words
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Advertisement446 1907-07-18 6 t. E. CHIN CO, COMMISSION AGENTS ft DEALER. IN Swatow Drawn Thread Works Chinese Embroideries Chinese Pewter Wares Picture Post Cards Views Post Cards Perfumery Stationery Novels Post Card Albums Labuan Stamps surcharged Straii Settlements Petal Dust T. E. CHIN co M 82-3 Bras Basah Road, SINGAPORE. Atteptiop T y446 words
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Advertisement753 1907-07-18 6 BA NKS. Hongkong A Shanghai Banking Corporation. E£lsr UF CAPITAL $10,000,000 RESERVE FUND:— Sterling Reserve $10,000,000 1 .n, ooaoOO Silver Reserve fILOO&XX)} Reserve Liability of Proprietors $10,000,000 Court of Directors. G. H, Medhurst, Esq. Chairman. Hon, Mr, W. J. Gresson- Deputy-Chairman. Bailech, Esq, D j^ tf igsml Esq. b* Goetz,753 words
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Advertisement432 1907-07-18 6 "E. D. M." ADLETS. FOB SALE, WANTED. An A MUSICAL FARCE ENTITLED "THE RAJA OF STENGAHPOUR" WILL BE PLAYED AT THE TEUTOMIA CLUB (by kiud permission of thc Members) July 2jrd and 27th at g p.m. In aid of THE SOLDIERS, AND SAILORS FAMILIES ASSOCIATION ot which HIS MAJESTY THE432 words
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Advertisement292 1907-07-18 6 FOR SAW. PIC L l i?. E POS, rdsofi::r >i'» Settle ments &c— Koh Co ocll, eT^t^ps^oH^o., 3^ 0 N or r^ CUtt af g Cart Pony hght gi for C °b or No reasonable offers refused. Apply at Wilkie Raod 16-7-07—22-7-07. PUBLICATIONS. G U L^ rH^-°^lsin attract--KoH c L292 words
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Advertisement237 1907-07-18 6 Single r\ 1 y ear Month H > 3 Months J ouths 1 »ear SMALL < dai| y insert t»| or inch thr, <* week], Hj tor > inch c_ S?£t2_f^H K or r ion tt l)!s W 3 Marri *ge, Birth on. f* r insertion a T r- J237 words
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