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Article1446 1905-06-23 539 Water for Penan; Hill. Views of tiie Government. It will be doubt] *ss remembered that, at the meeting of the Municipal Commissioners held outlie 28th April, a, lengthy report was submitted v tho Municipal Engineer in r>p ?et Io ihe question of a water supply hu; ;<;;«1,446 words
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Advertisement110 1905-06-23 539 rphc i' Echo. W j. A .<■' s, i v/ i -£> <SN\','V t i'- c 6? A \s jMticesatisfl nd justice alone.-Emer.son. Established June Ist, 1903. Published daily (except Sunday s.) AT "THE CtiiT' '-t.’S, L;.'„ No. 226—232, B'.ich S; ;.*■>(, Penang CABLE A DICES H F.'JlO pn«- vs/J110 words
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Article52 1905-06-23 540 Peace Prospects. Warlike Generals. (Echo Special-) Berlin, 15th June. —General Linievitch and other Russian Generals have protested against the conclusion of peace. The Coming Conference. {Supplied by Reuter) London, 16lli June. —It is officially stated in Washington that that place has been selected for the conference of the52 words
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Article38 1905-06-23 540 Another Russian Victory.” London, 16th June. —The Russian auxiliary cruiser Don sank the German steamer Letartos on the 30th May, between Japan and Tientsin. The crew of the sunken steamer have been landed at Batavia38 words
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Article21 1905-06-23 540 The New Chancellor. {Echo Special.) Berlin, 15th June.—M. Witte has been appointed Chancellor of the Russian Empire, with extensive powers.21 words
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Article258 1905-06-23 540 The Proposed Conference. {Echo Specials.) Berlin, 15th June.—Pourparlers concerning the Moroccan question continue in Paris. Italy and Austria agree to participate in a Conference on the Moroccan question, but Great Britain refuses to do so. The Harbour Contract. Berlin, 15th June.—The German firm of Messrs. Reutemann in Morocco258 words
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Article659 1905-06-23 540 Five Chinamen buried alive. A terrible accident occurred at the Kailang Tunnel on Sunday morning (11th) and resulted in the death of five unfortunate Chinese coolies ,as briefly reported by wire. According to the Straits Tinies, it appears that, on Sunday morning, five Chinese coolies were employed in659 words
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Article530 1905-06-23 540 Comments on the Russian Leader. The war correspondent of the min and a few of his confrere-/ other Japanese journals were rec -”T grantedan interview by Marquis Gv/, 7 The Kobe Herald translates "the 3 of* servations which are stated to h'" been made by the Japanese in-Chief:—530 words
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Article1336 1905-06-23 541 with the Modern Hercules. SI)O w in Penang’. Much as the fame nhk evangelist of physical culture had 0 his arrival here last Thursday, and as one was familiarised day in and with his wonderful system for thJdevelopment of the muscles, his actual W T in our1,336 words
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Article789 1905-06-23 541 Some Remarks about America, Rubber and Queer Companies. Mr. IL V. Carey, of Selangor, returned from a. trip round the world by the I*. A O. s > Sini/a on Saturday, and leaves here for Kuala Lumpur to-morrow, says the Straits dimes of 13th inst. During his789 words
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Article352 1905-06-23 542 Attempted Suicide. (From Our Own Correspondent) Butterworth, 15th June. —About 1 p.m on Sunday last, a Chinaman named Goh Ah Ki was seen to run on to the Government Pier at Butterworth and deliberately jump into the sea. Several persons were in the vicinity and saw him do352 words
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Article1181 1905-06-23 542 The following is the Manager’s report to the directors of the Raub Australian Gold Alining Co. for the four weeks ended 20m May Gentlemen, —1 beg to submit my monthly report on your mining and milling operations. The mine measurements and assay lesultsof prospecting work show a total1,181 words
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Obituary231 1905-06-23 542 Obituary. The Rev. Ch. Grenier. It is with deep regret that we have to record the receipt of a telegram by the Rev. Father Aleneuvrier announcing the death at Pondicherry of the Rev. Father Ch. Grenier, late of Taiping. The lieverend Father was returning from atrip to India when he231 words
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Article2136 1905-06-23 543 Coiiiniissiuners revive the V/asic Bogey. Ball Taps Denounced by i eop e 5 Representatives tgK FORMER RESOLUTION TO BE RESCINDED. Special Melting to be Calleo. TiitiEE-FOURTHS of 1 lie time at the ordin- rv fortnight Iv mooting of the Municipal Commissioners, held in the Municipal Cham- bars2,136 words
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Article1173 1905-06-23 544 Munich* <li'> y to ask for Control of Property. 'lhe letter from the Government and the rejoinder from the Municipal Engineer in regard to w ter supply and sanitation of house.', in Penang Hills w re submitted next and taken as read. The President siid that1,173 words
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Article592 1905-06-23 544 “Amendment Wanted” < Straits Times as follows 0 I I-eg the spree of a few hues t As an example ot U.l t latest elloil Hi» Government willtak.;! tobost. a Poisons require, for the Colony but let ua h reasonable one. c io quote a few instances592 words
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Article124 1905-06-23 545 Locale of Peace Confcruice. (Echo Special Berlin, 17th June.—The meeting of the Peace Plenipotentiaries will be held a t Washington. Russia’s Ke presen tat i vc. Paris, 17th June. —M. Nelidoff has been appointed to represent Russia in the peace parley. Japan and Vladivostok. Berlin, 17th June. —'The124 words
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Article39 1905-06-23 545 Coneiliatory Scniiiiient. (Echo Siiemal Berlin, 17th June.— Sentiment in France and Germany in regard to Morocco is com iliatorv, although Germany still adheres (o the appeal for an international Conference, io which the United Stites has consented.39 words
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Article73 1905-06-23 545 Mr. Huttenbaeh Wishes More Light! Why is Its Control to be Trans terred? 4 (A'c/zo Special.) Singapore. 17th June.—At the me-t--iiig of the .Legislative Council yest--*rdav discussion on the proposal to* transfer toe Malacca-Puhiu Sebaug Railway to the Government of the’ Federated -’day States was postponed owing to73 words
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Article108 1905-06-23 545 ®ntish Mission in Germany» Cordial Receptions. (Echo Special 7UI Ma y--The British Misha! I j s studying German Muiiici°ordiJr tirUtl ,1< bG( n everywhere -eruiany received. under th/qT 1 iJ tlie PXain inativii held on the on i? 1 jioi !frs Enactment, 1903, as 2n.lV/ U T CP108 words
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454 1905-06-23 545 ;irer of the above Fund mg subscriptions :l ns ly acknowledge d $ll5 1 .Lun Mali (Hive 59 Yeow ()oi CM-k 59 j!<> J lang Wan •>,, Khoo Hun Yearn la Yeoh 'J’iaug Sif’W o Liin Seng Tek Yeow Chord llwar 5454 words
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Article651 1905-06-23 545 Ihe .statutory meeting of this company was held on 24tn ulto., al the offices, St. Swithin s-lane. London, Air. Edmund Davis presiding. ihe Chairman said the company was registered on Feb. 25th last, with a capital of Tot)(),()■ )0, d 1 vided .nto 400,(XM ordinary ami651 words
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Article1060 1905-06-23 546 A Romance of Modern Malaya By OLIVER ASHWELL, AUTHOR OF Tales of the Fen,” Chronicles of the Carbonettor Club,” In Peril in Penang,” etc. Chapter XXI. Virtue Triumphant. The task of chronicling the a<iventures and misadventures of Martin tho miner is almost done. There i& lit tie1,060 words
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Article227 1905-06-23 546 A Straw on the Stream. Information is to hand that 1 IV W ch< 7 is 7 sch o1 says the China Mail V ■d- tiiß jwjSl Ine new name is MUl ™l ul thougu not more ambitious than names usually are in China ti SUCi school227 words
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Article374 1905-06-23 546 Further Protest. On Saturday afternoon at 5 o’clock, savs the N. C. I). News of 30th ult., over one hundred members of the Hu Hsio Hui (Shanghai Educational Association) and represent in<j about twenty-four Colleges and schools of modern learning in this district met at the374 words
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Article847 1905-06-23 547 (Monday, 19th June.) We hope that wp may be pardoned 'or the heading of this article, but truly it appears to'us to be the only‘one applicable to the subject, after Friday’s discussion at the .Municipal meeting, for years our City Fathers have been talking about water.847 words
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Article329 1905-06-23 547 The Secretary of State has been pleased to confirm the appointments of Miss J. Tarbat and Miss M. Buxton as Principal and Assistant Principal of the Raffles Girls’ School respectively. Leave of absence, without salary, has been granted to Mr. E. G. Broad rick for twelve months from329 words
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Article569 1905-06-23 547 Chinese Recreation Club vs. Police. Another, Win for the C. R. <J. I’he cricket match arranged leb'een the Chinese Recreation Club and the Police was played on the Esplanade on Saturday last and resuited in a, victory for our Chinese friends by 49 runs, with two wickets to spare.569 words
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Article2341 1905-06-23 548 Ordinary M eeting. The ordinary fortnightly meeting of the Municipal Commission of George Town was held in the Municipal Chambers on Friday last. Mr. J. W. Hallifax (President) presided; and there were also present: —Dr. Locke, Messrs. L. 11. Clayton, Cheah Tek Thve, and Lim Eu Toh with2,341 words
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Article1954 1905-06-23 549 PE NANG SWIMMING CLUB. Gymkhana a,id hater Carnival. A Most Enjoyable Afternoon. (Specially reported for the Straits Echo.) The inaugural Gymkhana and Water Carnival of the above flourishing and popular institution came off on Saturday afternoon ar their Club’s uniqueand beautftul y situated premises at Tanjong Bimgah v.ihi great eclat,1,954 words
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Article152 1905-06-23 550 A Malay Version. Dengar tuan saia mau bilang, Fa sal menjadi di Pulo Pinang, Buka.n bohong, bukan kar mg, Anjing gilali di gigit orang. Company sudah chari orang, Sama anjing hundak berprang, Ampat orang dengan senapang, Kluar tern bisk bi la trang. Dari tanjong sampai da rat,152 words
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Article124 1905-06-23 550 Peace r respects 1 The Plenipotentiaries. London 170 Juno.-Jt i 8 authority, Stated m Waslnn-tou that Count N.:„l i w,ll lie the iiuss.au au.l M« qui lto h Japanese Peace Plenipotentiary. Russian Ruse. London, 19th June.—R uss i a )ag oured to reopen the question of the nieptin«124 words
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Article84 1905-06-23 550 Representative Assembly. (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 17th June.—The Russian Council of Ministers has finally approved the text of the first twenty five paragraphs for the format! m of the proposed Representative Assembly, which will be officially styled The Legislative Consultative Institution.” Poland's Hopelessness. London, 17th June. A meeting(Supplied by Reuter.) - 84 words
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Article202 1905-06-23 550 Rouvier Puzzled (Supplied by Reuter.) London. 18th June.-lt i» untertW that 11. Bouvier, in view of the «emu»» of the pressure brought to liear by GeimaDf on the Morocca.il question and there» a xietv existing in French politic» cue regarding German intentions with rega Morocco, hesitates about refusing(Supplied by Reuter.) - 202 words
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Article1705 1905-06-23 551 (Tuesday, 20th June.) Vot so very long ago —on 27 th Ap•ftobe quite correct—we had occar!’ to refer in our leading columns to Xnanner in which certain places lAd been bitten by the bittie microbe and ve showed how the Hongkong Telegraph had been led astray by some1,705 words
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Article3876 1905-06-23 552 An Appreciation and Forecast. Managing Director, Criterion Press. Ltd., Penang* Dear Sir, —Tire Echo having confidently predicted that Admiral logo would ‘•smash” the Tsars precious Armada, and that devoutly-to-he-desi.red consummation having occurred, I addressed one of the jlong<ong papers on the subject on the Ist and 2nd instant3,876 words
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Article93 1905-06-23 554 Another Victory. Russians Utterly Routed. (Echo Special.) Tokio, 20th June. —It is reported that on the 17th instant a Russian force of 5,000 cavalry with 20 trims, under General Mistchenko, was defeated with great loss near Liaoyaugwoping. The Russians displayed extraordinary panic and the Cossacks fled in extreme93 words
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Article122 1905-06-23 554 A British Protest. (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 19th June. —The Rt. Hon. Sir Charles Hardinge, British Ambassador at St. Petersburg, has brought the sinking of the St. Kilda to the attention of Count Lamsdorff, the Russian Foreign Minister, pointing out the gravity of the situation arising from(Supplied by Reuter.) - 122 words
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Article183 1905-06-23 554 Jews Disturbed. Threatened Disenfranchisement. (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 19th June. —The Warsaw Jews are exceedingly disturbed over a report to the effect that the popular representation scheme excludes the Jews from the franchise. Numerous indignation meetings have been held which were dispersed by the police and military. The(Supplied by Reuter.) - 183 words
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Article25 1905-06-23 554 A Big Typhoon. (Echo {Special.) Hongkong, 20th June.—A disastrous typhoon was raging in the nm/hi'ourhood of Anping, Formosa, on Monday and Tuesday.25 words
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Article157 1905-06-23 554 German Opinion. France an Unwilling Catspaw. (Echo Special.) Berlin 20th June. M. Rouvier remains Foreign Minister of France. The discussions regaiding Morocco continue to be most peaceful and England’s acquiescence to the Conference of tlie Powers is expected. The French press asks England to consent to the International157 words
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Article917 1905-06-23 554 The Alleged Russian Spy. (Echo Specials.) Singapore, 20th June. The alleged Russian spy Horwitz was liberated yesterday and taken by the police to the office of the French mail and given a passage ticket home. He refused to travel, however, saying that he wanted to stop in order to917 words
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Article1131 1905-06-23 555 Wednesday, 21st June.) In such it humid atnioUseful sphere as that of the [ration raits wh re f T seve G days together, tne air is charged with a large amount of )10 j s ture, everything becomes damp and clanuny/ clotlies even 111 11 wardrobe beinu "unfit1,131 words
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Article266 1905-06-23 555 In a speech at Washington, Biron Kaneko, saying that he was “proud to er.yol himselt as an adopted son of AngloS X'»n civilization in the I ar Fast,’ and p:e lic!ing that the ngio- Japanese Alliance would outlist 1 ht> present war, declared Ha’, but lor266 words
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Article298 1905-06-23 555 Significant Relaxations of ,’o’ rt Etiquette. Despatches from Seoul state that all the foreign diplomatic representatives at Seoul paid visits on the 23rd ult. to Prince Fushimi, Junior, who is now there as an envoy from the Japanese Emperor io the Corean Court. At 11 on the298 words
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Article87 1905-06-23 556 The St. Kilda. Mr. Balfour Speaks (Supplied, by Reuter.) London, 21st June.—Speaking in the House of Commons, Mr. Balfour stated that the British Government has taken immediate steps re the sinking of the St. Kilda by a Russian cruiser, and that correspondence is proceeding between the British and(Supplied, by Reuter.) - 87 words
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Article128 1905-06-23 556 A Russian Rumour. (Echo Special.) Berlin, 20th June. —A rumour is current in Russia that Baron Rosen is en route for Washington and that M. Nelidoff and General Kuropatkin have been appointed Peace Commissioners. A Denial. Berlin, 20th June. —The Daily Mail’s report that the Kaiser is calling128 words
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Article25 1905-06-23 556 A Russian Canard. (Echo Special.) Berlin, 20th June.—lt is rumoured in Russia that a Japanese expedition has been despatched to exploit Chinese Turkestan.25 words
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Article180 1905-06-23 556 Result of Great Match. STEVENSON V. ROBERTS. A special” to the Asian, dated London 3rd June, says H. W. Stevenson (receives 2,000 points) beat John Roberts to-night by 1,520 points in their match of 18,000 up, the final scores being: Stevenson, 18,000 Roberts, 16,480. Roberts’ best break was 406180 words
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Article717 1905-06-23 556 Opening Exhibition. It must have been very gratifying to Sandow to find that, although Benangites had not rushed in advance to book seats for his opening exhibition, they did not fail to turn up in force and make a very good show in his boxes and stalls, which were717 words
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462 1905-06-23 556 A special meeting of the above Society was held on Tuesday evening at the Chinese Town Hall, Dr. Gnoh Lean Tuck occupying After some discussion it was decided that for the success of the Society a strong worting Committee was required and, the old Committee462 words
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Article994 1905-06-23 557 Following are ihe entries for the forthcoming Selangor meeting First Day. Race No 1. —The Maiden Plath. Convoy, Kutland, Banzai, The Viking rtD d Bargee. Rag No. 2. Sue Selangor Stakes. Blanavon, Bara, Duchess, Sea Port and Rulwoi'th. Rage No. 3- —The Horse Griefin Stakes. Queen Anne,994 words
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Article170 1905-06-23 557 V\iiti g to the India Rubber Journal on the main kinds of rubber arriving on the English market, A Practical Man common; s as follows on Penang rubber Penang, Rangoon and Assam rubbers have some points in common, bur the latter two iv -eml.ie, more the finest Para170 words
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Article448 1905-06-23 557 St. Hilda's Crew in Singapore. The Dutch steamer Flores arrived fioni Amsterdam yesterday afternoon via. Sabang and anchored in the roads, says the Straits Times of Wednesday. She brought to Singapore forty-one of the Chinese crew of the British steamer St. Kilda and 78 bags of mails. The448 words
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Article322 1905-06-23 558 Monday’s Free Press gives the following particulars of the attempted suicide of ?d r. Hugh Gordon, .it Singapore, which is briefly reported by telegram on page 554: We regret to hear that Air. Hugh Gordon, who is with Messis. Donaldson and Burkinshaw, shot himse’t l’..rou„h the he* i322 words
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Article374 1905-06-23 558 Mb. William C. J. Bartels writes to the Mining Journal as follows Sir, —It may be of interest to you to hear something of tin in Alaska. Our company owns and operates several tin mines at Cape Prince of Wales, Alaska, and struck tin ore in one374 words
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Article1044 1905-06-23 558 It is well known that for some tune past Chinese business and representative nimi have submitted, with anything but equanimity, to the severe restrictions which I he United States of America has imposed upon Chinese coolies and other immigrants. More recently a, feeling of resentment has1,044 words
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Article1181 1905-06-23 559 (Thursday, 22 nd June.) A sign of the awakening of China is be found in the fact that, not only I ve the Canton, Shanghai and FukhSen Cuilds of Shanghai unanimously decided on a boycott of American goods as a infest against the United States Chinese Exclusion Act, but1,181 words
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Article500 1905-06-23 559 A Kiala Lumpur corresponMails. dent telegraphs the welcome intelligence that a mail van is to be attached to the mail train between Kuala Lumpur and Ipoh. This, we presume, is the mail van which was under construction when the late Mr. Reginald Law took over the duties of500 words
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Article1209 1905-06-23 560 Savage Attack on a Japanese. As a general rule tin* Japanese residents in Malaya, by their veil-ordered peaceful ways of living, give but little trouble to the police authorit ms a It hough at rare intervals some sensation does cause* excitement and test the powers of our detective1,209 words
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Article574 1905-06-23 560 u ednesuay s Paperchase. A Splendid Meet In glorious weal her and with m (txcelleiit order for limiting this instituti m arranged for a ,7± esd T f 'r n 0I v ud ..was l.i« Imres, -’lessrs. Wallace J oa and 1 earson with voluilli coutreinents tor574 words
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Article44 1905-06-23 561 Th© Armada Remnants Uriu in Pursuit. i (Echo Special.) Hongkong, 22nd June.—lt is repoit--1 here that Admiral Unu contemplates pending the Yangtze. in pursuit ot Russians. Ihe V ai-wu-pu L notified him that his ships must be led by a Chinese squadron.44 words
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Article39 1905-06-23 561 4 More Survivors. [Echo Special Hougkong, 22nd Jut le. —Th irl v-syv pi i members of the crew of the St. Kilda, which was sunk by the Russians. have been landed here by the steamer Ajax.39 words
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Article30 1905-06-23 561 Reception at the Hague. [Echo Special.) Berlin, 22nd June. —T. R. 11. Prince and Princess Arisugawa on their arrival at the Hague were received by Queen Wilhelmina.30 words
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Article144 1905-06-23 561 Chinese Retaliation. [Echo Specials.) Singapore, 21 st June.—The Cantonese merchants held a meeting here to-day at which it was decided to boycott all American products pending the repeal of the United States Chinese Exclusion Act. The meeting was not attended by the Hon. Tan Jiak Kim and144 words
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Article88 1905-06-23 561 France Conciliatory. (Echo S pedals.) Benin, 22nd June.—The Fn-neh main ier j 8 a conciliatory spirit reft 17 Mg the Moroccan question. American View. 22nd June.-A.neriea aeth» d l )ro P°' d that a Conference of Dowers be held on the Moroccan be ided that the discussion iirm88 words
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Article40 1905-06-23 561 ''o British Alliance» (Echo Special. 1 «2nd utie. —i, is (1 j. 7 111 L ™<lon that the proposed marKing Alfou.so of Spain uudlrmcess Alargaret of Connaimht cannot be arranged owing to the latter’s lelusal to change her religion.40 words
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Article32 1905-06-23 561 Echo Spedal.) Singapore, 22nd June.— The or Cheang Chew, which left hrne for lenang last night, went ashore on B dus, but is expected to float off at high water.32 words
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Article31 1905-06-23 561 Royal Hunt Cup. (Supplied l>y Lleuter.) Loudon, 22ml June.—The race for the Koval Hunt Cup resulted as follows Andover (1), Pharisee (2), Dean Swift (3). there were twenty-five runners.(Supplied l>y Lleuter.) - 31 words
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Article320 1905-06-23 561 French “Grand National.’ The Grand Steeplechase de Paris of 10 sovs.each, 20 ft.,with <£4,800 added to a wm k of art, value =£4oo, weight for age; the second receives iO per cent,, and the third 5 percent., of the nominal amount of the stakes, the fourth receives 80320 words
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Article635 1905-06-23 561 A GAI PLAINT, fu mi. Euituk or rm: >11:110 Emo. Dear Sir. PDa>e allow me a, little space in your valuable paper of to-day’s issue to enable me to g;ve publicity to a grave case ol parti' in v siiewn to me bv one Air. Hamel I he635 words
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Article637 1905-06-23 562 Workmen’s Threats. We hear that a high official of the lanjong Pagar Dock Company has had to be provided with a police guard both by day arid night in consequence of threats which have been made against his life by a certain section of the Dock637 words
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Article136 1905-06-23 562 Per Malaya, from Deli 19th June, Mrs. Sharper, Messrs Goldenberg, Gubbins and Griffin.. Per Chusan, from Bombay 19th June, Mr. Lahhor. From Colombo: Messrs. A. C. Kingsford, G. B. Brannan, brom London Messrs W. Lushington and A. F. Worthington. From Marseilles Mr. Trionlaire. Per Pegu, from Singapore 19th June,136 words
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Article153 1905-06-23 562 Births. At Sans Souci, Northam Road, Peuang, on 21st June, the wife of Alex Reid, of a son. stillborn. On 18th May. at 3h, Montagu-mansions, Portman-square, W., the wife of A. K. Buttery, of Penang, daughter. On 18th May, at Tawstock, wife of J. F. Wreford. of the153 words
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Article111 1905-06-23 562 Penang, 22nd June. (By courtesy of the Chartered Bank.) London Demand Bank 4 months’ sight Bank ...1/llj 3 Credit 3 Documentary ...2| Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs. 147 A 3 days’ sight Private 149| Bombay, Demand Bank 1471 3 days’ sight Private 149| Madras. Demand Bank 147| 3 days’sight Private111 words
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Article201 1905-06-23 562 BelatTin Mining Co.. Ld. 7 Bneh Rubber Syndicate Ld. p ar Bruseb Hydraulic Dn Minim' ,/P;, 1,1 Jnu Development Co. »10 00««’,, Eraser .V Neuve. Ld SIOO.-rf,, George down Dispensary «9-. tt t i. i T- Men Howarth Erskine, L<l. *970 1 9 International bodega 3 50.-« e( Karan201 words
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Article143 1905-06-23 562 Gold leaf 5 B. Pepper (W. Coast olbs.noz.) out of stock White Pepper 37 sdes Tramr Pepper 8 -7. Cloves (picked) of season Mace 70.-selkrs Mace Pickings 00.-buyen Nutmegs 110 s 30,— -sales z No. 1 <>.lo Sugar 2 no stock. Basket 5 40 sellers Tapioca Flour I.o7|Me« Copra143 words