The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 26 August 1910
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Title Section25 1910-08-26 1 THE STRAITS ECHO, MAIL EDITION. >l5 Per Annum. s i '4 Single Copy, 40 cent», Vol. 8- Penang, Friday, 26th August, ID 10. No. 34.25 words
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Advertisement155 1910-08-26 2 c| 1 I ST KA ITS ECHO 1 MAIL EDITION. d y i a J Publishing the day prior to the departure of each ma'.l ij for Europe, and contains the latest local and Stales I news originally published in the daily issues, as well as 5 all important news155 words
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Article284 1910-08-26 700 We are at a loss how to advise the two dozen European inhabitants of Butterworth. They are in a bad fix, and have sent a deputation to the Echo to see if we can help them, but after many hours consideration, we feel as helpless as they do. Dr.284 words
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Article264 1910-08-26 700 ir., n iI V lavender, when the Govern11 ias a fit of parsimony. The service is >lmg now localise the last of its little *B threatened. They are being I V or tCeir domestic wafer supply, “r ’U from which payment has hitherto counted part of their pay.264 words
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Article340 1910-08-26 700 M hat ix the matter with tin as an investment r Lubber isn t the only pebble on the bemdi. The present outlook for tin is quite good. The Home consumption is steady, the demand strong, and this is just the season when excellent trade is anticipated, with rising340 words
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Article176 1910-08-26 700 Two Wen Killed W hile Sergeant Phillips was on his lounds at .Jelutong Road vestrrday afternoon (having just left the Station) he heard a loud crash, and proceeding a little further towards Sin Khye Bee's rice mill he found that premises No. 73, a blacksmith's shop, had176 words
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Article90 1910-08-26 700 Ono Man Killed. A motor accident, resulting in the death of a Kling man, took place in Weld Quay at about half past ten this morning. It. appears that, as Messrs. Fraser and Nvave’s lorry was proceeding along fhe Quay—slowly, the driver says -it ran90 words
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Article153 1910-08-26 700 lawn Tennh Tonrnanieip. Following were the results of the ties played yesterday: Single Handicap, lass A. Neubronner beat Brown 6 I; 6 I. Single Handicap, Class B Descbrock M/// Save b 3; 6 2 Mourin braf Uxcnliam 9 7; 6 2. Single Handicap, lass C. Drummond a', o. from153 words
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Advertisement105 1910-08-26 700 c ‘v, -Vi ;T f vv. A > > 'i <s* '^v—7- r x<4 t ja Vice Fafi-fli’* everybody and justice alone.—tfmerw Published daily (except Sundays.) AT TUB CRITERION PRESS, LTD., No. 226—232 Beach Stieet, Penang. jtice: DAILY LOCAL > $24 per annum OCTSTATIONS Postage Extra. MAIL EDITION (Poet Free)105 words
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Advertisement53 1910-08-26 700 Just What You Need. Your tongue is coate<l. Your breath is foul. Headaches come and go. These symptoms show that your stomach is the trouble. To remove the cause is the first thing, and Cbainlx-rlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets will do that. Ea,y L, Like ami most effective. Sold by53 words
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Article186 1910-08-26 701 To the Editor op the muaiii Echo. Dear Sir, I shall be greatly obliged if you will be good enough to give the following articles a space in your valuable column of your paper. Owing to the fact the Kailway Subordinate Scheme does not allow the Railway Staff186 words
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Article144 1910-08-26 701 To rus Editor or thk Straits Echo. Dear Sir, lam indeed grateful to your Contributor (“One who Knows”) for the kind appreciation published in your issue of yesterday's date. For the criticism lam also grateful as it is by criticisms we learn to please our Patrons. I know144 words
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394 1910-08-26 701 To tub Ediior of hie straits Echo. Sir, Everybody is aware how strict the law is, regarding the prevention of a contagious disease, but tin' way the petty myrmidons of the law carry out their instructions is beyond all that is sensible. As an instance394 words
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Article135 1910-08-26 701 {From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, 17th Aug. The British Resident is expected to return to Perak by the next German mail leaving Colombo about the end of the month. The Acting Resident and Mr. Jelf. the Assistant Secretary, motored down to Kuala Kangsar yesterday morning to attend the135 words
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Article31 1910-08-26 701 {Echo Special j Keibitt T»t k<N Jumping Priz? Singapore, 19th August.—Dr. Hoops’ Kerbau won the Cob Jumping Competition. Butter. Kung Thean Seng has been awarded the first prize for butter.31 words
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Article30 1910-08-26 701 {Echo Special.) Lnt’Rt Prices Singapore, 19th August. The following prices were obtained at the share auction to-day 1(H) New Singapore* S B.OU each. 30 Singapore and Johore $14.3530 words
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Article29 1910-08-26 701 (Echo Special.) Mark.t Fairly Actin. Singapore, 19th Augu.t—Messrs. Fra»r and Neayes report states that the market has regained a fair amount of activity Rubber shares show all-round advances.29 words
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Article34 1910-08-26 701 {Echo Special.) R d ween Singapore and Sarawak. Singapore, 19th August.—H. H. the Rajah of Sarawak, who is going home, is enquiring into the possibility of wireless communication lietween Singapore and Sarawak.34 words
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Article36 1910-08-26 701 (Supplied by Reuter.) Bonfires Throughout Austria. London, 18th August.—The Emperor Francis Joseph is celebrating his 80th birthday at Ischl, which was illuminated yesterday evening. Bonfires are blazing on the peaks throughout the Empire.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 36 words
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Article84 1910-08-26 701 (Supplied by Reuter.) Exclusion of Asiatics. London, 19th August.—The Times correspondent at Toronto states that a deputation from the Labour Unions of Vancouver asked Sir Wilfrid Laurier, the Canadian Premier, to raise the Chinese poll-tax from $5OO to $l,OOO. They urged that all legislation henceforth should tend to the(Supplied by Reuter.) - 84 words
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Article59 1910-08-26 701 (Supplied by Reuter.) British and French Atl.il udo as Regards th»? Fire. London, 19th August.—The French Commissioner announces that France will not continue in the participation of the Brussels Exhibition unless certain specified and very stringent precautions were taken. Great Britain, on the other hand, has notified her(Supplied by Reuter.) - 59 words
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Article79 1910-08-26 701 (Supplied by Reuter.) Among Copenhagen Sailors and Firemen. London, 18th August.—Reuters correspondent at Copenhagen states the leader of the Sailors and Firemen s Lmon announces that an International Congress will lie held at Copenhagen on the 23rd August to propose a fortnight s stn ’e among all European(Supplied by Reuter.) - 79 words
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Article686 1910-08-26 702 If we may judge by the Singapore papers, the Malayan Industrial Exposition is a thundering success. If people judged by lip* Penang papers, the last one was ditto. We hope that the Singapore show has merits that the Penang one lacked, and that the Singapore papers are more686 words
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Article171 1910-08-26 702 lawn Tennis Town ament. Following were the results of the ties played yesterday Ladies’ Double Handicap: Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Hendry beat Mrs. Liston and Miss Mahler 6—o; 7—5. Championship: A. G. Anthony beat H. Waugh 6 4; 7 S;J. K. Brown beat Henson 6 3 6—3. Double Handicap,171 words
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Article431 1910-08-26 702 N w II oks Ihe following new IhmAs have Imjch received at the Library '1 !.<• ill of Abd-Fl-Hamid, 1910, bv Francis McCullagh. Ihe Rise and Expansion of the British Dominion in India, 1910, by Sir Alfred Lyall. Greek Athletic Spirts ami Festivals, 1910, by E. Norman Gardiner.431 words
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Article3989 1910-08-26 703 An OrgnnisUio i Nnccess. The Singapore Show is voted by every one U) be an organisation success. One is struck with the very much improved fittings and general construction from the point of view of exhibitors, whilst the internal arrangements are much superior to those seen at previous3,989 words
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Advertisement45 1910-08-26 703 Blood Poison Prevented. There is no danger from blood poison resulting from a wound when Chamberlain’s Pain Balm is applied. It is an antiseptic liniment, and unless the injury is very severe it will not leave a scar. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers.45 words
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Advertisement57 1910-08-26 703 For an Impaired Appetite. Loss of appetite always results from faulty digestion. All that is needed is a few doses of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will invigorate the stomach, strengthen the digestion and give you an appetite like a wolf. These Tablets also act as a gentle laxative.57 words
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Advertisement34 1910-08-26 703 A Time Saver. Keep Chamberlain’s Pain Balm on hand. It is an antiseptic liniment and causes wounds to heal in less time than bv an} other treatment. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers.34 words
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Advertisement55 1910-08-26 704 Just What You Need. Your tongue is coated. Your breath is foul. Headaches come and go. These symptoms show that your stomach is the trouble. To remove the cause is the first thing, and Chamlierlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets will do that. Easy to take an 1 most effective. Sold55 words
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Advertisement66 1910-08-26 704 Pneumonia. Old people and those who have lungs cannot 1« too careful in girding against this disease. Pneun>-, n ia alwavs results from a cold or an attack- of influenza, and can Is- prevented by the timely use of Chamlierlain’s Cough Remedy. We have as yet to hear of an66 words
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Article85 1910-08-26 705 (Echo Special.) < Telephone Exchange in Malacca. Singapore, 20th August.—At the meeting of the Legislative Council yesterday the Government decided to open a telephone Exchange in Malacca. The Shipping Ring Bill. The Shipping Ring Bill was introduced by the Attorney-General, who said that he had no addition to85 words
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Article24 1910-08-26 705 (Echo Special.) 8/9. Kuala Lumpur, 20th August.—The Planters and Stores London Agency cable that the price of hard para is 8/9 per lb.24 words
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Article38 1910-08-26 705 (Echo Special.) Mnhk IT Ti kvs (L>v tiioi ’h Cup. Singapore, 20th August. Malakoff Estate won two cups and a medal for copra. The Governor’s Cu > for the best General Exhibit was also won by Malakoff Estate.38 words
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Article69 1910-08-26 705 (Supplied by Reuter.) Vo Msik* shifts.” London, 19th August.—A telegram from Sydney states that the Hon. G. F. Pearce, Minister of State for Defence, speaking in the Senate on the De ence Bill, attacked the Ijelievers of arbitration. All the means of defence, he said, must lx* of(Supplied by Reuter.) - 69 words
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Article33 1910-08-26 705 (Supplied by Reuter.) Withdrawal of Russian Troops. London, 20th August. —Reuter’s correspondent at Teheran states that it is understood pourparlers are in progress concerning the withdrawal of the Russian forces in Persia.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 33 words
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Article90 1910-08-26 705 The Cretan Cauldr on (Supplied by Reuter.) Encounters Between Christians and MusHulmans. London, 19th August.—The hostility between the Christians and the Mussulmans in Crete is becoming more acute. Several assaults and outrages took place at Retimo Suda, and Candia. A Christian property owner of Candia was burned alive. The Christians(Supplied by Reuter.) - 90 words
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Article300 1910-08-26 705 (Supplied by Reuter.) No Greg on Beard. London, 20th August.—The cruiser Rainbow sailed from Portsmouth for Esquimault. She will be the training ship of the Canadian Navy. She was manned by a volunteer crew. The staff instructor’s grog tub has been abolished. The Rainbow is the first(Supplied by Reuter.) - 300 words
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Article1944 1910-08-26 706 (Continued from page 698.) Tliat this traffic was not always peaceful seen in an account by Bocarro (a.d. 1614) nf a successful Portuguese raid under Diogo j e Mendonca, who sailed from Malacca up to Kedah in a galley belonging to Joao po«lri' r uez de Pavia, and finding1,944 words
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14282 1910-08-26 707 Constitution and Adml isf r. iim The Sultan in former days had, as was usual in Malay States, a Bendahara, a Temenggong and a Mantri, for his principal officers. It is unnecessary, however, for the purposes of this report to describe the functions of14,282 words
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Advertisement65 1910-08-26 711 Pneumonia. Old people and those who have weak lungs cannot be too careful in guarding against this disease. Pneumonia always results from a cold or an attack of influenza, and can be prevented by the timely use of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. We have as yet to hear of an attack65 words
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Advertisement56 1910-08-26 714 Just What You Need. Your tongue is coated. Your breath is foul, Headaches come ami go. 1 hese symptoms show that your stomach is the trouble. To remove the cause is the first thing, and Chamberlain's Stomach ami Liver Tablets will do that. Easy to take and m >st effective.56 words
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Article1170 1910-08-26 715 Not forgetting that figures can lie, we point out here a curious suggestion in the table published to show the F. M. S. excess of Chinese immigrants over emigrants. Perak, which used to be a popular state with the Chinese, lost that popularity suddenly in 1908, the1,170 words
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Article100 1910-08-26 715 Penang Short of Lymph. We are requested to go for the Government Medical Department, because not a tube of lymph can be got.” People are strongly advised to get vaccinated, and there lias been quite a rush. The chemists have telegraphed rush orders, but meantime, surely the100 words
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29 1910-08-26 715 The output of the above estate was, June, 2501bs July, 2971b5. Mr. V. G. Savi is acting as Second Assistant Superintendent of Police, Singapore,29 words
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Article548 1910-08-26 715 The Government Medical Singapore, has issued a notice 'JT Malay Chinese, and Tamil throughout the native communitv «S'“ mg sunpie and practical precautionary character against choW there is a considerable amount of' V’ in Penang and as the advice will equally well to other diseases besides Xuefen, 110548 words
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Article1165 1910-08-26 716 Oedinart Meeting, Friday, Aug. 19. Present: His Excellency the Governor Sir John Anderson His Excellency the Officer CommandingTroops, Major Genl. Stephenson, g o.c. The Hon’blo the Act. Col. Sec. W Evans. (> Resident Councillor, Penang, J. 0. Anthonisz. the Attorney-General F. Belfield, the Col. Treasurer W. C. Michell.1,165 words
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Article639 1910-08-26 716 Report on Pi ogress Since Company look Over. File first (statutory) meeting of shareholders of Trafalgar, Limited, was held at the Exchange, Singapore, at noon on Saturday, Mr. W. 1). Fisher in the chair. There were in attendance Messrs J. Winter, XV. P. VV. Ker, (’apt. Robinson, J.639 words
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Article587 1910-08-26 717 The Challenge Acceded. To THE EhITOR OF IHE MKAIIS ECHO. Sir, 1 see an expert, a large shareholder attacking me for my views, in the columns of your esteemed paper. Plain truths are not often palatable. He challenges me to exchange names. I never as587 words
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Article296 1910-08-26 717 (From Our o< r n Correspondent.} Alor Star, 18th August. A b’mf ion Fight A serious faction fight took place a few nights ago between two parties of Malays of Sungei Korok and Pengkalan Kapal at ft p.m. at 1 he former's place (Sungei Korok). A Malay296 words
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Article491 1910-08-26 717 Satisfactory Progress During First Five Months. A report of the proceedings at the ordinary general meeting of the shareholders of the Sungei Krian Rubber Estate, Limited, held on July 30, has been forwarded. Mr. T. B. Silcock, chairman of the company, presided. The Chairman said:—The report of491 words
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Article20 1910-08-26 717 (Echo Special.) Copra. Singapore, 20th August.—Following are to-day’s market prices: Sundried Copra $10.75 Mixed 810.50 j“ obu y erB20 words
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Article29 1910-08-26 717 (Echo Special.) aplaiii Fined for Breaking Regu hitions. Singapore, 22nd August. —The master of the Dutch steamer P. A. Bonck was fined $llO for leaving quarantine without permission.29 words
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Article158 1910-08-26 717 (Echo Special.) Dogs. Singapore 20th August.—The following awards have been made in the dog section: Best Dog or ***** Mr. Elton Bell’s groat any breed Dane was second. Mr. T. A. Martin’s Spaniel “Blobbs”was first. Dachshunds Mr. Suhl’s two dogs were first second. Mr. Janion’s pup Best Puppy158 words
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Article15 1910-08-26 718 (Echo Special.) Quiet. Singapore, 22nd August.—Shares are very quiet. Nothing is doing.15 words
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Article27 1910-08-26 718 an i (Supplied by Reuter.) 3,000 Death?. London, 22nd August.—7,o<>o cases of cholera and 3,000 deaths were reported in Russia during the past week.an i (Supplied by Reuter.) - 27 words
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Article32 1910-08-26 718 (Supplied by Reuter.) Patten Retires. London, 22nd August.—The Daily Mail correspondent at New York states that Patten, the wheat and cotton king, has definitely retired from the Stock Exchange.* (Supplied by Reuter.) - 32 words
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Article68 1910-08-26 718 (Supplied by Reuter.) largest Battieship in the World Launched. London, 21st August.—Lady Winchester launched the battleship Orion, which is the most powerful battleship in the world. She carries ten 13.5 guns and has a displacement of 23,500 tons. She is capable of steaming 21 knots an hour* ♦ ■ (Supplied by Reuter.) » - 68 words
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59 1910-08-26 718 (Supplied by Reuter.) Self-help. London, 22nd August.—A telegram from New York states that ex-President Roosevelt addressed the National Negro Business League on the opportunities of advancement of the coloured people. He urged self-help. Mr. Booker Washington assured Mr. Roosevelt that the Negro element would solidly(Supplied by Reuter.) - 59 words
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Article33 1910-08-26 718 (Supplied by Reuter.) At Paris. London, 20th August.—The Officers o the Japanese cruiser Ikonm, who are ai; Paris, lunched at the Embassy. The Minister of Marine, M. Alfred Picard, was present.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 33 words
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Article70 1910-08-26 718 (Supplied by Reuter.) Chinese and Japanese Discriminated. London, 20th August.—The Tinies correspondent at Toronto states that Sir Wilfrh Laurier informed the Labour Unions o Vancouver that the Govvemment woul* consider the increasing head tax with regart to Chinese immigrant*. But the Govern®acnt was unable to entertain for(Supplied by Reuter.) - 70 words
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Article162 1910-08-26 718 (Supplied by Reuter.) hy Roosevelt was Rejected. London, 20th August.—The American capers allege that ex-President Roosevelt’s rejection by the New York Republican State Committee was arranged by himself. He is seeking an excuse to separate from Presi- < ent laft and the Conservatives. Mr. .?rior is assuming the(Supplied by Reuter.) - 162 words
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Article495 1910-08-26 718 It is no use expecting one of our brilliant leaders to-day. The writing chap’s mind is too full of “Jane,” which is to say Georgie. For Jane is chiefly Georgie Corlass. Always an amusing farce, “Jane” is, so to speak, more Janey with Georgie in the title role. Miss495 words
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Article125 1910-08-26 718 Chinese Girl Drowned. The heavy downpour yesterday afternoon Hooded most of the thoroughfares leading into arnarvon Street converting them, in one short hour, into running rivers. The rainfall registered at Fort Cornwallis was 1’92 inches. A poor Chinese girl, al>out 3 years of age, who was playing in125 words
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Article342 1910-08-26 718 With reference to the Kedah Extradition Case a certain ixunt respecting the status of the Governor was te have l»een argued by the Solicitor-General yesterday, but Mr. Hastings Rhodes informed the Court that although he had expected his instructions from Singapore they had not yet arrived. He342 words
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Article1435 1910-08-26 719 Incnase <d Capital Sanctioned. A special general meeting of the shareholders of Ayer Klining Rubber Estate, Ltd., was called at the Chamlxjr of Commerce at 11 o’clock to-day to consider an increase of capital needed to open the new concession,” to clean and plant the unplanted 135 acres,1,435 words
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Article322 1910-08-26 719 Action over Shipment of Hides from Penang. The Hongkong Telegraph of August 11, says —Before Mr. Justice Hazeland, Acting Puisne Judge, in the Summary Court this morning, the Sun San Yen firm sued the Navigazione Generale Italiana Steamship Company to recover the sum of $701.51 as damages322 words
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Advertisement31 1910-08-26 719 A Time Saver. Keep Chamberlain’s Pain Balm on han It is an antiseptic liniment and ca wounds to heal in less time than other treatment. For sale by saries and Dealers.31 words
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Article1542 1910-08-26 720 8. F. P. MALCOLM CUMMING’S VIEWS. A Notab’»' Gallic: Dig. There was quite a record gathering of the Planters' Association of Malova, in the S V. C. Drill Hall on Thursday morning, and quite an amount of interesting business was transacted. Mr. Malcolm Cumming presided, there being also8. F. P. - 1,542 words
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Article237 1910-08-26 720 Not a Drop to Drink, The Great Western Railway Co., it is said, has established bath rooms at its stations for the use of travellers, but the F. M. 8. Railway grudges even a mouthful of water to its patrons, says our Taiping contemporary. It is237 words
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Advertisement57 1910-08-26 720 For an Impaired Appstite. Loss of appetite always results from faulty digestion. All that is nee»led is a few doses of Chamlierlain’» Stomach and Liver Tablet#. They will invigorate the stomach, strengthen the digestion ami give you an appetite like a wolf. These Tablets also act as a gentle laxative.57 words
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Advertisement65 1910-08-26 720 Pneumonia. Old people ami those who have weak lungs cannot be Us» careful in guarding against this disease. Pneumonia always result» from a cohl or an attack of influenza, ami can be prevents! by the timely into o f Chamberlains Cough Remedy. We have as yet to hear of an65 words
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Article231 1910-08-26 721 To THI Editor of the Str/ its Echo. Sir, More than one article has already been written about the continuous short-handed-ness of the above Department regarding its Staff of officers, and no effect produced, and in consequence I feel certain that there must also necessarily be231 words
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286 1910-08-26 721 TO TH! EDITOR O» THI STRAITS ECHO. Sir in support of Disgusted’s letter, which appeared in your paper some days ago, I cannot understand how even our Sanitary officers too, who ought to know about sanitation more than anybody else, treat it so lightly as286 words
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Article136 1910-08-26 721 T-i niR Editor ov the Straits Echo. Dear Sir, A few days ago there appeared in your paper a letter from a person who signed himself British Empire,” who wished to know certain particulars about a certain examination on the History of the British Empire, the prize136 words
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Article135 1910-08-26 721 To tub Editor of the Straits Ecna Dear Sir, The organ of St. George’s Church is about to lie overhauled and tuned at a cost of $6OO. As some memliers of the congregation may not be aware of this, we should lie glad if you would135 words
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Article935 1910-08-26 721 The Housing and Surroundings of Coolies. An interesting lecture on estate sanitation was delivered by Dr. Brooke, Port Health Officer, liefore a large audience of planters in the Volunteer Drill Hall, Singapore, last Friday. He explained at the outset that he did not propose to give instruction regarding935 words
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Article1499 1910-08-26 722 follow interesting extracts and pahrases from a long article sent by our Tongtah correspondent: The s- Sri Helene plies between Panga, Krasoine, Ghirby, Tarnoon, Taimeuang and ToDL'kah.’ Cassim, a Penang Malay, is the kinver. Mr. Latham travels as supercargo, [Jing tin ore for the Straits Trading Co.1,499 words
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Article74 1910-08-26 722 (Echo Special.) (3r< et l aunching Out. Kuala Lumpur, 23rd August.— Mr. P. Z. Creet, proprietor of the Grand Hotel at Ipoh, takes over the F. M. 8. Hotel here from Septemlier Ist. The present proprietor, Mr. K(*is' hk(*r, has been appointed Secretary of the Selangor Club. The74 words
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Article57 1910-08-26 722 (Echo Special.) To be Codified. Kuala Lumpur. 23rd Aug. A committee has l»een appointed to codify the laws of the Four States. It consists of Sir A. F. G. Law, Chief Judicial Commissioner, Mr. L. I*. Ebden, Legal Adviser, Mr. A. H. Lemon, Assistant Colonial Se •rotary, and57 words
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Article37 1910-08-26 722 (Echo Special.) Mr. Griffith* or Tronnb. Kuala Lumpur, 23rd Aug.—The Mnlay Mail is definitely informed that Mr. Griffiths of Tronoh has been appointed to succeed Mr. Osborne as a mcmlier of the Federal Council.37 words
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Article55 1910-08-26 722 (Supplied by Reiper.) German Colony in I fete*. London, 22nd August. The ShimUird't Berlin correspond»*nt nays that Maximilian Harden and Carl Peters, two influential journalists, declare that the inhabitants of Damaraland are so discontented with German rule that they contemplate abandoning the German flag and joining+»—, (Supplied by Reiper.) - 55 words
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Advertisement68 1910-08-26 722 Pneumonia. Old people ami those who have weak lungs cannot Is* too careful in guarding against this <li**u,m>. Pneumonia always results from a cold or an attack of influenza, and can Im* prevented by the timely use of C hamlsirlam s Cough liemedy. We have as yet to hear of68 words
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Article203 1910-08-26 723 (Sujip'ied hy lii’iihr.) i.rrinnn Sympathy London. 22nd August. The Narddeuhclie of Berlin, alluding to tin* disastrous flood in Japan, does not doubt that .Japan, with her steady calm and strength, will repair the terrible damage. It sympathises with the Japanese Government in this severe trial. Fre'O’h F»(Sujip'ied hy lii’iihr.) - 203 words
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Article33 1910-08-26 723 (Supplied by Reuter.) Mullah lle-appearfi, London, 23rd August.—Aden reports that the Mullah Ims re-appeared near Burao with a large force. When the friendly troops heard of his approach they bolted.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 33 words
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Article26 1910-08-26 723 {Supplied by Reuter.} Zeppelin Dirigible Starts Regular Bin. London, 23-d August. The Zeppelin airship Biden-Biden started a regular service of tours to day.{Supplied by Reuter.} - 26 words
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Article37 1910-08-26 723 (Supplied by Reuter.) Another 1w th<* Uh*. London, 22nd August. A telegram from Rome states 11 <i/ Lieutenant Pasqut, a young <*x|>ert aeropianist, fell a thousand feet ami was smashed to a pulp.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 37 words
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Article48 1910-08-26 723 (Supplied hi/ nd Ils aki»l r-’i London, 22nd August.- The Kaiser with bis family, the fm|>erial Chancellor, and his Ministers, inaugurated the new Imperial Palace at Posen. It is hojied that the new Imperial residential town will lie the nursery of German civilisation and customs in Poland.(Supplied hi/ - 48 words
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Article1095 1910-08-26 723 anybody know whether the General Ho.-pital is still as scandalously understaffed as it was v hen we l ist referred to its maladministration The letter we published yesterday reminds us of the duty of keeping the matter to the fore. Until we are assured that there has been a1,095 words
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Article120 1910-08-26 723 In our report of the Ayer Kuning my* ing vesterday, through an obvious slip <»f t e pen, we attributed to the Chairman a remark that was made by Mr. Macbeth, was Mr. Macbeth and not Mr. Barnett who suggested that the directors should ma good the excess120 words
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Advertisement59 1910-08-26 723 I'h.r an Inipeirtd Appetite. Loss of appetite always results from faulty digestion. All that is needed is a few doses of Chamlierlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will invigorate th<* stomach, strengthen the digestion and give v<»u an appetite like a wolf. These Tablets also ad as a gentio laxative.59 words
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Article442 1910-08-26 724 GovpnHiiPft Wharves vs. Police. \n unsatisfactory game and a scratchy at that. A« an exposition of football it <as not even mediocre; rather was it a striking illustration of the game as it should be played. The Police, who took the field shorthanded, were beaten by one goal442 words
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Article60 1910-08-26 724 Lnw i Tennis Tournament. y-teid ’h was lhe result of ,h tip plil VP,J Sell/p 1^ 0 ll ;iH 'licap, Class A. Cleaver ami t-p_a u Meubronner and Eichenberg 6 •>—6 6 -3. tare? C^ LSB a PP rj iiser’s licences in Perak P.O P i granted to Messrs.60 words
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Article500 1910-08-26 724 P. L.R.C. > -2nd August. IVIO. I ‘R ACTIC E SHOOT— GROUPl N G w Rifle. 150 yds. MixsVVemyss 310 26 Mrs. U nght-Motion -310 23 Miss J. Smith -310 23 Miss Macdonald 22 10 Miss Smith 3 i o )0 Mrs. Liston 310 Mrs. Hamilton -319 jq Shoot.no at500 words
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Article672 1910-08-26 724 That AfflKt Planters. Below we give a summary of Mr. H. N. Ridley's lecture at the Singapore Drill Hall’ last Saturday afternoon In the early days of cultivation, he said, the planter was content to take no notice of the pests on his plants till they f.trced themselves672 words
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Article562 1910-08-26 725 Mr. Peel, lately chief clerk to the District Officer, Upper Perak, who was transferred to the local Treasury’, after the arrest and conviction of the Financial Clerk in Upper Perak in connection with certain defalcations, has Iteen arrested on a warrant, issued at the instance562 words
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Article178 1910-08-26 725 A Visitor writes to the Malay Mai! to warn those who have an idea of seeking employment in Kelantan. The Government of Kelantan, he states, is run in Malay, and so Malay c lerks are preferred and, still more so, Malays with English knowledge. The Malay178 words
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Article163 1910-08-26 725 Q le r Alfa’r at the Trenail ry. A strange irregularity that will form the subject of a Departmental enquiry took place in the Singapore Treasury yesterday, says the Straits Times of last Monday: A police lance-corporal going his rounds noticed beneath a stair near the door of163 words
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Article126 1910-08-26 725 The statutory report of the Tanjong Mali in Rubber Company, Limited, states that the total number of shares allotted is 383,000. These shares have lioen allotted, payable wholly in cash, and have been paid up to the extent of 12s. 6d. per share. The total amount of126 words
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Article106 1910-08-26 725 11. E. Su Hsun, President of the Board of War, at Peking, has personally repoited to the Prince Regent, that a certain foreign country has secretly sent 10,000 troops into Chinese territory. The Prince Regent has ordered His Excellency to confer with the Minister of the country106 words
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Article28 1910-08-26 725 (Echo Special.) L‘e the Manager, Kuala Lumpur, 24th August.-Mr S K Martin the manager of the Grand Orient.! Hotel, Kuala Lumpur, is also a partner28 words
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Article21 1910-08-26 725 H .E. The Governor. (Echo Special.) Bui* H”»e This Evening Singapore, 23rd August.—H. the Governor sailed for Penang at noon today.21 words
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Article22 1910-08-26 725 (Echo Special.) 30 in r cent. Dividend. Singapore, 23rd August.—The Belat Tin Mining Company has declared a dividend of 30’/..22 words
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Article30 1910-08-26 725 (Echo Special.) Latest Prices. Singapore, 23rd August: Cicely £2-3-6 buyers. Golcond.i £6-0-0 Highlands... £5-15-0 Kuala Lum purs £B-15-0 Labu £O-17-0 Linggi £2-14-0 Malacca £7-2-6 Pataling £3-5-030 words
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Article79 1910-08-26 725 1 (Echo Special.) 1 i Price». Kuala Lumpu-, 24th August.—Messrs. Harper and Co.’s London agency cable the following prices Fine Sheet 7s. Id. Fine Crepe 7s. 3d. No. 1 Scrap 6s. 3d. Average Plantation No. 1 7s. 4d. The market is firm. The Planters and Stores London Agency wire79 words
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Article70 1910-08-26 725 (Supplied l>y Reuter.) Taft and RofSPVelt. London, 23rd August.-President Taft, in a letter to the President of the Repu j• lean Committee, categorically denies that e is any breach tetween himself and Roosevelt. He declares that the impression is that such breach was engine ed by reactionary Republicans.(Supplied l>y Reuter.) - 70 words
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Article46 1910-08-26 726 (Supplied by Renier.) In Excess of the Estimates. London, 23rd August.—A telegram from Berlin states that the revenue for 1909-10 exce eded the Estimates by £3,625,000. The expenditure was £2,000,000 Wow the Estimates. The deficit coverable by the loan bas been reduced to £6,300,000.(Supplied by Renier.) - 46 words
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Article38 1910-08-26 726 (Supplied by Reuter.) Labour Demands. London, 24th August. —The Labour Members demand that a Bill should be passed reversing the Osborne judgment. The meeting showed little sympathy with the Liberals and strenuous opposition against the Conservatives.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 38 words
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Article60 1910-08-26 726 (Supplied by Reuter.) New Type of Battleship. London, 24th August.—The Admiralty is about to build at Portsmouth an experimental battleship with motor engines. There will be no stoking and no funnels and there will be great economies in weight and space. The Portsmouth Evening News says that(Supplied by Reuter.) - 60 words
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Article46 1910-08-26 726 (Supplied by Reuter.) Grave Situation. London, 23rd August. —The forest fires in Idaho, Montana, and ()regon have become very serious. /V hundred deaths are reported in Northern Idaho. A solid wall of fire extends for 50 miles from Thompson to the Idaho boundary.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 46 words
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Article58 1910-08-26 726 (Supplied by Reuter.) New President Proclaimed London, 23rd August.—The revolutionists have captured Managua and Juan Estrada has been proclaimed President of Nicaragua. The three principal towns in the F. M. States which had a population of over ten housand at the last Census were Kuala Lumpur Taiping, and Ipoh,(Supplied by Reuter.) - 58 words
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Article698 1910-08-26 726 The outstanding feature of the Home papers received by to-day’s mail is the Hight of the murderer Crippen, and the manner of llis arrest. After the captain of the steamer on which Crippen was fleeing to Canada had informed Scotland Yard by wireless,” two days after the ship698 words
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Article152 1910-08-26 726 Warwick Major’s Comedy Co. scored a hilarious success with “Niobe” last night, in spite of the too obvious prompter. Major as I’etnimos was very, very funny, «and Mrs. Major as the Flapper Hattie” was very, very charming. Her songs went, very well. They are a lever pair.152 words
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Article263 1910-08-26 726 Law i Teniiln Tournament. Following were the results of the ties played yesterday Single Handicap, Clans B. Reimann beat Mourin 6 0; 6 2. Single Handicap, Cla>s C.: Macdonald beat Lees 6 3 6 4. Mixed Double Handicap: Mr. and Mrs. Marfin beat Miss Hogan and Miss Anthony 7263 words
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Article792 1910-08-26 727 P. V S <’. vs F S. Second thoughts are best. Smith, in a huff, left the held yesterday because the referee’s decision did not please him. But better judgment prevailed, and he was induced, after some persuasion, to take his place within the net again. A football792 words
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Article218 1910-08-26 727 A North Borneo Chamber of Commerce has been organised, the principal objects of whicli are, —(a) To deal with all matters of interest to'the commercial community: (b) To protect the interests of Planters, Merchants, and all Industrial and Professional enterprises and (c) To form a strong united218 words
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Article2025 1910-08-26 727 K (1 h Ixtradifion Cw, This case was adjourned from V, j last to yesterday afternoon to l4v?h? Solicitor-General an opportunity Mo the to the validity of the "<ler of fn under the hand and seal of the iu Governor. Sc -tion 3of the Order in2,025 words
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Advertisement65 1910-08-26 727 Pneumonia. Old people and those who have weak lungs cannot be too careful in guarding against this disease. Pneumonia always results from a cold or an attack of influenza, and can be prevented by the timely use of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy. We have as yet to hear of an attack65 words
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978 1910-08-26 728 Favourable Report on the Properly. The statutory meeting of the United Malaysian Rubber Company, Limited, wgs held on 27th ult. at Winchester House, Old Broad-street, E. C., Sir Percy Francis Cunynghame, Bart. (Chairman of the Company), presiding. The Secretary (Mr. Alfred Ikmnin), having read the978 words
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Article98 1910-08-26 729 (Echo Special.) Far and Away Ahead of Singapore. Singapore, 25th August. —Mr. Emile J. Du Bern, Vice-President of the Rangoon Municipality, who is on a visit to Singapore, says that Singapore cannot possibly be healthy, being in the midst of swamps. The Colonial Government is responsible. It98 words
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Article55 1910-08-26 729 (Echo Special.) The Year’s Working. Singapore, 24th August.—At the annual meeting of Bruang, Ltd., the report and accounts were passed showing a profit of $20,004 on the first year’s work. This is written off for preliminary expenses and pipe line. The output was 1,807 piculs; the monthly returns55 words
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Article18 1910-08-26 729 (Echo Special) Copra. Singapore, 24th August.—Following are to-day’s market prices Sundried Copra $10.90 no buyers. Mixed $10.6518 words
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Article17 1910-08-26 729 (Supplied by Reuter.) Declining. London, 24th August.—Cholera is steadily declining in St. Petersburg.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 17 words
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Article39 1910-08-26 729 (Supplied by Reuter.) Hopeless Position. London, 24th August.—The position of the British armoured cruiser Bedford, which grounded on the Samarang rocks in the Straits of Korea, appears to l>e hopeless. 4he bad weather prevents assistance being rendered.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 39 words
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Article80 1910-08-26 729 (Supplied by Reuter I Convention Signed.' London, 25th August.-A telegum frohl Tokio states that the convention of the annexation of Korea has l»een signed Later.—Reuter’s correspondent in London learns that the British Government doesnot object to the annexation of Korea politically but it has been considering the(Supplied by Reuter - 80 words
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Article38 1910-08-26 729 (Supplied by Reuter.) Motors for Cruisers. London, 25th August.—The Admiralty have been experimenting with motorsand perfecting the details. In two years they hope to begin installing motors on small cruisers before fitting them on battleships.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 38 words
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Article28 1910-08-26 729 (Supplied by Reuter.) Severe Shockfl. London, 24th August.—A telegram from Constantinople reports severe earthquakes in Asiatic Turkey. The Moslems are offering prayers and sacrificing sheep.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 28 words
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Article92 1910-08-26 729 (Supplied by Reuter.) Forts Garrisoned and Ain munitioned. London, 24th August. —Despite official denials, details are leaking out of a revolutionary plot in Portugal. Not since the murder of the late King Carlos has there been such a military display. The first division of the field(Supplied by Reuter.) - 92 words
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Advertisement57 1910-08-26 729 For an Impaired Appetite. Loss of appetite always results from faulty digestion. All that is needed is a few doses of Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets. They will invigorate the stomach, strengthen the digestion and give you an appetite like a wolf. These Tablets also act as a gentle laxative.57 words
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Advertisement46 1910-08-26 729 Blood Poison Prevented. There is no danger from blood poison re suiting from a w’ound when Chamberlain Pain Balm is applied. It is an antiseptic liniment, and unless the injury is er y se it will not leave a scar. For sale by Dispensaries and Dealers.46 words
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Article124 1910-08-26 730 p 25th August. By courts f the Chartered Bank, r Jnn Dfn d Bank 2/4 i ’4 months’sight Bank 2/4'J 3 Credit 2/4;- 3 Documentary.. 2/4,’ n.kuth. Dei and Bank Rs. 175 W 3 dav sight Private 176} Rombav, Dei .nd Bank ...175 tfoulmein, Demand Bank 174 3 dav7124 words
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Article193 1910-08-26 730 Gold Leal $64.60 Black Pepper ...no s'oek White Pepper 25.62$ buyers Trang Pepper 17. sellers Cloves 66. nom. Mace 86. sales Pickings 73 buyers Nutmegs 110 s. 18— sellers No. 1 7. sales Sugar < 2 no stock (.Basket 4.60 nom. Tapioca Flour 1.75 nom. Copra (mixed) 10.20 buyers193 words
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Advertisement8 1910-08-26 730 MACKAY’S liqueur whisky. •he Acxe of Quality. 16t!c8 words
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Advertisement262 1910-08-26 731 I The CRITERION PRESS, Ld. HB .5 it Mi |g ESTABLISHED 1883. PRINTERS PUBLISHERS. g ig| Proprietors of the “STRAITS ECHO” and “SIN POE.” g The most enterprising and up-to-date printers and I w lithographers in the Orient. g B#B .o'A Our plant is of the very latest pattern and262 words
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