Eastern Daily Mail and Straits Morning Advertiser, 28 August 1907
1907-08-28
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Title Section19 1907-08-28 1 Eastern Daily Mail AND STRAITS MORNING ADVERTISER. No. 599, VOL 111. SINGAPORE, WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28. 1907. PRICE 5 CENTS19 words
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Article1194 1907-08-28 1 TO-DAY'S DEADLY DISEASE. By Northumbrian. The world is suffering from a deadly disease which is broadly called nerves." The medicos diagnose it with polysyllabic phrases, which may all be crystallized into that one word, though they may sound more fashionable, and better worth the fees paid. The disease was1,194 words
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Article74 1907-08-28 1 There is a kind of Freemasonry among men that does not exist among women. Men are all in league with each other. Practically speaking, all have the same faults and vices, but they charge their sex with none. It would be an admirable thing if women would copy74 words
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Article162 1907-08-28 1 Do it cheerfully, even if it is not congenial. Prepare for it thoroughly, and work with a purpose. Make it a stepping stone to something higher. Endeavour to do it better than it has ever been done before. Believe in its worth and dignity, however humble162 words
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Article538 1907-08-28 1 An elderly man and a young man were sitting on the veranda conversing, according to Harper's Magazine." Yes," said the young man, I am going into chicken-farming. lam convinced that there is no business in the morld in which there is more money to be made. I538 words
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Advertisement117 1907-08-28 1 ,3 so JK co. Mii y) Jc j at all the Principal Exhibitions, three f Unc« r anJ tuclvc Gcld and Silver Medals r T^ffift^ HI [0 HAD OF ALL DISP NSARIES. I LjCSIEIOEB IMPORT AND EXPORT CO., LTD., I FOR THE FAR EAST. I "1 Rar^Occasion I ■4KARAT GOLD117 words
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Advertisement198 1907-08-28 1 IHowarth Erskine I Eij^ipeers apd Contractors. I ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS. I Telephone 28. Telegrams ERSKINE. WEILL fcf ZERNER .4. BATTERY ROAD. showing new a Ene collection ot Jewellery such as, Rings, Brooches Necklaces, Lockets etc. at very reasonable Prices. Stirling Silver Cigar and Clgaarette Cases, Fhotoframes, Mirrors, Travelling Clocks, Manicure sets198 words
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Advertisement11 1907-08-28 1 FROMY, ROGEE CO. Si =*3 Of iky m lu itimf* Z3311 words
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417 1907-08-28 2 The Eastern Daily Mail. PRICE 5 CENTS. WEDNESDAY, 28TH AUGUST. AFFAIRS IN MOROCCO. The details of the massacre at Casablanca appearing in the home papers received by the latest mails a u C s m P 1 > r filing. It is stated that the massacre was premeditated and directed417 words
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Article429 1907-08-28 2 From the warm affairs in Morocco the attention of those who take an interest in the political events is drawn to the grave situation that has been created during the past few days about the T U r K0 Persian F 5T ler r J he late429 words
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Article351 1907-08-28 2 Miss L. M. Elliott arrived from Java, by the de Klerk. Miss Elliott* niece of the Earl of Minto. Mrs. E.M. Janion left by the P. K I Simla for Home. Mr. Janion ha- gone. as far as Penang with, his wife. The drought during the last two months has351 words
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23 1907-08-28 2 YOUNG WOMEN CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION. I he member- of the laving a S 13, River Valley K-. J tagO&tjlttM i.entlemen. Ewythinj price(eedl (or furnish23 words
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Article34 1907-08-28 2 There were J hinesc in tbi >mar Road and Q the other Road and 1 1 were ma I I nought before yesterday but the case t > allow the cause of trouble.34 words
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Article51 1907-08-28 2 There was a little Si way employees H shop in Kuala L im| of a handful of G t'-er^ averted a "Strike" cling of any of the Code, the v His Highi ess i and probably be: should take a note of: necessary protection aster as51 words
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43 1907-08-28 2 TEA DRINKING AMONG LONDON BUSINESSMEN. A Colonial vi--ago that he h?d betdoing busii large London fin with which he wa M equipage "seenn tural office feature. I he was calling i firm, he was sb room, tastefull) antique style, where u. him a43 words
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Article59 1907-08-28 2 The Police utfhoril skSe ftfcS in the cro^P- lead of the Sikhs ana aolynexpen^ has great M well *s is willbegrea";.. The men arc dn to the Chinese rids been sUtiooed In town tor vearv It is felt that the U •rill be .We jo puller, with k»59 words
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40 1907-08-28 2 RICKSHA COOLIE ASSAULTS EUROPEAN. Mr v,.wvisible and h< tained the ric^ 31 xv as sitting- struck hm |[l n ricksha.^A policeman* sa d tint In; plainanttwicc, that t!»r coo l,c« k of his money, b ten.no theP rlcksh* the accused-40 words
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Advertisement326 1907-08-28 2 Scuallom Ariell's Australian. 1 lb. tins, Abernethy, Bicycle, Butter, Coinbi- I nation International, Lunch, j Oyster Crackers, Soda, per tin... 25 Coffee. Milk Digestive, per tin... 30 Finger Ginger Bread. Ratatia per tin 40 2 lb. tins, Afternoon Tea (B. assortment Bicycle, Butter. Coffee, Lunch. per tin 50 THOMPSON, THOMAS326 words
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Advertisement266 1907-08-28 2 JOHN LITTLE CO, LTD. Sole Agents in Singapore and Straits Settlements. FOR Big Tree Brand Salitornian Wines. mHESE Wines are pronounced the Best value of any Wines and are largely consumed at nearly all the first class Clubs, Hotels, and Restaurants in the 1 L'nited Kingdom and are most suitable266 words
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Advertisement361 1907-08-28 2 Che Parsi flltred CDeatrical Cop. OF BOMBAY AT BEACH ROAD. To>night t To-night "BAZME FANI," Shakespeare's Borneo and Juliet (In Oriental Garb.) Enchanting Transformation Scenes Gorgeous Princely Costumes Melodious Music and Mirthful Mazes of Dainty Dancing Groups. PRICES OF ADMISSION. AS USUAL. Door* optn at 8 p.m. Performance t p.m.361 words
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Page 2 Miscellaneous
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Miscellaneous87 1907-08-28 2 e©MI\G EVENTS. TO-DAY, AUGUST 28. High Water. 1-11 am i-39pm Masonic Club Meeting. 8-30 pm TO-MORROW, AUGUST 29. High Water. 1-56 am 2-14 pm Philharmonic < Orchestra 8-30 pm P O Homeward mail due FRIDAY, AUGUST 30. High Water. 2-44 am 2-57 pm P O Homeward mail due Concert Teutonia87 words
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TELEGRAMS.
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14 1907-08-28 3 Persian Officers Killed by Turks. I ;eTbe h ing C M ;en I mtier14 words
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6 1907-08-28 3 Turkish Troops Collecting Supplies. ng supplier6 words
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Article22 1907-08-28 3 Hessian I ss ro ri ssiA I j i.m. a spondent 1 the Anglo- g rapid circles Russia om the22 words
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22 1907-08-28 3 I RG I n-30 a.m. I ved ot" the Lga o: Lionel Ivanoof the |^H prison in the22 words
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Article19 1907-08-28 3 I El MRD riME ]H I 1 11-33 am. I Sister's Bill third reading in19 words
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17 1907-08-28 3 I :7.42c p.m. ■ereived throug 1 private K e numoer of a'ry17 words
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Article17 1907-08-28 3 I p.m. Rr- Lore 1 okio at Hakodate I oeen bu-nt down. \merican are17 words
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Article24 1907-08-28 3 I I m. I H" at langier has I to the Bi imh minister I e inadequacy I mea-ures of H have left24 words
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Article70 1907-08-28 3 1; rejected the J* 88 sottish Land Valuation H mraons rejected amendments on the I I ed that he deplored on the Evicted I -ided to the supe- tpted most of them. I <EI) THE BILL. ■jjtoond believed that the House Bill because it -and coming,70 words
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Article38 1907-08-28 3 |»»*7howatTpoh. I .at at the tate Council Kc «i published in -Resident K| holding a time next •fc 90e of the ('a; remarked ■^Ootic f ry, lulcr^ing but EC Uld K^n, so SUSS38 words
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Article56 1907-08-28 3 villa, have been I", 10 face k" turned round *>Sn n t an >' d »tction rehot in the raorY":Ot;'. an^he house r<4eh^Vol^ u "thebt«k I', and the front- n llf; Peasant .hade. P-ogress gets > lir, )ut;° n a^i", with e 'r ult- And.f the out56 words
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Article428 1907-08-28 3 CONSULTING THE WIZARD. When a Chinaman has decided to build hirnsel a house, the first person he consults .s not an architect but a sort of w.zard. This individual examines the site and marks the exact spot for the front door. In China front doors must neverEx - 428 words
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Article108 1907-08-28 3 The unofficial members of the Per.ik State Council have urged the establishment of an Agricultural Bank which would be an immense boon to miners and condemn the present state of affairs under. which the large sums of money made by Chetties go out of the country the108 words
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Article168 1907-08-28 3 I've got nothing else, and you'll have to take it," said the consequential little man in the tramcar. But we ain't supposed to change half-sovereigns," said the conductor. Can't help that," said the passenger "you'll have to find change, that's all. Pm not going to get off."168 words
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Article312 1907-08-28 3 S. R. E. (v) v. S. V. I. No. 2 Co. 1 he match fired between the S. R. E. (v) and S.V.I. No. 2 Co. on the Ballestier Range, on Saturday, resulted in a win for the Infantry by 74 points. The scores were as follows The following312 words
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Article1128 1907-08-28 3 thi Si rCalIy sur P risc <l that none of Nam the rTp by th Rev Fath^ "tution, Seramban, at which HE the V v er id°e r a WaS K Pre !f nt U w as fuil of fac t f ies -e trained VddevKrerteH VX.Y.Z. - 1,128 words
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Article990 1907-08-28 3 REBELLIOUS WIVES AND FORSAKEN HUSBANDS. Domestic scandals, resulting directly trom unhappy and indiscreet matrimonial unions, have been painfully rife in the suburban village of Combuslang for several months past, and numerous cases are on record of happy homes being broken up and families scattered it may be990 words
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Article95 1907-08-28 3 As the man with the camera began to adjust the lens and direct it towards his small sitter, that young person set up a howl. In vain did his mother do her best to quiet him. Edward did not want his picture taken. Why, my child," she95 words
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Article105 1907-08-28 3 It is stated that Lady Henry Somerset has now retiied from platform work, and proposes to devote her time to developing the work of her colony for inebriate women. It is now twentythree years since Lady Henry first took up temperance work, in which being a very able105 words
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Article359 1907-08-28 3 The death is* announced of the French pamphleteer, Leo Taxil, about whom M. Paul Sabatier told a strange stoiy in his book on the separation of Church and State. Leo Taxil was a journalist, born in 1854, who became notorious about 1879 by his violent attacks on the359 words
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Advertisement198 1907-08-28 3 ICbe Straits Cpcle ana motor CopGREAT u=o N BICYCLES TYRES, ACCESSORIES ETC. I rl t T -^S^ Lnnu to I o I RAITS. I, t^ J 7^ •J^BBBHwipßn, STRAITQ FOR ONE WEEK A Commencing August 12th. cost price. ALSO _Q BENZINE GAS LAMPS jj FOR INSIDE AND OUTSIDE USE. JL198 words
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Advertisement2075 1907-08-28 4 I FIRST NETH IND: *IgF* "E. D^.^ADLETS^OB SALE. WANTED IT COf fEE ROfISTING FfICTOH Y Lab ai surcharged straits Hongkong i Shan B liai Bankinfi «c_ m U Settlements. Cftrn«t.***« M SEE MUN. Tfi RE I t-»--m a n iw*~ Labuan stamps surchar^ ed Brunci Corporation. BE LET. MHLaiV_ Single2,075 words
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Advertisement177 1907-08-28 4 mnJa 3 Jlomfc, I Month. I I Want T, u r I d -lj" insertion 6 fel thri ««eeklj> ,J Si.oo. 2 >r j COOi «liti,, I *8 J Willb ««n« np( Manager, u oUepots^ tastern uaiiy "^•^e ootameo. •vouailaii, 5i Messrs Gbee boon KaJtks Hotel. s n,Uai. 6lltT urchara177 words
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