Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle, 14 March 1904
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Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle
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Title Section20 1904-03-14 1 Pinang Gazette AND STRAITS CHRONICLE. DAILY. ESTABLISHED /333. No. 56. Vol. LX 11. Monday, i-ttii march, ii)o4. Price 20 Cents.20 words
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Article1354 1904-03-14 1 According to the home mails, fiscal policy, Chinese labour for South Africa, and the war, have all had a large share of public attention. All three have «hord 'd a Imirable opportunities for the display of crass ignorance, those statesmen an 1 journalists knowing the least1,354 words
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Advertisement226 1904-03-14 1 WANTED. 13ACK NUMBERS of the Pinang Gazette, good prices given and app’y at once to THE EDITOR, 42, Beach Street. Gyrus Pries Co.’s SAFES. THIEF FIRE resisting. All sizes kept in stock. Numerous tes inionials can bo seefl on application to MCALISTER Co., Ltd Sole Agents. Llunicipal Notice. Applications for226 words
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THE WAR.
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Article85 1904-03-14 2 HOT ACTION OFF I ORT A KTHUR. RUSSIAN CREW DROWNED OR CAPTURED. Six Officers Wounded (Reuter's Service.) London 12th March. Admiral Alexeieff reports that duri g the course of the reconnais. eance before dawn on the 10th instsix of his torpedo boats encountered Japanese torpedo boats(Reuter's Service.) - 85 words
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Article154 1904-03-14 2 ADMIRAL MAKAROFF TO THE RESCUE. But compelled to retire. (Reuters 'er vice.) Lond n,, 12th March. When Admiral Makaroff saw the Steregutchy disabled he went to her rescue with the Norik and Boyan, but as the Steregutchy was surrounded by five Japanese cruisers, and the enemy’s battleships(Reuters 'er vice.) - 154 words
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Article30 1904-03-14 2 Apart from the Steregutchy the Russian losses on the night of the engagement and the bombardment together, were six officers and thirty-one men wounded and three killed.30 words
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Article53 1904-03-14 2 Mobility of the Fleet Phaisbd By Military and Naval Critics. (Reuter's Service.) London, 14th March. Military and naval critics in Berlin unreservedly admire the Japanese manner of using their fleet to support their militay operati >ns. They praise the mobility of the fleet, and the consummate skill(Reuter's Service.) - 53 words
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Article92 1904-03-14 2 MORE RUMOURS OP PORT ARTHURS ABANDONMENT Wiju on Fire (Our Exclusive Service.) L»»ll 'on 14 II March. The Chinese continue to receive the rumour >hat Port Arthur has been abandoned by t*»e Russians. Indeed it is reported that they have already done so. The Russian army h<s92 words
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Article76 1904-03-14 2 LATER PARTICULARS Reuter s Service London, 14th March. A c^yrd Admiral Togo’s reporjpAjhe fight off Port on 1 Oth March, the Japanese touktße crew <»f the Steregutchy aboard.! Another Russian ship was seen tol>e on fir<*. The Japanese losses s j vei kilLd an 1 eight woundeL TheReuter s Service - 76 words
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Article76 1904-03-14 2 bombxrd/enf very severe. (Reuter's Service.) London, 14th March. A tel gram rsdm Port Arthur received at St describes the bombardment of M «rch as being terribly The new town sustained the damage. The casualties include some civilians and ladies. All was quiet on the 11th. SEARCHING FOR JAPANESE(Reuter's Service.) - 76 words
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27 1904-03-14 2 (Reuter's Service.) London, 11th March. Baron Suyamatsu, a Japanese statesman, has arrived in Liverpool; it is believed he has some mission.(Reuter's Service.) - 27 words
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Article75 1904-03-14 2 LEAVES FOR THS FRONT A MAGNIFICENT SEND OFF BEGINS OPERATIONS IN MAY Will soon se-tle the War General Kuropatkin had a magnificent send off when leaving St. Petersburg f>r the front. He will probably make a railway train his headquarters. His aide-de-camp, interviewed, said that General Kuropatkin would75 words
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41 1904-03-14 2 Reuter wiring from Tokio, states that the Japanese Cabinet met on Saturday. The elder statesman present decided to realise fifty million yen by postponing Government undertakings, and seventy million yen by a war tax.41 words
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40 1904-03-14 2 London 14th March. The Kaiser has sailed for the Mediterranean He spent half an hour off Dover and had a goo 1 view of the new harbour w >rks, in which he keenly interested.40 words
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Article37 1904-03-14 2 At Association football Scotland and Wales played a drawn game scoring on* goal e*ch. England be <t Ireland by three eoa.s to one. RUGBY At Rugby football Ireland beat Wales by fourteen points to twelve37 words
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Article26 1904-03-14 2 ANTI-FOREIGN riots on the Belgian (Reuter's) London, 10th March. telegraphing from Tientsin, that serious antiforeign riots have on the Belgian railway at ShansA(Reuter's) - 26 words
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Article120 1904-03-14 2 The Washington senate has ratified the treaty concerning Abyss nia, establishing trading posts and means of transport communication. fOur Exclusive Service.) li>oh, 14th Mareh' Salak, the next station to Enggor, was burnt down this morning A policeman has been brutally murdered near Kam par Singapore. L4th March.120 words
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Article147 1904-03-14 2 Sumatra, Ger., str., 407. Klimuet, 14-3-04, from Deli, general. B. M. and Co. Zaida, Brit., str.. 2905, Grier, 12-3-04, from Madras, general. H.L.and Co. I Moyune, Brit, str., 3016, Campbell, 12-3-04. from Singapore, general, W.M. and Co. Suevia. Ger., str., 2662. von Dohren, 12- from Hamburg, genera], B.M.147 words
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295 1904-03-14 2 BRILLIANT SCORING BY B COY On Saturday afternoon the Penang Volunt»,. fired for the Commandant’s Challenge Cu* competition open to Marksmen and First Cb Shots and the holder of the cup, and the suits are:— Sergt. Doughty “B” Coy., 35 points i Sergt Blackstock “B” Coy.,295 words
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Article190 1904-03-14 2 Mr, FFancies Pears sailed from Ceylon on Thursday last o’n his return voyage to the F.M.S. Mr. Fears has a large acreage in rubber, and is anticipating excellent results, He takes the keenest interest in the preparation of the rubber, realising fully that on this point hangs the ultimate190 words
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Article626 1904-03-14 3 rmnour o/r rorrre/.o W ,h>d IE 'K. Taipit g «'th March, ILO4 ij, .tii is fill of cl»' n_es ai.d rnmo rs of -11-es: m mg t c M > ffic as. ,H f** iiwine linv»- >e n ie|orte» Ah. B I’ ‘lies to uc626 words
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Article376 1904-03-14 3 A successful general meeting < f the Ipjh (i inkhuna Club was held at the -poh Ciub last Saturday siys the 7un*.< o/ JfuZaya, Mr. Eri Maxwell in tae I chair. Ihe new rules, as drafted by Messrs. Edwards and Kenyon, were put to tiie meeting and376 words
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Article103 1904-03-14 3 The following is the Rainfall for February 1904 Government Hill Ins. 4-35 Baleh Pulau 3-37 Pulo Jerrgah 2-23 The Pusin 2-02 The Fort 1-81 Bruas 6-85 Lumut 4-23 Pangkore 0-80 Dr. R. K. Hawley has at two demonstrations at Richmond (Indiana) it is said, proved that Rontgen103 words
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Article1391 1904-03-14 3 MEETING <»F ruE MLXI T’Ah COM MI ->1 ♦>E I: S H»• I D ON 2nd MARCH 11’04 Present: J W rial I fax Esq.. (President) Q i»h Bng K»e E-q Chei k I lire Esq. A. -‘duns, Esq AD. P. V. Locke. A bsent: F > B.1,391 words