Straits Echo, 15 January 1912
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Title Section42 1912-01-15 1 Straits Echo 12-PAGE EDITION. DAILY CHRONICLE OF EVENTS. CIRCULATING THROUGHOUT THE STRUTS, THE FEDERATED HAU V STATES AND THE FAR EAST GENERALLY. JĔ9 Jk At VOL. 10. $24 Per Annum. PENANG, MONDAY, 15,1 h JANUAKY, 1912.%- Single Copy, 10 cents. No. 1242 words
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Advertisement1208 1912-01-15 1 if you require a Tonic .and some' thing to nourish you, Drink Dog’s Head Guinness’s Stout, rd and l<x«k (T for thiii r.t mj' label to «ee that SS you get it. TIANQ /LgE A Co., BoU Agents. Andrew Usher 8 Co.’s SPECIAL RESERVE. O.V.G. Whisky. (BA N-K S Chartered1,208 words
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Advertisement31 1912-01-15 1 Order it in flip Bottles. Dog's Head Guinness's Stout. The Tonic that cheers and soothes and doesn't harm. Observe this it is on every genuine Nip. TIANQ.LEK A Co.. Sole lgnUe,31 words
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Article2742 1912-01-15 2 Two Co-Respondents. Stories of a wife’s motor ear trips with gentlemen friends were told in the Divorce Court when Mr. John Currie Hanson, a retiied solicitor, formerly practising in .Shanghai, sought for a dissolution of his marriage, on the ground that his wife (formerly Gladys Emma Howell)2,742 words
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Article1259 1912-01-15 2 Mr. Asquith received a deputation of the National League for Opposing Woman Suffrage at 10. Downing-street Dec. 14. The deputation was headed, in the absence through illness of Lord Cromer, the League’s president, by Lerd Curzou, and contained many of tlie most emiuent supporters of the movement in1,259 words
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Advertisement104 1912-01-15 2 Woods’ Great Peppermint Cure for all internal <v>w«T>lainta dy sen try, cough», cold?, etc. Rafl!es-Sy-the-Sea. Situate»! in the l)est part of PENANG. Overlooking the Sea and Hills. Large airy rooms w ith private Verandahs, Bath and Sitting-rooms. Electric Light. Fans and Pells. The Only Cuisine under the direct Super vision104 words
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Advertisement379 1912-01-15 2 JUST PUBLISHED OUR BIG CATALOGUE, an indispensible Reference Book for Daily Requirements OR A GENERAL Guide for anything you want to purchase. The following short headings will show the vastness and eomprehensiveneig 0 f t he Catalogue. 1. Essence, Atar, Hair oil, Ac., Perfumery. 2. Rubber stauip. Brass seal, and379 words
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Article851 1912-01-15 3 A Prori»»h<h’» Future. The ordinary general m**etiug of the ■haroholder* of the Kuila-KUng Rublier Estate, Limited, was hold on 20tli ltoc“inlx>r at the Ohamlwr of Commerce. Oxfoid-court, Cannon- street, E.C., Mr. Oilliert Francis Traill (chairman of the company) presiding. The Representative of the Secretaries (Messrs. Rosanquet, Traill851 words
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Article729 1912-01-15 3 Svmvtra Para.—lnst. dir. at rate of 25 p n r cent Scottish Mat.ay. lnt. div. 10 per cent less tax. Tbnom (Bohrbo) Co—Further issue of 29.950 CM «hares £1 each at 21« per share, making injured capital £lOO,OOO. Bkacnhton Profit for the year to Sept 30729 words
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186 1912-01-15 3 With the steady development of the planting industry, the growth of population both European and native—and the expansion of the valuable export trade from the Federated Malay States, there is naturally a corresponding increase in the consumption of foreign goods. In order to reap the186 words
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Article183 1912-01-15 3 The Hougkong anl Shanghai Bulking Corporation states that, owing t<> the disturlted state of affairs in Clu-ia, they bave m*t yet lieeu put iu fund «dor the service of the 6 per'CMlt. 1895 Gold Loan, including the payment of 2,000 dravu bonds of £.OO each. The bunk183 words
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Article512 1912-01-15 3 At the Central Criminal Court on Dec. 18 Alfred William Carpenter. 69, was sentenced by Mr. Justice Channel! to two years’ imprisonment in the second divisiou for obtaining money and credit by false pre. teoees in regard to the Charing Cross Bank. This was the512 words
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Advertisement359 1912-01-15 3 Muscular Rheumatism* It is worse than useless to take any medicines internally for .muscular or chrome rheumatism. All that is needed is a free application of Chamberlain’s Pain Halm. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers. DHANNANTARI RASAAN. W. f This is a marvellous preparation for the cure of nervous359 words
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Advertisement711 1912-01-15 3 REGULARITY OF BOWELS The First Line of Defence against Ill-Health. Only about one man or woman in a hundred is perfectly healthy. The other 99 have some digestive trouble, and perhaps more than 50 per cent of these could trade their trouble to that prevalent evil— constipation. Its a simple711 words
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684 1912-01-15 4 In the course of a letter to The Time dealing with the meeting at the Horticultural Hall, Mrs. Humphry Ward write* Sir Edward Grey, most sincere of advocates. draws an eloquent picture of the achievements of women in literature, history, metaphysics even,” and poetry,684 words
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Article192 1912-01-15 4 Okkichl Minutes. Minutes of a meeting of the Municipal Commissioners hold on Wednesday, the 27th Deceml»er, 1911. Present. W. Peel, Esq (President W. T. Chapman, Esq. Yeoh Guau Seok, Esq. Absent Uuah Beng Kee, Esq. G. N Saye, Esq. Li in Eu Toh, E c q b The192 words
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Advertisement56 1912-01-15 4 THIS IS IT' WATERBURV’S METABOLIZED Cod Liver Oil Compound TASTELESS ODORLESS t The latest scientific preparation of COD I.IVKR Oil.. Does all that is claimed for it and supersedes the old fashioned emulsions which upset the stomach, Highly re commended by the medi cal prof, asioii. OF ALL CHEMISTS iiTillni,'t56 words
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Advertisement454 1912-01-15 4 Whoop ini Couih. Whooping cough is not dangerous when the cough is kept loose and expectoration easy by giving Chanberlain’s Cough Remedy. It has been used in many epidemics of this disease with perfect success. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers. TO-NIGHT THE TO-NIGHT!! TURKO-ITALIAN WAR!! THE George Town454 words
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Advertisement2112 1912-01-15 4 'Bole dapet belt obat-obat jang kita baroe trima seperti di bawa ini adanja. No. 47. „Tjongj&ngwau obat seroepa pil jang terbikin menoeroet ilmoe jang paling baroe, berguena sekali boeat oraug-oraug laki jang koenuig kakocattan dau jang soeda peloh dan soeda tida bernapeoe sama prampoean tapi engetan misih maoe plesir sama2,112 words
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Article25 1912-01-15 5 Vessel» proa i Agents Due P. Ludirig Derfflinger Himalaya Delta Singapore Colombo Colombo Singapore B.M.&Co. B.M.ACo. A.G.&Co. A.G.&Co. 16th Jan. 18th 25th 27th25 words
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Article23 1912-01-15 5 Vessels For Agents 1 Leaves T. Ludwig Colombo B M.ACo. Jan. Derfflinqer Singapore B M.&^/O. Himalaya Singapore A.O&Uo. Delta Colombo A.G &Co.23 words
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Advertisement384 1912-01-15 5 M>0. S.H.C i.tpwtwl Arrivals and UepariiiM. Mail Sarvica Ootward. Jan 25 Himalaya connecting with More» Homeward S.S.INDI4. will run throufth from Chiu to aUrseilta and London without trenshifaent. LAKES BY MAIL STEAMERS. 1st class 2ndclass To London by Son $505-72 $277-14 To Marseilles or Gibraltar $528.00 $258-29 EXTRA STEAMERS Intermediate384 words
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Advertisement372 1912-01-15 5 EmpText BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION CO., LTD. Fob Singapore. (Three times a week). Port Swettenhan and Singapore (Twice a week). Mergui, Tavoj, Yeh and Moulmein. (Fortnightly). Rangoon Calcutta. (Weekly). Negapatain, Madras, Pondicherry, Cuddalore and Karik&l. (Weekly). Sat. 20th Jan., noon. Taroba HUTTENBACH, LIEBERT 81 Co., Penang, Agents. vt 7. K0NINKLI4XE372 words
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Advertisement970 1912-01-15 5 MDDEUTSCEER LLOYD, SEEM IMPERIAL GERMAN MAIL LINS. f I YHE faot and well-known mail steamers of this Company sail fortnightly from Bremen .X. Hamburg via Rotterdam, Antwerp, Southampton, Gibraltar, Algiers, Genoa Naples (connection Marseilles, Alexandra and vice versa). Port Said, Sues, Aden, Colombo, Penang, Singapore, Hongkong, Shanghai, Tsingtau or Nagasaki.970 words
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Article, Illustration427 1912-01-15 6 A Journal of Thought. Published daily (except Sundays and public holidays) AT THE CRITERION PRESS, Ltd. No. 220—232 Beach Street, Penang. Price. Daily Local ?24 per anuum Out-station... Postage Extra. Mail Edition (Post Free) SIS CABLE ADDRESS ECHO—PENANO Telephone Nos. (Echo) 586 Printing Department 343 Stadia hilaritate427 words
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Article884 1912-01-15 6 We learn with pleasure that steps are to be taken at Singapore "to kick Sir John Anderson out of the Colonial Office.” Our pleasure does not arise from th* thought that the Colonial Office will lose his valuable service, but from the rtflectiou that something worth watching is884 words
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Article16 1912-01-15 6 A telegram from Pau states that M Vedrines flew KBj miles au hour. Telegraphed.16 words
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Article137 1912-01-15 6 A Resident” wiites: For the conve--4 ence of the Public f woujd suggest the advisability of the Government plying a pillar box somewhere in the vicinity of the Railway Restaurant so as to obviate the necessity of the Public going all the way to the Post Office137 words
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Article34 1912-01-15 6 Yesterday's advance in the price of coal developed a frantic public demand particularly in the Midlands and the North and iu some other places. None was available owing to London buying. J’el egrnph34 words
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Article42 1912-01-15 6 A P. W. Elwite with access to records tells us that 90.47 inches of raiu fell over there last month. The greatest daily downpour was ,3.’6 inch's, on April Ist Noveml*>r, April, and Octol>er were the wetter mouths. Reduction.42 words
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Article23 1912-01-15 6 A telegram from Liverpool states that the Inlliard match between Gray and Stevenson has ended as follows Gray 18,000, Stevenson 17,229 Telegraphed.23 words
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Article46 1912-01-15 6 It is rumoured that on the return from leave in July, of Mr H. C. Beltield, q. »f a., Mr. Uhver Marks, the present Acting British Resident, Perak, will either go to one of the other States on promotion, or go on long leave. Clipped.46 words
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Article61 1912-01-15 6 A telegram from Washington states that Major-General Carter has startled the Congressional Committee of the Armv bv saying that reorganisation was necessary if the United States wished to retain her insular possessions. There were 35,000 Japanese ei-soldiers in the Philippines and Hawaii who were ready for an61 words
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Article37 1912-01-15 6 At the Catherdr of the Good Shepherd, Singapore, last Thursday the marriage was eolemuised betweeu Mr. Lloyd Joaquim. eldest sou of the late Mr. John P. Joaquiin and Miss Marie Muhelbergher. The Rev. Father Nain officiated.37 words
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Article39 1912-01-15 6 The executive of the amalgamated Carpen ter* and Joiners Union state that not ice < will be tendered in thirty districts of the United Kingdom to expire on April 1 demanding an increase in wages Telegraphed39 words
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Article52 1912-01-15 6 A telegram from Teheran states that, the Belgian M. Mornard took sunnnarv possession of the Treasury Offices and conveyed tut he American accountants a message from the Cabinet to the effect.tbat if they further dejay the transfer of the offices they will not only be discharged but punished.52 words
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Article89 1912-01-15 6 The losses aud gains at the recent elections to the Reichstag we»e as follows Conservatives lost foQr seats aud gained one, the Imperial Party lost seven seats and gained one, the Economic Union lost five seats, the Centre Party lost four seats, the Poles lost one seat and89 words
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Article28 1912-01-15 6 The General Meeting of the Church Workers’ Association will be held on Thursday, the 18th inst. at St. George’s Girls’ Home at 10 30. a rn.28 words
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Article21 1912-01-15 6 The death has tak<n place at the age of 71 of Maj T-General Sir John Frederick M aurk-e Teleg aphed.21 words
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Article109 1912-01-15 6 An Echoite submits the following remarks A uice little collision between a Tramway Car and a ricsha or gharry is book»d to take pla-e any <liy at the junction of Reach and Chulia Streets Without warning a Car shoots out of Chulia Street into Beach Street aud109 words
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Article83 1912-01-15 6 The Miners’ ballot has concluded. It shows that more than two-thirds of them are in favour of a strike. There is hope that the Conciliation Board will hold a regular meeting in London on the 23rd inst. to effect a settlement. At the approaching cqnference of tlye Traqsport83 words
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Article50 1912-01-15 6 The Matheson Lang Co. and Mr. R v Smith, l£axiq.ger of the Bandmann Opera Co. passed through Penang yesterday on {.he s.s. Edavaua on their way to Singapore. Askpd if there any chance of a show here, lafer, the M a 4 a er pimply quoted Poe’s Raven.50 words
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Article82 1912-01-15 6 The Rt Hon Jam°s Bryce, British Ambassador Extraordinary at Washington, conferred with his colleagues on a prospective European action in the event of the United States relieving American ships of Panama Canal tolls, ft is stated that the diplomats admit that the indirect method of granting American82 words
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Article55 1912-01-15 6 UQUg before the Georgetown Kinema show started Saturday night the house full. The audience consisted chiefly pf Mohaoiedans interested in the film illustrating thp Tu:co-Italian war. They clapped and cheered the Turks inarching and the picture of the Turkish battleship in action. Foo Win Poe says he’ll keep55 words
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Article84 1912-01-15 6 A telegram from Berlin states that of the 265 results of elections to the Reichstag known at 2.30 on Saturday morning 188 \yere definitely elected. There will be 127 second ballots. The feature of the return is the sweeping successes of the Socialises who have already regained a84 words
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Article36 1912-01-15 6 Mr. Adams siKT'essfully argued the appeal against the Butterworth conviction of Tan Tek-tdi for criminal breach of trust in re-pect of Tek jewelry (reported in the beho at the tune). The conviction was quashed.36 words
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Article30 1912-01-15 6 A telegr.rn from New fork state, that the t d-'a ist, shelW Bahia The Palaee and other hut were destroyed. Twenty were lulled and a hundred wounded. TeUijrayhrd30 words
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Article31 1912-01-15 6 Mr. Barasay Macdonald has telegraphed r m Bo<n liBtl, the British Labourites congratulate them most heartily Tb«ir success *r«s: good news to all friends ot international solidarity and peace. T«legraphe>r.31 words
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Article105 1912-01-15 6 A telegram from Paris states that M Jules Henri Poincaire haR accept*l French Premiership. The French Cabinet is constituted follows: M Premier and Foreign Affairs M. Poincaire. Justice and Vice-Presi-dent of Cabinet M. Briand ar M. MilleranJ Marine M. Deleave* Finance M. Klotz. Colonies M. Lebrun Labour M.105 words
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Article234 1912-01-15 6 One of the roost curious natural history I phenomena we have ever observed was j shown to us yesterday. A number of trees I iu the garden at Babiugton, the residence of Mr. James Stark, looked as if the? I had passed through a snow storm. Th,234 words
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Article135 1912-01-15 6 A telegram from Peking states that the Throne has practically decided to abdicate aud retire to Jeliol (or Chingte-fu, 115 miles N. E. of Peking) almost immediately. Arrangements are already partly made. The abdication decision was the outcome of secret meetings among Manchus of all They decided135 words
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Article71 1912-01-15 6 Friday, Feb. 2, will be observed as a public holiday in Penang owing to the festival of Taipusum. Owing to swine fever no pigs will be allowed to be taken into or removed out of the northern, central and southern districts of Province Wellesley except for the purposes of71 words
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Article31 1912-01-15 6 The Admiralty is actively storing coal in the various dockyards. There is a tremendous rush and the Goole Port Railways are unable to cope with the traffic. Telegraphed.31 words
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Article73 1912-01-15 6 The employees pf the Qovepnujeijt Mopq* polies monopolised attention on Saturday when they celebrated the second anniversary of the foundation of this busine.“3-like department. The building was decorated for the occasion, and a wavang, a bangs&wan and ronggengs kept thing* merry until the small hours of the morning. The73 words
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Article75 1912-01-15 6 I Chin Chin War wants to hear from local Chinese in favour of a constitutional limited monarchy in China, as against s republic. Letters addressed “Chin Cbm War c o Echo office will be forwarded to him unopened. He is opposed to the changing of the Chinese75 words
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Advertisement239 1912-01-15 6 =1 FOR SALE. 1= A 6 H.P. Motorcycle (two-cylinder) and Sidecar. All in good order with Lamp, Horn, Tools, Cushion &c., and almost new. Address enquiries to PANGKOR c o Straits Echo Office. 1C D#C D*C DSC DGC Dec Df3 WHY TROUBLE YOURSELF? STS SAVE-U-TROUBLE FIRM will do ANYTHING and239 words
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Advertisement42 1912-01-15 6 According to all accounts we have the assurance that |>oiioBaii is one of the most valuable discoveries of modern pharmacology and is far ahead of aft.‘ preparation j°h Cubebs, etc. It is the safest Mid most successful. ♦At all Chemists and WWifl,42 words
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Article64 1912-01-15 7 A telegram from Malta states there is great satisfaction owing to the announcement that the French Naval Division will come to Malta to greet the King on his homeward journey from India. The Division will stay at ’Malta from the 23rd to the 29th January and will64 words
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Article901 1912-01-15 7 BY THE DOZEN. Chapter III. Nay, surely not,” said Mis* Elsie Bedel ia Badeley. not because it fitted anything that had gone before, but liecause she knew that the best chapters always open with talk v-talk. Bo she nayed, and whocau blame her? She nayed, being901 words
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Article146 1912-01-15 7 1 J A telegram from Berlin says that the outcome of the elections to the Reichstag 1 is that the Right tost twenty-three seat* to the Left of which the Socialists secured eleven. The remaining Socialist gains were from the Lilieral* and Radicals. The increase in the Socialist146 words
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Article210 1912-01-15 7 Legop must be a place jvhere everjfprospect pleases and only min’is vile. And woman viler still. At least that is the. impression one gets alter reading Mrs.'jLM. Connolly’s Bermadu,” a novel of Malaya published by Greening A Co. The scum of Legop 'Society is at the top and it210 words
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Article60 1912-01-15 7 A telegram from Constantinople says that the Turkish Chamber by. 125 vqtes tp 105 adopted the Constitutional Bill of December 21. This is equivalent to a rejection in the absence of a two-thirds majority and constitutes a defeat for the Government and a victory for the Union60 words
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Article67 1912-01-15 7 Bowls fixtures for to-morrow are Daniel —1) v. Dividson (ser.), Goldie —5) y Dohbie (s®?.), au<] Hamilton (—4, v. Reimann —3) all single handicaps. Tennis fixtures for same evening are Championship, A. F. G. Anderson v. Holmes and llotchkis v. Rogers Single Handicaps -A. G. Anthony v.67 words
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Article63 1912-01-15 7 It was announced that the word obey wfmld lie omitted from the marriage service of Una iDugdale, Viscount Peel’s nie-e, and Mr. Victor Duval at the Chapel Royal Savoy yesterday. Both are prominent Suffragists. The Chaplain announced that he had taken advice and was informed that the63 words
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Article20 1912-01-15 7 lbs. (ialang Besar 15,189 Port Dickson-Lukut 8.012 Changkat Sal.ik 4,549 United Temiang Selangor United... 2,660 Clunv 6,06. x20 words
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Article24 1912-01-15 7 The Admiralty has agreed to await the result of the ballot of the Thames Ironworkers lie fore placing the orders for cruisers. Telegraphed.24 words
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Article196 1912-01-15 7 Mr. F. W. Knocker writes to,the Echo from Klumpur.-under date Jan. 12, as follows As there seems to Is* considerable misapprehension as to my objective in revising Malaya, and as the dissemination*of false reports is causing much hindrance to mv business, I should esteem it a great favour196 words
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Article87 1912-01-15 7 The weather was hot and the attendance good when this in itch was continued at Adelaide on Saturday. The wicket was perfect. The M.C.C. icon»! 327 runs for 4 wickets in their first inning*. Towards this total Hobbs contributed 13« and Rhodes 59. Hobbs was 334- minutes87 words
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Article434 1912-01-15 7 Tin Orb —The s.s. Sapphe and the s.s. Un Peng brought 1,2A7 and 2 > bags of tin ore respectively. Im m iorants. —The deck jiassengers by the s*. Hong Mob fn.ra the Chinese Ports numbered 551. Baccy.—The s.s. Calypsv. the s.s. Benoa and the ss. Perak LruugM434 words
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Article26 1912-01-15 7 The Argentine Railway Strike although the period of gra»;c[hiU.erpiwd. The troops are guarding the Tides. Drivers and firemen are beifig arranged^n England. Telegraphed,26 words
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Article111 1912-01-15 7 Rjvmoud’s agent is such nice man that we’ve sirnplv got to publish this anecdote for him, though it doesn’t amuse, us much. He is nearly as nice as his principal isolever, and he wautsthe people to know that after the second part of. Raymond’s show, was done111 words
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Article53 1912-01-15 7 A-telegram from St Petersburg stat* it is semi-offlcially denied that Russia intend* to establish six new consulates iu Mongolia bevond the existing consulates at l rga, Xobdo an 1 Uliassutai or increase the guards of whom there are 150. at TTrga and 25 each at Kobdo and U53 words
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Article19 1912-01-15 7 Army and Navy The Armv Council entertained the Board of Admiralty at a dinner at tie* Savoy Hotel Te!egr»p\ed.19 words
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Article215 1912-01-15 7 A telegram from Rome states that the t. despatch of the Italian commander m the i i Red Sea give* a graphic description of the I fight on the 13th inst. He wa* convinced I that Turkish gunboat* were concealed 1 among the Farsan Islands and determined215 words
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Article40 1912-01-15 7 The following business in tin has beoD done to-day Singapore Straits Trading Go., 1 buyers no sellers Penang Penang Tin Exchange, 12 J tons at 92. Rangoon rice is quoted here to-day at $177 per coyau.40 words
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Article35 1912-01-15 7 Following was the result of the Cricket matches between the Singapore Cricket dub sard the Singapore Recreation Club S.C.C. First Eleven 109 s.r.c: 73. S.O.C. Second Eleven 34 S.K.C. 105 for 7. Telegraphed.35 words
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Article27 1912-01-15 7 A Post and Telegraph Office transacting Money Or' l l- an<i Savings Bank business has been opeued at Salak North, near F wala Kangsar.27 words
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Article45 1912-01-15 7 The Trinidad Chamber cf Commerce and Agricultural Society have pissed a resolution to the effect that they are gravely concerned at Great Britain’s threatened withdrawal from the Sugar Convention. They are convinced that the withdrawal will be disastrous to the Suga industry. Telegraphed.45 words
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Article71 1912-01-15 7 At the Anuual General Meetiug of the Penaut: Musical Union held yesterday at the-. Club premises the following officeliearers were elected for the eusuing year President, P. A. Gregory, lion. Secy, F Rozells, Hon. Treasurer, G. Baptist, Members of Committee, E S. Kit to, R. Andres, Shaik71 words
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Article18 1912-01-15 7 The conviction against Mansoor for importing Arms has been quashed by the Singapore Court. Telegraphed.18 words
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Article62 1912-01-15 7 i Eighteen Race Horses arrived this morning bv the s.s. Klang from Port Swettenliaui, twelve under the charge of Mr. Redfeam and six under Mr. H A. Wootton Those entered for the forthcoming meeting are Ortino, Pin, Phonograph, WaJUt»ey. Zanibar, Billet Doux, Skindle» and Ard Patrick of62 words
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Article18 1912-01-15 7 Mr. Huffer of Messrs. Beho. Meyer A Co„ Singapore, is going home by the Prince Ludwig. Telegraphed.18 words
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116 1912-01-15 7 (Ik LIQUIDATION.) At an extraordinary general meeting held at noon, to-day the shareholders of the above Company received and passed the report and accounts made by the Liquidators. .The total balance left was $$22,461.51, divided iuto 16,970 shares Each share, therefore, amounts to116 words
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Article96 1912-01-15 7 Chelorong Cheloring drew a packed bouse at the Tek Soon Theatre Hall on Saturday night. Ik is just the sort of play a Penang audience likes, being a roaring farce and it was well acted by the Straits Opera Company. The Turco-Italian films at the George Town Cinematograph96 words
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Article75 1912-01-15 7 Penang 15th January, 191‘J. Selling. London T. T. 2 4,* f Demand 24J 4in/st 24$ Calcutta T T 174; Rangoon T. T. 174 Madras T. T 174; Hongkong T. T. 184 dis. Shanghai T. T 92J Buying. 3m st credits London 2/44 fiOd/st 2/4,V sod st 2-4; Demand,,75 words
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Article68 1912-01-15 7 The following articles will be found on our outside pages Page 2.—Wife’s Motor Trips and The Female. r: 3.—Ku&la-Klang Rubber Estate, Reports, Rubber and Dividends, Trade Openings in British Malaya, Chinese Coupon Payment and The Charing Cross Bank Case. 4. —Mrs. Humphry Ward and the Suffrage and Municipal Commission.68 words
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Article67 1912-01-15 7 To- DAT. 27th Day of 11th Moon. Penang Khean Guan Insurance Co., Ltd. (In Liquidation) Shareholders’ Meetiug, 55 Beach Street. Ladies’ Rifle Shooting, 4-30 p.iu. P. C. C. Bowls and TennTs Ties. Volunteer Company Drill. Band, Esplanade. The Straits Opera Co., Tek Soou’s Hall, Campbell Street, Prince Sabr.tk,” 967 words
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Advertisement35 1912-01-15 7 This novĕ\. In edition, wdl published in book form at S\ \*r copy or 52 cents* ptft free, Only a limited number orders should be nit Xf no orders come ill be v*ry limited. r35 words
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Advertisement327 1912-01-15 7 8 r A large rubber estate about 12 miles from Alor Pongsu Station with 500 acres of virgin jungle. For further particulars Apply to A. K. VAZ, 7, Anr a loon Road. Penang Penang, 13th January, 1912. 35 The Chinese Steamship Co .«Ltd. The s.s. Seang Bee, 5,799 tons. Captain327 words
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Article147 1912-01-15 8 Canton, Br. s.s., 106, Bavasabib, 13tb Jan., Teluk Anson, 12th Jan., Gen.—Kong Soon Pegu, Br. a.»., 294, Morris, 13tb Jan, Port Swettenham, 12th Jan., Gen. E. 8. Co., Ltd. Ban Whatt Boon, Br. a.s., 199, Milne, 13th Jan., Atiah&n, 12th Jen., Gen.—E. 8. Co., Ltd. t Priam, Br. s.s.,147 words
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Article58 1912-01-15 8 15th January. Tmuj Chuan, for Alor Star (Kedah) Lrotnj Ho, for Betu Bahru. Pegu, for Port Swettenham, Port l>ickeon and Malacca. Camion, for Bindings, Sitiawan and Teluk Anson. Lai Bang, for Calcutta. Glenfalloch, for Singapore, Hongkong, Swatow and Amoy. Un Peng for Pulau Langkawi, Perlis and Setul. Flying Dragon,58 words
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Article253 1912-01-15 8 Fon Yen —Per Jit Seng, to-morrow, 7 a.m. Alor Star (Kedah) —Per Pangkor, tomorrow, 7 a.m. Trang—Per Tong Chay Un, to-morrow, 1 pm. Pangkalan Brandan—Per Avagyee, tomorrow, 1 p.m. Deli —Per Perak, to-morrow, 1 p.m. Port Bwettenham and Singapore —Per Omapere, to-morrow, 3 p.m. Bindings and Sitiawan —Per253 words
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Article124 1912-01-15 8 Pbnano, 15th January. (By court*sy of ike Chartered Bank.) London, Demand Bank 2/4$ 4 months' eight Bank *2/4$ 3 Credit 2/4s» 8 Documentary.. 2/4s} Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs. 174 3 days' sight Private TTS4 Bombay, Demand Bank 174 Moulmein. Demand Bank 173 i W h days' sight Private 176124 words
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Article224 1912-01-15 8 Gold Leaf 4<-4.60 Black Pepper no stock White Pepper 27| buyer* Trang Pepper 20. nom. Clpvp? 34 —sellers Mace 1> 8 ftoinjnaf m Picking* 109— buym Nutmeg» 110 s. 26.50 sale# No, 1 BJO sal--Sugar < 2 glO sal t (.Basket 5.10 tvun, Ck'pra (mixed) 9 95 sales <224 words
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Article191 1912-01-15 8 PntAHo, 15th Jawuart, 1912 I Bkek— cts. Soup 'por ca'tv 14 Roast 24 <24 Stow 0 Ciffry Meat-.. 16 Rump Steak 24 Ox 'Rwl «ach 20 tongue... 55 Feet 15 Heart 3u Liver per catty 55 Pork— I Pork per catty 32 Plg I Hfiftd.M n fcO n191 words
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Article1885 1912-01-15 8 s s Number of J S Capital. Shares > P Dividends. Name. a B j <5§ IS S’ f 1 I s 5 5 o§ a? j j 1908 1909 Il910l911 RUBBER—I*. LLaii SHAKES, j j I p.«\! p.c. p.c. p.o. p. c. j j 90!* I 150.000 130,0001,885 words
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Advertisement75 1912-01-15 8 Serious Side of a Cold. Ik) you know that of all the minor ailments colds are by far the moat dangerous It is not the cold itself that you need to fear, but the serious diseases that it often leads to. Most of these are known as germ diseases. Pneumonia75 words
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Advertisement36 1912-01-15 8 Riedel’s OonOMin is not unpleasant to take, and is not attended by those distressing byeffects which so often accompany the use of balsams and B»Uta 1 oils. It has secured unqualified praise from the leading Specialists.36 words
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Advertisement34 1912-01-15 8 I These tiny Capsule* superior to Copaiba, Cubebs and Injections CURE the same diseases as these drugs in FORTY-EIGHT HOURS without inconvenience. Each Capsule bears the name Paris, 8, rue Vivienne Sul* til Chemists.34 words
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Article676 1912-01-15 9 Amsterdam, Dec 20. The Quern hw been pleased to nominate Mr. C*.T&n Haroersvelt, Referendary at tbe Department of Justice, and Chief of tbe Cabinet of the Minister of Justice, as officer in tbe Order of (>ranje-Nassau. Yesterday a great military audience was given by tbe Queen, in tbe presence676 words
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Article139 1912-01-15 9 The Companies do not guarantee the <laies of arrival of thege gteamerg, but will etuleavour as far put possible to ensure punctuality. From Alor Star, (Kedah) —Tong Chuan, Jan. 14, 16, iB, 20, 22, 24, 2«, 28 A 30 ami Pangkor, Jan. 15,17, 19, 21, 23, 25,139 words
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Advertisement2123 1912-01-15 9 DUTCH CIGARS. We supply the following brands: G. H. SLOT Co., 35 E, Be ac A St red, Penang. Runnymede Hotel NORTHAM ROAD—SEASIDE. The Mcst Comfortable Hotel in Penang. The Best Food in Penang. Under Special European Supervision. The Best Attendance in Penang. A Trial will convince you. MODERATE TERMS.2,123 words
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Advertisement15 1912-01-15 9 F<>r ail internal complaint*, dysenlery o ufti». ooul». mo take Wo. du Great Peppermint Cure.15 words
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1394 1912-01-15 10 Sir Edward Grey and Mr. Lloyd George were the chief speakers at a meeting to inaugurate the women's suffrage campaign at thee Hoiticultural Hall on I>ec. lt>. The meeting had l*eeu arranged by the Women’s Lilieral Federation, and the barricading of1,394 words
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Advertisement70 1912-01-15 10 I lie song I Mill r ug vou in oue for the VOU.ig, ih«* ones iu their prime, uud fit* old. For each iu his turn, has iu head or iu lung Becu caught in the grip of a cold. Tit* secuet of Australia’s sua-eas, I *ui sure. Is dm70 words
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Advertisement306 1912-01-15 10 t Somethin* to Reaemher. When buyiug a cough medicine for chil- dren bear, in mind that Chamberlain’s I Cough Remedy is roost effectual for colds up croand whooping cough and that it contains no harmfuU drug. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers. Buy Harmoniums. DIRECT FROM MANUFACTURERS DWARKIN SON,306 words
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Advertisement1474 1912-01-15 10 I A Captain in Kitchener’s Scouts k ooc 58C 1 n\ i f i A S SO 1" 1 -L J u x *Y Nervous Breakdown, Paralysis— Cured with Signal Success. Cnptqjn D. E. Henderson, i, Marino Avenue, Ciontarf, Dublin, writes:— During the late Boer War, 1 bad a se\ere1,474 words
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Article1641 1912-01-15 11 Few know that China once had an emperor who wished to reform the country, and not vory lon# ago, either. The Emperor Kwang-Hsu, who lived a puppet existence under the Dowager Empress Tszu Hszi, was not the weak-minded individual the world has supposed, and if he liad1,641 words
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Article90 1912-01-15 11 January, 1912. Date H. W. L. W. H. W L. W, A M. A.M. P.M. P.M, 15th 8.57, 8.14, 9.32, 349 10th 5.48, 3.56, 10 05. 4.13 17th 10 35, 4.53, 11.02, 520 18th 11.25, 5.36, Nil, 5.58 19th 12.07, 6 15, 12.24, 6.36 20th 12.41,90 words
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Advertisement95 1912-01-15 11 The Wise Mother. The most prominent physician in the country cannot produce lietter results in the treatment of coughs, colds, croup and whooping than the wige mother a a bottle of Chamherlaiu’# Oough Kemedv. She always keeps it in a handy place and knows where to lav her hand 995 words
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Advertisement54 1912-01-15 11 rr-f. THIS 13 IT! Waterbury’s Metabolized Cod Liver Oil Compound TASTELESS ODORLESS The latest scientific pre paration of COD LIVER OIL. Does all that is claimed for it and scdcs the old fashioned emulsions which upfeci the stomach. Highly re commended by the inedi C? 1 jTolession ALL err "ISTS54 words
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Advertisement1798 1912-01-15 11 Telegram-ad re#: ..INTERNATIONALE” TEMANOOOENO. NEDERLANDSCHE INDIESCHE INTERNATION ALE” APOTHEEK en COMMISSIEKANTOOR STRAAT KRANGGAN NO. 9 TEMANGGOENG. Selamanja kita poenja toko ada sedia dan djoeal roe pa-r»x? pa obat-obat jang soeda kasoehoer paling baek, mandjoer dan moestadjab, dari itoe pembeli tida oesah kwatir dan tida nanti pembeli dari kita poenja toko1,798 words
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Advertisement1023 1912-01-15 12 W. MANSON, A m erica n Dentist, Utc{of Or. Allen 8 Co.,!Pha, 0. S. A. Charges Moderate, ConsultationJFree^ KMIDIMQ AT No. 2/a, Penang Road. A few loots from the Eastern aid Oriental Hotel. Khoo Buan Phuan CHOP Glm Seng|Moh, 203, Main Road, Taiping, Tin Miners, Advaneers and Genera Goods Store.1,023 words
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