The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 29 May 1908
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Title Section22 1908-05-29 1 THE STRAITS ECHO, MAIL EDITION. ||s Per Aim®» Single Copy 40 cents. I Vol. 6. Penang, Friday, 29th May, 1908. No. 21.22 words
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Advertisement316 1908-05-29 1 //////zz//////z/z///zzz/zzzzzzzzzzzz,'zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz/zzzzzzzzz/z'zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz‘zzzzzzzzzzzz/ I CONTENTS. I I I Leaders page. Sport (contd.): page. I Hdp for the Tin-Miners 531 The Empire Shoot 543 I 5 Empire Day 538 Penang Hunt Club 544 I x The International Institute of Agri- x I culture 542 x I The Frontier Trouble 547 Miscellaneous: x I316 words
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Advertisement158 1908-05-29 2 JI -I 1 i THE STRAITS ECHO MAIL EDITION. j ---■■mm*— m fl Published the day prior to the departure of each mail J for Europe, and contains the latest local and States t I news originally published in the daily issues, as well as fl all important news from158 words
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Article935 1908-05-29 531 The Times of Malaya of Monday last has an editorial very strongly advocating State help for the tin-miners, who, the paper hears, are on “the verge of insolvency.” Readers of the Echo will remember that, as long ago zx 7 O as October 18th last, we935 words
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Article1080 1908-05-29 531 SPECIAL MEETING. A special mpetinc of the Muoicinal C.™ sentleineu we e p WPnt jj r p j M 9' ,al) Mr- Lnn L A C lha ZQ n Cheu Te,k witb Mr. i (S 7 retar v in attendance flip P 1 or< er l )av ing1,080 words
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Advertisement92 1908-05-29 531 i ifop .«rybody and jnatic. a..ne mbli-hpd daily (except sundayn.) 1T TH CRITERION PRESS, Ltd., > T 0 .226—232, Beach Street, Penang. PRICE: *94 ner annum. DMLTWCAJ OUTSTATIONS Postage Extra. lAIL HHTION (Poet Free) $l5 CABLE ADDRESS Echo— Penang.” Telephone No. 343 -All baetnese communications should be addressed y H92 words
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Article772 1908-05-29 532 THE ASSIZES. (Before Mr. Justice Braddell Gang Robbery. The hearing ot the case m which three Chinese, (1) Lee Teng, (2) Yap Chai and (3) Kua Geng Heng, were charged with the above offence, was resumed yesterday afternoon. The complainant, a Chinaman named Tan Tek. swore that he772 words
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Article237 1908-05-29 532 (Before Judge Wolfer stan.) Taven, a Hindu, was yesterday charged with housebreaking by entering the house of a countrywoman named Vali, living in McAlister Lane, on the 6th inst The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charge and proved that the complainant, who was once his wife,237 words
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Article280 1908-05-29 532 Before Mr. Hamilton-) It will be remembaied that Kathiraveloo and Chellappa, two Hindoos, were charged, lhe former with using criminal force to Vythalingam Pillay, clerk to Messrs. Adams and Allan, and the latter with aiding and abetting the offence of using criminal force and with ciiminal intimidation.280 words
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Article535 1908-05-29 533 (from Our Own Correspondent.) Thursday, May 21st. A Wild Desperado. I learn that another futile attempt was j Llv last week to capture Saleh Toey, XVXofP.Oa P ugTra P Thirty X«en surrounded fits bouse one night tat the wilv robber had got the oflice. the Australians535 words
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Article1274 1908-05-29 533 Government Service vs. Free School. Bravo Free School I Those who went to the Esplanade yesterday afternoon to sea the triumphal inarch of the Government Servants towards the coveted Shield were agreeably surprised by the splendid fight put up by the Scholars, w’ho managed to draw with their1,274 words
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Article603 1908-05-29 534 (From Our Own Correspondent.) Taiping, 2Jth May. Was it a Stiff Examination I Of the nine candidates who went up for the Draughtsmen’s examination lately not one appears to have got through. '1 he result must be very disheartening to these unfortunate officers, all of whom have seen603 words
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Article724 1908-05-29 534 WEEK BY WEEK. (From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, 20th May. The Chartered Bank has now been thoroughly established for some time in the main public offices and though somewhat crowded everything is arranged to the best advantage. Our Crosby Hall has been roughly handled. It is724 words
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448 1908-05-29 534 To-morrow (May 23rd) is the date fixed for the convocation of the Permanent Committee of the International Institute of Agriculture at the Palace of the Institute in Rome. As a result of the initiative of H- M. Victor Emanuel, King of Italy, there was held448 words
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Article1184 1908-05-29 535 VntrOß OF THE STRAITS ECHO. much obliaed to you given to my letter. The lorttapr Aeents would have acted more Seamer g interests of their cr nmberof poor constituents had they W" o Xir minds to inqu.re into the •*”i, 1 > DS,ead of try g ®2Xn wi'b denials1,184 words
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Article3731 1908-05-29 535 AlE W. A. GRAHAM.’S REPORT. (Continued from page 487) The following is a continuation of Mr. W fo'r thA n ,n 7: po, t 0,1 the State of Bhutan 4th P enOd f ,n 24th 1906, to □sta| n i en r ary 1907 T,le firßt and «eond Uth3,731 words
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Advertisement71 1908-05-29 535 Australian Newspaper Man’s Experience With Diarrhoea. Mr. S. G. Mathers, publisher of Chronicle, Normantown, Queensland, says: Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy completely cured me of chronic dysentery from which I had suffered for years. I feel confident that this remedy also saved the life of my infant daughter, who71 words
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Article862 1908-05-29 537 The following interesting items of Chinese news are taken from the Shanghai Mercury A government bank attached to the city of Peking with a large capital has been established to relieve the money market. The German Government intends to pay a subsidy to the Peking Jepao's English edition862 words
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Article71 1908-05-29 538 (Supplied by Reuter.) The Queen and Princess Victoria to Accompany the King. London, 22nd May.—Queen Alexandra and Princess Victoria will accompiny the King to Russia. [Yesterday Rente» wired that King Edward would visit the Tsar for a week. The meeting will take place at Reval, where(Supplied by Reuter.) - 71 words
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Article125 1908-05-29 538 (Supplied by Reuter.) The Education Bill. London, 21st May.—ln the House of Commons Mr. A. J. Balfour, leader of the Opposition, yesterday denounced the new Education measure. Though saying nothing definitely to exclude a compromise, Mr. H. H. Asquith, the Premier, indicated points on which the Government was(Supplied by Reuter.) - 125 words
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Article64 1908-05-29 538 (Supplied by Reuter.) “More Secure Than Ever.” London, 21st May.—Sir Edward Grey, Eorei.n Secretary, speiking at the dinner of the Japanese Society in London, said that the objects of the Anglo-Japanese alliance and the prospects of peace which it promoted were now more secure than ever. He(Supplied by Reuter.) - 64 words
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Article147 1908-05-29 538 (Supplied by Reuter.) Trade Marks in China. London, 22 ad May.—A telegram from Washington states that the Senate has ratified the treaty with Japan for tl e preMotion of Trade Marks in China and Korea. The Currency Question. London, 22nd May—Disagreements between the House of Representatives and(Supplied by Reuter.) - 147 words
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Article47 1908-05-29 538 \Suj plied by Reuter Railway Accident. London, 22nd May.—An express train dashed into the rear of another passenger train at Contich near Antwerp. Thirty eight people were killed and seventy-nine injured. Three carriages packed with passengers were reduced to matchwood, inflicting horrible injuries on the occupants.\Suj plied by Reuter ) - 47 words
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Article37 1908-05-29 538 (Supplied by Reuter.) Notes to be Deposited in London. London, 22nd May.—Japan has arranged to place in London <£2,000,000 5 per cent. South Manchuria Railway notes maturing in 1911. The issue price is 98.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 37 words
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Article942 1908-05-29 538 It was a happy inspiration to fix Empire Day on May 24th—postponed this year to the 25th, because the 24th falls on a Sunday. The day is theanniversary of the birth of Victoria the Good, and surely no day could be more appropriate on which to celebrate the942 words
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Article238 1908-05-29 539 THE assizes. before Mr. Mice Braddell) Gang Robbery. v afternoon the hearing was TeBt d Hhe case in which three Chinese, rt»»®* 3 T»nc (2 Yap Chai and (3) Kua arraigned on tbe charge of giog robbery. be rice-mill, «hop Ban 0 Ib V wai produced. It showed238 words
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Article341 1908-05-29 539 (Before Mr. Scott.) To-day Lim Aw Taw, a Chinaman, was charged by a nonia, named Phan Yoon Njong, with criminal breach of trust in respect of money entrusted to him to pay to Mr. Gould as retainer in a lawsuit to which the nonia was a party.341 words
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Article105 1908-05-29 539 An inquest was held yesterday by Mr. R. Scott, the coroner, on the death of a native child, whose corpse was recently found under a tree. Onlv the head and the upper part of the body remained. A boy to a European residing at Cantonment Road said that he105 words
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Article426 1908-05-29 539 An Interesting Communication. The following? is communicated to the Singapore Free Press from a reliable source in Singapore. It seems to indicate that the Imperial Chinese Government is much exercised in mind over tbe continued development of the revolutionary movement in Yunnan, and the anxiety426 words
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Article252 1908-05-29 539 To the Editor of the Straits Echg Bear Sir, Reading the correspondence from “Fair Play” in vour valuable journal, I would suggest that if the agents could make arrangements to supply on board the B. I. boats plying between the Straits and Negapatam wholesome food, i.e. mutton and potatoes,252 words
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Article305 1908-05-29 539 A Dog-in-the-Manger Policy. The Board of Licensing Justices, consisting of Messrs. L. E. P. Wolferstan, President, F. J. Hallifax, H. Hilton, Dr. G. W. Park, and D. Beatty, Secretary to the Board, sat at 10 30 a m. this morning in the District Court, to consider305 words
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Article657 1908-05-29 540 (From Our Own Correspondent London, May Ist. The King’s Birthday. The King’s Birthday will be officially celebrated at all home naval and military stations on Friday, the 26th June next, and at all stations abroad on the 9th November —bis natal day. Admiral Moore At Home.657 words
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Article987 1908-05-29 540 (From Our Own Correspondent) Wednesday, 20th May. Chinese Revolutionaries. As telegraphed at the time, sixty Chinese revolutionaries arrived here by the French mail steamer Lai Sang on Monday from Saigon. From Hanoi, they made their way to Saigon, but the French Government promptly placed them under arrest, and,987 words
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Advertisement34 1908-05-29 540 Have You Rheumatism? If so, apply Chamberlain’s Pain BalmIt has cured others and there is no reason why it should not cure you. Ont application relieves the pain. The George Town Dispensary Wholesale Agents.34 words
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Advertisement63 1908-05-29 540 Lingering Coughs. Persistent coughs that continue through the spring and summer usually indicate some throat or lung trouble, and it is a serious mistake to neglect them. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is famous for its cures of coughs of this nature and a few doses taken in time may save a63 words
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738 1908-05-29 541 1882-1 W By Southern Cross < from our issue of May Kith.) 1889, the dismautling of O’/K'L commenced and the mountF<« F 7"» guns were removed. Fort situated at the mouth of the Fu er,o Him “nd bad become obsolete. Singapore Drill H a was738 words
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Article902 1908-05-29 541 The Attitude of the Straits and the F.M.S. The following letter appears in the Bangkok Times of the Bth inst., above the nomde plume, Another Irresponsible Some of your correspondents seem to think that not nearly enough comment is being made in the Press on the new902 words
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Article177 1908-05-29 541 (Supplied by Reuter.) Alderman Hirst Arrested. London, 22nd May.—ln connection with the Mile End Poor Law Scandal investigation eight guardians were arrested yesterday evening, including Aiderman Hirst, who was thrice Major of Stepmy. Alderman Hi.st. was arrested at the Council meeting, wearing his robes at the time. At(Supplied by Reuter.) - 177 words
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Article62 1908-05-29 542 {Supplied by Reuter.) Welcomed by the Papers. London, 22nd May.—Papers of all shades in Russia welcome in the most cordial manner King Edward’s approaching visit to the Tsar, as seti ing the seal of friendship between the two countries. They consoler that the visit, following{Supplied by Reuter.) - 62 words
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Article98 1908-05-29 542 {Supplied by Reuter.) Currency Appeals Shelved. London, 22nd May —A telegram from Washington states that, at a conference of the Senate, the House agreed upon a subsidy for carrying mails to Japan, China, Australasia and the PhilippinesThe Reform Currency Appeals were definitely shelved. [Yesterday Reuter wired The{Supplied by Reuter.) - 98 words
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Article65 1908-05-29 542 (Supplied by Reuter.) Lord Milner’s Views. London, 22nd May.—Lord Milner, speaking at the South African Association banquet last night, said that South Africa was now governed by commandos placed in power by Great Britain, and was reverting to the conditions before the war. He trusted that the(Supplied by Reuter.) - 65 words
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Article54 1908-05-29 542 {Supplied by Reuter.) Second Reform Bill. London, 23rd M-»y.—The papers give prominence to Mr. 11. H Asquith’s promise of a second Reform Bill as marking an epoch in political history. The Radical papers are welcoming the Bill, with the proviso that there must be votes for women on{Supplied by Reuter.) - 54 words
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Article65 1908-05-29 542 {Supplied by Reuter.) Russia’s Decision. London, 22nd May.—The Russian Cabinet has decided io repeal the increased duties on Ceylon and Indian Teas from the Ist September. |On the 2otL May Reuter wired that the Russian Ministry of Commerce had presented to the Cabinet a proposal to{Supplied by Reuter.) - 65 words
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778 1908-05-29 542 As a result of the initiative of King Victor Emmanuel of Italy, an International Conference was held in Rome in May, 1905, at which the representatives of forty Governments discussed the advisability of forming an International Institute of Agriculture. The Conference unanimously decided that the778 words
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Article216 1908-05-29 542 We are requested to state that a meeting will be held at the Parish Hall on Sunday, the 31st inst., at 9-15 a m., to discuss the question of celebrating in a suitable manner the Sacerdotal Silver Jubilee of the Rt. Rev. J. Meneuvrier, Vicar of the216 words
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Article984 1908-05-29 543 Parade on the Esplanade. Childrf»* F rS fel on a Sunday tbis As Empire Dy y e8 terday instead r« r ’a ••Children’s Day E®P ireD J tbe closing days of last week and during var ious schools in the :be teachers f t lbe ch984 words
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Article197 1908-05-29 543 The following is the Penang Volunteers’ score in the competition fur the Overseas Daily Mail's Empire Day Cup. The Malay States Volunteer Club, it will be seen from a telegram from Reuter, made 761 points and is sixteenth on the list so far:— 09 SO GO ro197 words
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Article542 1908-05-29 543 ’Jhe Government Gazette of May 22 contains he following items ot information Owing to the existence of Rinderpest among cattle in Penang the exportation of cattle from Penang has been prohibited for a further period up to May 31, 1908. The Right Hon'ble the Secretary of State for542 words
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Article176 1908-05-29 544 THE ASSIZES. (Before Mr. Justice Braddell.) Murder and Gang Robbery. This forenoon four Chinese, (1) Uarn Seng, (2) Chin Kim, (3) Ng Tam and (4i Chung Siong, were placed in the dock on the above charges. At the instance of the Solicitor-General the technical wording of the charges176 words
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Article342 1908-05-29 544 (Before Mr Scott Poonoosamy, a Tamil, was this morning summonsed by the Municipal Commissioners for running a common lodging-house without a licence. The defendant was mulcted in the sum of $25 and costs. As the man did not pay the fine, be was ordered to be locked342 words
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Article1560 1908-05-29 544 A Most Successful Gymkhana. The Penang Hunt Club held a moat suecessful Gymkhana on the Racecourse on Saturday afternoon. The programme commenced at 2.45 o clock and though the afternoon was a trifle too warm to be comfortable it was in every other way an ideal one.1,560 words
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Article254 1908-05-29 545 A large number of guests were present last night at the “At Home given at the Abattoirs by the officers and staff of the Municipal VettAinary Department as a farewell to Mr. Elton Bell, the head of the Department, who is leaving for home on254 words
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Article77 1908-05-29 545 m Our Q„, Correspondent.) There was ,1» Sumia y. May 24th. F «ay a „d LX at ,be Jla >™ Office 11,1 late hour feBtl ltles «ere kept up on f Jlessrs Katz Bros on a VlBl t to Kedah. Tk ““"PJWg’tbeLu the Land Tax now77 words
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Article1693 1908-05-29 545 Friday, May 22nd, 1908. Present His Excellency the Governor Sir John Anderson. His Excellency Major-Gen. T. Perrott, c b Hon. Capt. A H. Young (Col. Secretary). TJ 0U w r?’ Attorn ey-General). Hon. W. C. Michell (Act. Auditor-General). Mon. J. O. Anthonisz (Treasurer) Hon. E. C. Ellis. Hon.1,693 words
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Article93 1908-05-29 546 (Supplied. by Reuter.) Celebrations Throughout the Empire. London, 26th May.—Church parades in celebration of Empire Day was general in England, Australia, Canada and New Zealand. Lord Northcote, Governor-General of Australia, reviewed three thousand troops at Sydney yesterday. Six hundred and twelve Home and Colonial rifle clubs participated yesterday(Supplied. by Reuter.) - 93 words
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Article229 1908-05-29 546 (Supplied by Reuter.) Preparations for his Visit to England. London, 25th May.—Thirteen battleships, eight cruisers and a swarm of mosquito craft, (torpedo boats) have arrived at Dover to welcome President Fallieres. A Magnificent Welcome. London, 26th May.— President Fallicres and M. Pichon, the French Foreign Minister, and their(Supplied by Reuter.) - 229 words
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Article62 1908-05-29 546 {Bapplied by Reuter.) The International Institute of Agriculture. London, 25th May.—A telegram from Romo states that King ictor Emmanuel has opened the International Institute of Agriculture, which was initiated bv His Majesty to raise the standard of agriculture throughout the world. [On paged in our issue of last Friday62 words
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Article145 1908-05-29 546 (Supplied by Reuter.) Representatives vs. Senators. London, 23rd May.— A telegram f rotn Washington states that the House of Re presentatives hare rejpcted the report of the Conference with regard to mail subsidies 6 The speakers threatened an indefinite pro longation of the session rather than yield(Supplied by Reuter.) - 145 words
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Article98 1908-05-29 546 (Supplied by Reuter Airship Collapses. London, 25th May.—A telegram from Oakland, California, states that the Morrell airship (which is the largest in the world, being 450 ft. long and propelled by five motors) at its trial trip collapsed when it was at a height of three hundred feet. Sixteen(Supplied by Reuter ) - 98 words
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Article65 1908-05-29 546 (Supplied by Reuter.) Russian Minister to Peking. London, 23rd May.—M. Korostovez has been appointed Russian Minister at Peking. Karl Sentenced to be Hanged. London, 25th May.—The couitmartial at St. Petersburg on the eleven members of the revolutionary committee has sentenced Karl, the leader of the revolution in 1905, and(Supplied by Reuter.) - 65 words
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Article87 1908-05-29 546 (Supplied by Reuter.) Sentence Quashed by Court of Appeal. London, 25th May.—The Leipzig Court of Appeal has quashed the sentence of four months’ imprisonment imposed on Herr Harden, Editor of the Zukunft, for making certain extremely grave charges against Count von Molrke and Prince Eulenberg. A re-trial has(Supplied by Reuter.) - 87 words
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Advertisement54 1908-05-29 546 Pain in the Stomach. It is most, annoying, as well as disagreeable, to bt troubled with puns in the stomach, and there is no need of it, for one dose of Chnnberlain’s Colic, Cho’era ond Diarrhoea Remedy will allay the pai i Try it once and Ixi convinced. The George54 words
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Advertisement71 1908-05-29 546 Australian Newspaper Man’s Experience With Diarrhoea. Mr. S. G. Mathers, publisher of Chronicle, Normantown, Queensland, says: Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy completely cured me of chronic dysentery from which I had suffered for years. I feel confident that this remedy also saved the life of my infant daughter, who71 words
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Advertisement34 1908-05-29 546 Have You Rheumatism? If so, apply Chamberlain’s Pain BalmIt has cured others and there is no reason why it should not cure you. One application relieves the pain. The George Town Dispensary Wholesale Agents.34 words
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Article52 1908-05-29 547 (Suited by Reuter.) >«— "XS"" tirX."s r pLtad were recced by His Majesty the rt Buckingham Palace, yesterday ft.iesty.speak.Dgm German, expressed jLte in welcoming them. The Burgomaster of Munich, in rep y, King Edward and hoped that the Lange of visits will strengthen the relays between(Suited by Reuter.) - 52 words
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Article84 1908-05-29 547 (Supplied by Reuter.) The Textile Industry. London, 25th May—The Dominion Government is appointing a Commission to enquire into the textile industry. Men who are at present on strike have resumed work pending the result of the enquiry. The woollen manufacturers of Canada lately made an appeal to the Government(Supplied by Reuter.) - 84 words
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Article78 1908-05-29 547 (Supplied by Reuter The Belgian Elections. London, 26th May.—At the Belgian elections the Government majority of twelve in the Chamber of Representatives was reduced to eight. The Socialists claim the result as a demonstration against the annexation of the Congo. "The Socialists strongly condemn the annexation of the Congo(Supplied by Reuter ) - 78 words
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Article35 1908-05-29 547 (Supplied by Reuter.) Royal Meeting at Reval. t n slh May The Tsariua and M. iswolsky, Russian Minister of Foreign A™, will accompany the Tsar to Reval ’o meet King Edward.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 35 words
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Article70 1908-05-29 547 (Supplied by Reuter.) Stirling District By-Election London, 25th M™ ti J ltL lon Erling District t fii7"n 16 by elect,ou at by dputi ’p° the vacancy caused lUrJu t Ot ir Henry Campbell. (Liberal) e ded Mr. Ponsonby against 2512 J n C e<i by 3 873 votes(Supplied by Reuter.) - 70 words
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Article57 1908-05-29 547 (Supplied by Reuter.) London, 25t|, a \r S l ro n famine. eot at Momb aBa t .V ieuter s correspon80ga district of R 1 es J llatt he famine in the n er W death. u Uda 18 very sever e. a nd ,oTe rnment an Jave tal<eu(Supplied by Reuter.) - 57 words
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Article625 1908-05-29 547 There does, not seem to be any rea sonable prospect of a speedy termination ot the Mohmand rising, for the latest news from Peshawar would seem to indicate that turbulent tribes from the adjacent districts have joined in the rebellion and are opposing the British advance. There625 words
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Article191 1908-05-29 547 The visit of President Failures to Eng and adds greatly to the interest of the Franco-British Exhibition at Shepherd s Bush, which is not only a great show but the outward and visible r 1 1 d -x tb at ra PP between Gieat Britain and France which191 words
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Article190 1908-05-29 547 We are courteously informed by the SubAgent of the Netherlands Trading Society that he has received a telegram from his Batavia head office to the effect that the dividend for 1907 has been fixed at 8 per cent. Mr KyJd, the gaoler of Taiping, whois going home190 words
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Article4531 1908-05-29 548 IN CRIMINAL APPELLATE JURISDICTION. (Before Mr. Judice Father.) Dr. Tuck vs. The Crown. Ah promised in yesterday’s Echo we now give the text of Mr. Justice Fisher’s judgment in the appeal by Dr. Gnoh Lean Tuck, against his conviction on three charges by Mr. R. Scott in the4,531 words
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Article284 1908-05-29 550 {Before Mr. Scott.) Bbagat Singh, Police Constable No. 205, was yesterday charged with disobedience of orders bv (1) leaving the barracks while under confinement, and (2) refusing to go on duty at 1-30 a.m on the 23rd instant. The accused admitted the charges and was fined ten284 words
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Article1892 1908-05-29 550 The Builder of the New Pavilion. A Special G neral Meeting of the members of the Penang Cricket Club was hel I in the Club Pavilion last evening, at 6-30 o’clock, to consider the claims of Mr. H. A. Neubronner with reference to the construction of the1,892 words
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Article761 1908-05-29 551 Butterflies vs, Crescents. One of the best matches of the League so far was played yesterday evening on the Esplanade when the Butterflies met the Crescents. As these two teams are looked upon as being amongst the best of those entered, a large crowd of spectators turned out761 words
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186 1908-05-29 551 The members of the India-Ceylon Association, 1 ©nang, celebrated the second anniversary of their association on Empire Dav, Monday last. In the morning the children of the India-Ceylon Association Eree School an institution under the auspices of the Association—were given a treat. In the evening the186 words
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Article212 1908-05-29 551 An Ex-Ceylon Planter,” writing from Sumatra on May sth to the Tunes of Ceylon, is very unfavourably impressed with local hotels as compared with those of Ceylon. He says I have had occasion within the last few weeks of visiting Penang and Singapore, where I put up at212 words
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Advertisement67 1908-05-29 551 Balm. td liniment tht g Od wh ile before TOU Pl 'n Balm r CqUal to Cha“ber*“i sciatica it n cases ot rbeumansm >^p.ndre 8 ,be ntense P ai a “d “Wcles, swell in P sBll6 Soreness of r E ?'«lieU gS d la 6 655 are ■..'"'•and bruises ti>«67 words
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Advertisement35 1908-05-29 551 Have You Rheumatism? If so, apply Chaml erlain’s Pain BalrnIt has cured others and there is no reason why it should not cure you. Gnu application relieves the ptin. The George Town Dispensary Wholesale Agents.35 words
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Article304 1908-05-29 552 (Supplied by Reuter.) State Banquet. London, 26th May.—At a state banquet at Buckingham Palace, llis Majesty King Edward «aid that all at, heart hoped that the entente may be permanent as it had become necessary to the welfare and prosperity of the two nations and to the maintenance(Supplied by Reuter.) - 304 words
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Article161 1908-05-29 552 The Indian NorthWest Frontier. (Supplied by Reuter.) Gen. Willcocks Kouts 3,000 I tnian Khels. London, 26th May.— A telegram from Peshawar states that. Major-General Sir James Willcocks attacked and routed 3,000 Ulman Khels, strongly posted in the line of the British advance, killing 100 of the enemy. The British casualties(Supplied by Reuter.) - 161 words
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Article48 1908-05-29 552 (Supplied by Reuter.) Issue of* Chinese Kailway Bonds. London, 27ih May. —Subscriptions will shortly be invited furan issue of 1,500,000 Chinese Railway 5 per cent, bonds which are «ecured by the surplus revenue <>f the Northern Railway. It is expected th it the price will be O‘J.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 48 words
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Article94 1908-05-29 552 (Supplied by Reuter.) 5,000 Chinese Troops Ordered to Chientao. London, 27th May.—A telegram from St. Petersburg states that, according to reports from Ussurisk, five thousand Chinese troops from Kirin have been sent to Chientao, because the Japmese, alleging that Chientao belongs to Korea, are taxing the inhabitants.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 94 words
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Article79 1908-05-29 552 (Supplied by Reuter.) Mr. O’Grady and the King’s Visit to Russia. London, 27ih Mav. In the House of Commons yesterday, Mr. J. O’Grady, Labour member for East Leeds, moved the adjournment of the House to draw attention to the visit of King Edward to Russia, which he considered(Supplied by Reuter.) - 79 words
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Article28 1908-05-29 552 (Supplied by Reuter.) New Ambassador to Japan. London, 27th May.—Count Bottaro Costa, formerly Secretary to the Italian Embassy in London, has been appointed Italian Ambassador to Japan.(Supplied by Reuter.) - 28 words
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Article711 1908-05-29 552 Once upon a time, long, long ago, the inhabitants of Penang took a legitimate pride in their roads, which were without doubt the best-laid thoroughfares in the Straits Settlements. But since then they have grown less lavish of their praise, and not without reason. We have received several711 words
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Article601 1908-05-29 553 (Before Ur Mice Fisher.) jjm Eng Teik VS. Soon Wat Seng Kee. .i, Q tpvt of Mr. Justice in the above appeal tel *l2Blb March last. The apI °dnn would have been made in the ordiP 'f course under Section 20 of Ordinance r f 1003 and as601 words
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Article1723 1908-05-29 553 (B fore Mr. Justice B added Gang Robbery and Murder. The hearing of the case against four Chinamen, (1) Lain Seng, (2) Chin Run, (d) Ng lam and (4) Chung Siong, who stand charted with the above offence, was commenced yesterday morning. The preliminary proceedings having been gone1,723 words
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Advertisement41 1908-05-29 553 Itig^* 11 in the St °niach. to be trouhlT/ lU ~’i as as disagreeWlthp i ins m the stemChamberlain’s o lf for one dose wil loo 0 C J olera undDiarWbo|6 J e A J g b u Gew l!O Town-41 words
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Article757 1908-05-29 554 (Before Mr. Scott) Gan Paw, an old offender, was yesterday sentenced to two months’ hard labour for stealing three packets of cigarettes from a cigar-seller’s shop in Camphell Street on Tuesday last. Murugaya, a Kling lad, was yesterday placed in the «lock charged with committing theft in757 words
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Article865 1908-05-29 554 National Union vs. Anglo-Chinese School. It was wet underfoot and veiy threate ing overhead when the National' Union and lhe AngKChinese School played eff their League fixture on the C. R. C. ground yesterday afternoon. The display was of the strenuous, rather than the scientific order; both teams865 words
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Advertisement71 1908-05-29 554 Australian Newspaper Man’s Experience With Diarrhoea. Mr. S. G. Mathers, publisher of Chronicle, Normantown, Queensland, says Chamberlain s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy completely cured me of chronic dysentery from which I had suffered for years. I feel confident that this remedy also saved the life of my infant daughter,71 words
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Article260 1908-05-29 555 Special Meeting. A meeting of the Rural Board was held at the Lind Office yesterday afternoon, when there were present Mr. Peel (President), Dr. Lucy and Mr. F. J. Pigott. After the minutes of the last meeting had been read and confirmed, the President said that the260 words
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664 1908-05-29 555 1 he London and China Express of the Bth inst. has the following comment on the subject of the Straits Sunday Labour Ordinance:— icoo e f SU u^ ay Labour Ordinance,’ passed in 18.2, forbids any loading or unloading of cargo on Sundays within tbe664 words
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Article239 1908-05-29 555 (from Our Oun Correspondent.) < x Tuesday, May 26th. nM,« r ?r plaCB la f ontsi'ln tbe r'h? ir eatr6 he 7' ln tlle Mr Cboon Cbeoß Kean, a well-known Chinese resident this place, was knocked down and sustain, ed an injury to his left elbow.239 words
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Article324 1908-05-29 555 In the House of Commons on the 7th inst. the Hon. C. G. Hay, Member for Hoxton, asked tbe Under-Secretary for the Colonies whether he could now state the names of the persons who would constitute the Committee to enquire into the organisation of the324 words
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Article786 1908-05-29 556 WILL NOT BE SENT BACK TO CHINA. Leader’s Statement. Fifty-nine of the Chinese refugees who arrived from Saigon on Monday were marched into the Third Magistrate*! Court yesterday morning, says last Friday’s issue of the Singapore Free Press, by a strong escort of European and native police. They786 words
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328 1908-05-29 556 The following information regarding tin and rubber companies in Malaya is given in the London China Express of the Btb instant:— New Gopeng. April return, 15 tons. Redhills Tin. Returns for April, as cabled, 20 tons. Gopeng Tin. Returns for April: Gopeng, 28 tons;328 words
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Article198 1908-05-29 556 {Supplied by Reuter.) State Ball at Buckingham Palace L nd n J-™ May-President JWIaL dined with the Prince and Princes, of W,U at Marlborough House last night A? the dinner a state ball was given at W ingham Palace, at which several I D di„ princes had seats{Supplied by Reuter.) - 198 words
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Article160 1908-05-29 556 {Supplied by Reuter.) Murderers Exiled. London, 27th May.—The Times correspondent at Teheran states that the murderers of the Parsee at Feridun have been flogged and sentenced to fifteen years’ exile. Persian Losses Owing to Frontier Trouble. London, 28th May.—The Times correspondent at Teheran states that, the Persian consul at{Supplied by Reuter.) - 160 words
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Advertisement64 1908-05-29 556 Lingering Coughs. Persistent coughs that continue through the spring and summer usually indicate some throat or lung trouble, and it is a serioui mistake to neglect them. Chamberlain* Cough Remedy is famous for its cures of coughs of this nature and a few doses taken in time may save a64 words
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Article339 1908-05-29 557 (Supplied by Reuter Utristration Agitation Beyived. 97th May.—The Indian agitation A rbitration’has revived in Johannes•B*' M? Gbandi, an Indian barrister who b g I 'he moving spirit of the first agitation, "L™ io to Government, declaring that n «npal of the Registration Act was tbe D agreement of(Supplied by Reuter ) - 339 words
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Article18 1908-05-29 557 Birth, On May 23rd, at Mentmore,” Logan Road, the wife of E. L. Miles, a son.18 words
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Article152 1908-05-29 557 Gold leaf 165.40 B. Pepper tV.Coa.ht 31b5.5 oz. I no stock White Pepper 117.-sellers Trang Pepper 10 75 sales Cloves (picked) 31.— buyers 70.-sellers Mace Pickings 55.— buyers Nutmegs J 10s 20.50 sellers n i 6.30 sales u^Ar 2 no stock To ni 3.77| sales piocaHour 11. SO nominal152 words
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Article131 1908-05-29 557 Pknano. 28th May. (By courtesy oj me Chartered Bank.) London Demand Sank 2 3*3 4 months’ Bam. o jV' Credit *2/4 V d Documentary 2/44 Calcutta. Demand Bank Rs”l74i m 3 days’ signt 175 Bombay. Demand Bank 74 i Moulmein, Demand Bank 173$ 3 days’ sight p riw< 1751131 words
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Advertisement82 1908-05-29 557 yz Sv i T. IMAOKA, M JAPANESE DENTIST. 5 No. 268, BEACH STREET, PENANG, GUARANTEED TEETH EXSPEEDY CURE. TRACTED M WITHOUT PAIN. W*/ Fashionable v Favorite-Perfume co O W* wZS k ImO) 11^11 cai wl O EWOLFF&SOHN PERFUMERS M I KARLSRUHE O WS k ERLIN VIENNA zJOfI E OUR LATEST82 words
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Advertisement485 1908-05-29 557 A Y*\W MALARIA'S DREADFUL DREAMS Give Way to the Peaceful Sleep of Perfect Health Fever Victim in Java Tells How His Shattered Health was Completely Restored by Dr. Williams' Pink Pills. I The enormous death rate from Malarial Fever would speedily decrease if the value of Dr. Williams’ Pink Pills485 words
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Article1039 1908-05-29 558 ><» a 6 a Numljer of i p > v aTnR E _i 'r 2 2 Capital. Shares bait Dividend. _5 2 issued. a X X o "Mining. 1903 300 000 ***** 10 10 25 for year ending 31/3/07 Belat lin Mining Co., Ltd. ,$6.50. g "Bssscrnftfi 4i_ MM1,039 words
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Advertisement714 1908-05-29 559 Advertisements. I THE NEW MODEL' jmt J,p res* -*7*2 pianos t d aTFAMER JAPAN.” Belawan. For lull particulars apply to PER S 1 HUI’TENBACH, LIEBERT &Co L,, p A I inn o JAPANESE CURIOS 22 5 08 273t by COLLARD COLLARD «4 nr CIIUATDA DACT »> r e consfnicte.l on714 words
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