The Straits Echo (Mail Edition), 23 April 1914
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Title Section21 1914-04-23 1 THE STRAITS ECHO, MAIL EDITION. $17.50 Per Annum. Single Copy, 40 cents. Vol. 12. Penang, Thursday, 23rd APRIL, 1914. No. 18.21 words
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Advertisement178 1914-04-23 2 'tn i <i THE STRAITS ECHO I MAIL EDITION. I i ww».»-. r f Published the day prior to the departure of each mail c for Europe, and contains the latest local and Stales news originally published in the daily issues, as well as all important news from various parts178 words
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Article1659 1914-04-23 550 With much that the Malay Mail has to ur, in an article reproduced on one of our uoUide pages to-day, about the situation in Kedah, we are q lite in sympathy, but we are astonished to tind our contemporary,geneftijio astute aud well-informed, accepting tae petition presented to1,659 words
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Advertisement76 1914-04-23 550 jjT B®3®g» d*ily (««pt Sunday, ud holiday*) at th (JJTTEBION PKESB, Lt» So. 59. Beach Street, Penang. Fjucm pernnanmOgMitiM•'< Po*tag6 Extra |fail tdibwi (P°** Fr*o 117.50 CAI LI ADDRIBB H ECHO-PENANG.” T4*fAnn< No». Echo 586 Priatiai DepaHneni 543 JfJ-AD «•ramuniostion* nhould b» Bddr»««*d Til MaMaOl*- tnUnded for publicati»» ir||J b76 words
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Obituary64 1914-04-23 550 Death. Kinder— Ma-Ch 25, at Fleet, Hants, Miry. wife of Claude W. Kinder, aged 53. Death tt On the 15th instan Koo Neo, -he mother He«. Chew 800 Hean and Obituary(Reuter.) London, The death has taken place, at 77, of Sir Edwin I> urD,D^‘ t7lS>- 11 was M.P. for Truro64 words
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Article517 1914-04-23 551 Mr. XV. Tough has returned U) Kuala Lumpur. Mr. E. is expected back from his trip to Japan by an early mail. Mr. J. XV. Hallifax arrived in Penang this morning from Horne by the s.s A««aye. Mr. James Sellar, of Messrs. Wreford and Thornton, goes borne on leave517 words
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Article113 1914-04-23 551 fFrow Our Own Correspondent Singapore, April 15. At the meeting of the Changkat Serdang Rubber Company Mr. Everitt, who presided, in answering a question as to why it was proposed to place a sum of $50,001 to the reserve instead of writing it off the capital direct,113 words
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Article61 1914-04-23 551 Preparations For Their Majesties' Safety. (Reuter. I Paris, April 16. Elaborate preparations are being made for the safety of Their Majesties King George and Queen Mary during their visit to Paris. The whole railway will be guarded by the Police and Military at intervals of a(Reuter. I - 61 words
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Article53 1914-04-23 551 (Reuter.) Tokyo, April 15. Count Okuma, a popular aud independent statesman, has formed a Cabinet. New Era of Constitutionalism. Tokyo, April 16. Count Okuma is inviting the co-operation of the patriotic Press. He says that a true era of constitutionalism has begun and promises to remove the(Reuter.) - 53 words
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Article44 1914-04-23 551 Budget Postponed. (Reuter.) London, April 15. .In the House of Commons Mr. 11. H. Asquith announced that Mr. Lloyd Ge< rge’s voice was not yet very strong and in consequence the Budget will be taken the week after next.(Reuter.) - 44 words
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Article38 1914-04-23 551 (Keutei. i London, April 15. The debate on the East African Loan Bill was adj >urnel after three clauses were adopted. London, Later. The East Africa Loan Bill has pasted through the committee stage.(Keutei. i - 38 words
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Article14 1914-04-23 551 Reuter.) London, April 16. The International Anti-Vaccination Congress has ojened at Rome.( Reuter.) - 14 words
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Article33 1914-04-23 551 (Reuter.) London, April 15. The latest betting on the Derby which will b‘ run < n May 27 is as follows 5 to 2 agst. The Tetrarch .<to 1 Kenny uu,re.(Reuter.) - 33 words
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Article478 1914-04-23 551 SIR LIONEL CARDENS RETURN (Reuter.') ndon. Anrii i» Sir Lionel Carden, British Mexico who was recently appointed m Brazil, will return temporarily to Mei* Huerta’s Dafianee. London, April 16 XV hen the fleet now ordered to Tatntur arrives at that port, there will bDreadnoughts besides vessels o f(Reuter.') - 478 words
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Article26 1914-04-23 551 (Reuter.) Melbourne, April in. Notices were given in both the Houses of Parliament of a motion m ut Home Rule for Ireland.(Reuter.) - 26 words
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Article110 1914-04-23 552 oU iver-ste_ phen3oN tFrom Our Own C arm l’ M lenl f Singapore. April 6. wd S“ c Stephenson, wbicb took t he P Garrison Cburcb, tlia J *L|social erent of the year. Stephenson gave away the by M'.s Baird bn*. h eute naut Bl ick was110 words
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Article61 1914-04-23 552 Plans For Another Revolution. (From Our Own Oorresp dident). Singapore, April 16. Shanghai wires state that there is increwing evidence of a revolution being attempted. Five revolutionaries from Japan ten trapped while offering the Shanghai troops rewards to assassin ite the officials. The situation requires iron handling61 words
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Article44 1914-04-23 552 (Reuter.) London, April 15. Mr. C. E. H. Hobhouse, Postmaster General, speaking at Swadlincote, said that the unchallenged return of Mr. Asquith showed that the Government’s policy had been approved. The verdict nad been decisive and Government meant to act accordingly.(Reuter.) - 44 words
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Article77 1914-04-23 552 lirom Our Own Correspondent.) o Singapore, April 16. the Singapore Rubber auction 145,300 ’ere offered for sale and 110,451 lb sold at the following pricesfinejibbed... 8133-8 37 per pl. good ribbed 8123—8131 1 fine plain 8128—8132 r" i j $‘23—8124 smoked ribbed 8123-8129 fine, p ain 8127— 813077 words
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Article46 1914-04-23 552 (Heut>r.) Mr Mit M o n L' ?doD A P ril IS- wi h c U 0 w,, t ‘’aria h tk fi t rp Utler aad «bu'- 9- ,0 u<1 »uu b, s awonds. |p. WH t b v tt PU«Uwel, his seconds46 words
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Article26 1914-04-23 552 (Reuter Lisbon, April 15. A cyclone destroyed Port Amelie, Mozambique, and many natives but no Europeans peiisbed. The Europeans are being transferred to Ibo.(Reuter ) - 26 words
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Article32 1914-04-23 552 A Denial. Reuter.) London, April 15 Speaking in the House of Commons Mr. Asquith stated that there was no truth in the rumours of a general election in July.( Reuter.) - 32 words
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Article27 1914-04-23 552 (Reuter.) London, April 15. A ballot of the Yorkshire miners resulted in favour of th R returning to work by 27,259 votes to 11,393.(Reuter.) - 27 words
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429 1914-04-23 552 It is interesting to learn that the Colonial Office is co-operating wit h the International Health Commission of the United States of American in the campaign against tropical diseases. Mr. Wickliffe Rose, the director of rhe Commission, who visited several of our West Indian islands429 words
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Article932 1914-04-23 552 A GREAT LANDOWNER. It is with regret tint we announce that a telegram has been received at Caledonia Estate, P.W., announcing the death of Sir John Ramsden, Bart the principal shareholder in the Penang R bber Estates, the Straits Rubber Compiny and all the offshoots932 words
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Article342 1914-04-23 553 The iSumn/ra Pott intimates that the Government has decided to adopt the deepsea harbour plan for Belawan rather than the coastal harbour scheme, thus discarding the original Nobel plan, which proposed the building of a new coastal harbour that would fit into the plan of a342 words
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Article1358 1914-04-23 553 To the Editor of the Straits Echo. Sir, Apropos of your leader in your issue of the 9th inst. for which the people of Kedah are grateful to you, J beg to submit the following which will, 1 suppose, interest not a few of your readers: Few1,358 words
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Article1967 1914-04-23 554 Romance of the Coconut Industry Mb F. Gammage. 1» of the Ward llll f’ C*““..‘ h Mr f. J. p \V. Gauitnige gave an “The Romance of He said that tne fUW I wit of their Majesties to "revealed to thousands of unLondoners the existence in the capital of a1,967 words
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274 1914-04-23 555 The following were the results of Ist Round of the Billiard Tournament: T Pong Beng 4- 25 beat H C Stevens 105 by 250/225. H iJluug 4- 85beat D D Richards—loo by 250/179. \V J Sandernan 20 beat A F Robertson -40 by 250/112 W274 words
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Article203 1914-04-23 555 The action for libel by Mr R. W. G. M» rcer, a phntf-r, against Messrs Aylesbury arid Garland, and 770’ Timet </ Malaya opined I efore Mr. Justice Woodward at the Supreme Court, Ipoh, yesterday. i‘lain* iff claimed 513,000 damages Counsel; For plaintiff, Mr H. L.203 words
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1111 1914-04-23 555 The fourth ordinary general meeting of the Chersonese (F M.S Estates, Limited, was held on 26th March at the Cannonstreet Hotel, E.C Mr. Noel Trotter (chairman of the company) presiding The representative of the secretaries (M essrs. Thomas Barlow and Brother) having read the notice calling1,111 words
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Article177 1914-04-23 555 The agreement regarding postal -hippint services, to be effective Sipt 30 next, has been presented to the Reichstag. The only service fo- wbi di the Norddeutscher Lloyd will receive a subsidy is, as already reported, the South Sea service. '1 he com pan v is ready177 words
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Article393 1914-04-23 556 *vn HINESL kJinu. t the c“« «•*>< a Kling, n Ttatd =ultm, woo »;as charged iLnuog a minor, a Chinese gir from la Klul guardianajip 12 ’commenced this morning m B April 1 Ai r \v 0 Michell n 2? U H Brereton prosecuted and Mr. MM»»’’393 words
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Article166 1914-04-23 556 ‘«•mKl general meeting of the Straits ,7 P aoCHtlon held at the fV'L Pi erBon eir »ons and Co Ltd E.C., on March 25 Mr.’ •4«4. ;l| Pre> i de The buslne r»p-,rt n i d m presenting the &SX°k ,be pist rtb lll *dnuble for’’them tn166 words
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Article449 1914-04-23 556 In the course of a leading article in the recent hitch in Kedah the Malay Mail says Sympathy may be extended to the Regent in his sentimental objection to supe seding his uncle. Tunku Mahmud was appointed President of the Sta e Council after the death449 words
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Article221 1914-04-23 556 The annual meeting of the Pataling Rubber Estates, Limited, was held on March 24 Mr. J. L. Anstruther, who presided, said that the all in cost was satisfact iry, and was the least they had been able to do so far. I hey had met all development expenditure221 words
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Article644 1914-04-23 556 A Chinese woman, named Chai Lien, and a young girl, her daughter, named Ket Hong, were yesterday afternoon charged before Mr. R. B. Osborne in the third couit with voluntarily causing hurt to a child about 13 years old by assaulting the gul with a rattan644 words
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Article157 1914-04-23 557 To tbs Editoh or ihz Mraits Echo. Dear Sir, Almost by every mail I receive letters from some Continental agency asking me to participate in some lottery or other “guaranteed by the State.” Curious aiso to relate, every one of the firms is the largest firm of157 words
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Article329 1914-04-23 557 At a meeting of the Penang Nursing Association which was held yesterday, with Mrs. R. Young in the chair, the report and accounts were paused The following cffice-bearers for the ensuing year were elected Hon: Secretary Dr. G. W. Park. Hon: Treasurer Mr. J. B. Crichton. Members329 words
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Article1264 1914-04-23 557 Two item l of news from China receiver! during the past two days seem to call for comment. The first is that cabled by our Singapore correspondent yesterday announcing that, according to telegraphic advices from Shanghai, there is increasing evidence that preparations are being made for another1,264 words
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Advertisement64 1914-04-23 557 A Parent’s Duty. Your b<<v is always getting scratched or cut or bruised. Because those wounds have healed all right is no sign they always will, (h-t a bottle of Chamberlain's Pain Bilm and »ee that every injury is cared for immediatelv You can get nothing lietter, and blood poison64 words
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Article458 1914-04-23 558 Io T ue E UITOB yh pt» Sib. v years, I wish to As Municipal sinu as they have &>o®'” wo ‘l v ot a public right but of a done i> t ooh ry iu handing over a “weld Qu./to the Penang Harb® matters out458 words
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Article904 1914-04-23 558 Kuala Lumpur is not by any means an ideal venue for the straits and F.M.S. golf championship, and has little to recommend it beyond the tact that the federal capital is a cheery kind of place and alway, Lys itself out to give the visitor a pleasant time.904 words
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Article387 1914-04-23 558 -TOM. Writing in one of the London evening papers a well-informe 1 tinaucial correspondent says: The Rubber share market is practically the only one which has been able to maintain a comparatively firm tone in face of surrounding depression. That this is justified there are several indications.-TOM. - 387 words
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Article673 1914-04-23 559 HEMMED IN BY" TROOPS. (.Reuter). Peking, April 17. Fifty thousand troops are hemming in the White Wolf brigands at Kienchow in Shensi which has been looted with great slaughter. The troops resolutely attacked the brigands and killed hundreds of them; the remainder are now endeavouring to retreat(.Reuter). - 673 words
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Article72 1914-04-23 559 Plan of Attack on the Shanghai Arsenal (From Our Own Oorresp indent). Singapore, April 17. The ,S trails Times' correspondent at Shanghai states that the capt ired revolutionaries confess that the failure of the plot to attack the arsenal on Friday was due to betrayal by72 words
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Article52 1914-04-23 559 Sir Edward Grey Received ia Audience. (Reuter.) London, April 17. Sir Edward Grey was received in audience by the King in connection with the forthcoming visit of Their Majesties the King and Queen to France. Already an army of decorators aud electricians aie transforming the streets(Reuter.) - 52 words
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Article61 1914-04-23 559 Bishop of South Tokyo's Views. (Reuter). London, April 16. A letter from the Bishop of South Tokyo to the Times strongly condemns the action of the Chinese Government in slipping supplies or recalling large numbers of Chinese students trom Tokvo for political reasons. Such a policy,(Reuter). - 61 words
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Article62 1914-04-23 559 Remarkable Incident on a Race Course. (Reuter Tulsa, (Oklahomo), April 16. Acting under the orders of the Governor to prevent gambling on the race-course the State Militia tired a vollev overhead when the horses were coming down the straight, breaking up the race. The Adjutant General says that(Reuter ) - 62 words
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Article38 1914-04-23 559 I torn St. Petersburg to Peking. (Reuter.) Paris, April 16 Ibe Ligue Rationale Aerienne has arrange 1 w,th the Russian Aero Cluh for a flight from St. Petersburg to Peking to take •place probably in J unt.(Reuter.) - 38 words
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Article450 1914-04-23 559 THE AMERICAN DEMINDS. PRESIDENT HUERTAS REPLY (Reuter). London. Anril 1c President Huerta continues to treat\ «•u.dion 'iKHIy ar.d telegraphed that the lampico incident was one 0 special importance and that Mexico hL quarrels with nobody, least of all with th! great American nation. Submitted to the Senate.(Reuter). - 450 words
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Advertisement47 1914-04-23 559 Muddy Complex'on. When you see a woman with a muddy or sallow complexion and dull eyes, you know that her liver is out of order. doses of Chamberlain’s Tablets wil co it and make her look better and feel, For sale by all Dispe isane» and Itoa.et»-47 words
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40 1914-04-23 560 r Singapore. April 17. ..1 tie in the baw TeDUIS > s the holder, Sslzuiaun, -a^omhip 1 1 Kpinraann was not very Zn wo» by 6-2. 6-3- S D T wdkioson gave away the Mrs R yJM-40 words
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Article29 1914-04-23 560 (Reuter) London, April 17. Tae Admiral his invited tenders for for the 1914-5 programme taarbeet for many years, lhe ships will «ready in October 1916(Reuter) - 29 words
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Article331 1914-04-23 560 There ate signs th.it the small and pretty made place, Port Dickson, is becoming sore popular every in »nth and is, at the «etnne. growing steadily. New Govern3«;’ buildings in the shape of railway, p.W.D. and Customs officers’ quarters, a tsdl European club house on the331 words
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Article947 1914-04-23 560 -M.D.C. EXPERTS DIFFER. THE USEFUL TAMIL LANGUAGE. On the resumption of the hearing of the case of R. W. G. Mercer versus Times of Malaya Press, claiming damages for libel to the sum of 83,000, the evidence of Mr. Mayow was taken. Mr. Mayow in his evidence-M.D.C. - 947 words
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Article303 1914-04-23 560 At the Bukit Mertajam Police Court before Mr. R Scott, on the 15th inst. Cbng Ah Ghor and Lee Bit Kuang were convicted of disorderly conduct by fighting in public The former was fined 85 an 1 the latter who had been confined in the Police lock-up’smce303 words
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Article760 1914-04-23 561 A SUMMONS DISMISSED. Before Mr. K. B. Osborne in the Third Court this morning Mr. Albert Laing, Chief Engineer of the s s. Hebe, was summoned at the instance of a lascar employed on the same vessel for using criminal force The defendant pleaded guilty of slapping760 words
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Article477 1914-04-23 561 A Fehinsular Tour. We understand His Majesty’s prospected tour in the Peninsula will take place either toward the end of June or early in July. According to present intentions His Majesty will proceed to Koh Lak by rail, and on the way visit Her Majesty the477 words
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Article1814 1914-04-23 561 DIRECTORS’ FEES AND THE Cr* AC.'UUNT. Ihe Position Jhe fifth ordinary general shareholders in Ayer'Panas K U hiJ?? < Ltd., was held at Gresham H pore, on Tuesday, Mr. A. W ing. The.. were also present Sime and Lae Cboon Guan fate?’ A E. Thomson, F. C.1,814 words
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Advertisement49 1914-04-23 561 Serves the Whole Family. The fame of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is world wide. It is good for the deep seated cough of the adult or the croup and whixipiug cough of the children '1 he same bottle serves the whole family. For sal j by ail Dispcuoanuo aud Dealers.49 words
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Article1379 1914-04-23 562 SINGAPORE M F. A. vs. PENANG M. F. A. Win for the Southerners. This is an annuil fixture between the two se’temeuts to be played alternately in Singapore and Penang for which Mr. A O. Merican of Penang presented a cup for competition between the two settlem»mts. The1,379 words
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Advertisement33 1914-04-23 562 a. h Wh ’i« h.iir ’«rid w ld e“ u IJou h Ul Cju ,i Jt 19 good for tl.e twve- th. T '1 he 7*4 h Whole ta,l “iy. Fur and LHiAlers.33 words
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Advertisement44 1914-04-23 562 Cbainbe' lain’s TabTU. These Tablets are iriren led specially for 'lisorders of the stomich, liv-r and bowels. If you are troubled with heart bur indigr stion or constipation they w ;l do you <jood. I'ry them. Fur sale by all Dispensaries an 1 Dealers.44 words
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Article816 1914-04-23 563 Owners and their Expenses All things considered we have not had a verv long time to wait before finding racehorse owners beginning to express dissatisfaction with the abolition of the bookmakers, or perhaps, to put it better with the effect of the abolition. There was a deal816 words
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Article392 1914-04-23 563 The following were the scores tnide k. the Penang Ladies Rifle Club at Bahru on Thursday Monthly Spoon Shoot z o 3 w Mrs Hilton (winner)... ’B7 29 3422 Mrs Webb -88 2 7 34.04 Mrs Hart 92 2 3 3404 Mrs Maclean -9 25 34 Miss Mathieu ’8392 words
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Article1111 1914-04-23 564 vnu come across a Malay of Vbeße 7lasses who strikes you as being tbeuppe rcia8 e t llr ent astute and keendecidedly f o' ws it is about two to ‘•rJIX J S of Arab blood m eth b lt was -be Arabs who converted b"lnthofthe Peninsula1,111 words
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Article538 1914-04-23 564 The Hon F. W. Collins has gone home on leave. Mr. Alec Anthony, of Messrs. Huttenbach Bros., leave tor bingap ire to-day on transfer. The death has taken place of Mr. Samuel Heilblut, the well-known Mincing Lane rubber magnate. It is ten years ago to-day, says Thursday’s Straits Times,538 words
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Article1039 1914-04-23 565 Investor» who desire a really good lockup” for their money should study the conditions of the sa e of towndots at Sungei Patani which the Kedah Government adveiti-es to take place on Miy 18. Wnen the rad way is running through Kedah f uugei Patani is practically sure1,039 words
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Article356 1914-04-23 565 Hearing Again AdjournedBefore Mr. Justice Sercombe Smith in the Supreme Court this morning the bearin was resumed of the suit in which N. R. i'artha, a partner of Madura Meenatchy &Co sued S Marimuttu, P. Ponnusamy and Rengauathan Pillay, also partners, claiming (1) an injunction restraining the356 words
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Article280 1914-04-23 565 To THE Editob OF THE Erl, Dear Sir, I s-e that the Municipal Comm, have sanctioned th* “exp -run -nt” of in a portion of Weld Quay 1Q ord "7' better to facilitate the checking o f tt goods from the godowa, Penang Harbour Board. Tbs280 words
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Article279 1914-04-23 565 M D.C. A BIG CAPTURE. Secret stills Five Chinese, Choi Yok Keng, Hno Sam, L* w Sin, Y*mg Siew, and Liew Seoog appealed before Mr. Burton in the Police (’< uit yesterday morning to answer the charge of distilling “samsu” without licence at Lahit. AM D.C. - 279 words
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Article190 1914-04-23 566 ~A cyUSHING DEFEAT (Reuter.) Peking, April 18. announced that bandits Hsien on April 14, but the n Jtpd a crushing defeat on them day The casualties are said ‘tTbeiOW. t Peking, March 20. Ueuebment of White Wolf.” baud *>»• tered Kingtzekwan. a the eoutb-weet of HonaD P(Reuter.) - 190 words
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Article85 1914-04-23 566 Latest Betting. (Reuter.) London, April 17. The following is the betting for the City Mid Suburban miles) which will be run it Epsom on April 22 15 to 2 against Wrack. to 1 dun Yat offered after 9 to 1 taken 10 to 1 Drinmore offered after lnA(Reuter.) - 85 words
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Article78 1914-04-23 566 '••rta’. Latest Demand. (Renter.) Hi»rt! V t Sl,in f toß April 18 K-iioa salute 1> ret. W demandfi that the 11 PrXn r 1 gun for hun Xouh'? that PreBid »t that proposal. a Uoance d that Mr. w. J. American reprint instruet *d lQfor President J(Renter.) - 78 words
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Article151 1914-04-23 566 AN IMPORTANT STATEMENT. Accusations Against General Paget. (Reuter.) London, April 18. The Committe of the Ulster Unionist Council, with the approval of bir Elward Carson, has issued a statement declaring that Lt. General Sir Arthur Paget, acting under instructions from Col. Seely, informed the generals on March(Reuter.) - 151 words
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Article57 1914-04-23 566 (From Our Own Correspondent Kuala Lumpur, April 18. At the annual general meeting of the New Serendah Rubber Company, Mr. Macfadyen, who presided, commented on the increase in the paid-up capital and reviewed the accounts. It was decided to retain the balance in the profit and loss57 words
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Article41 1914-04-23 566 An Offer to the Strikers. ('From Our Own Correspondent.) Kuala Lumpur, April 18. The F.M.S Railways having 23 vacancies forsignalmenoutoft.be 51 billets vacated by the strikers are offering to re-engage the strikers on terms which the strikers originally refused.41 words
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Article61 1914-04-23 566 New Appointment. (Reuter.) London, April 18. Sir Henry Conway Belfield has been gazetted High Commissioner for the Protectorate of Zanzibar in addition to his present post (Governor and Commander-in-Chief of East Africa). Major F. B. Pearce, Deputy Governor of Nyasaland has been appointed Resident of Zanzibar.(Reuter.) - 61 words
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Article39 1914-04-23 566 (Reuter.) New York, April ]B. An old man, believed to be a crank fired a revolver at Mayor Mitchell whom he missfjJ. He then hit the Corporation lawyer on the jaw and was arrested.(Reuter.) - 39 words
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Article27 1914-04-23 566 Reuter.) Paris, April 18. Carpentier has provision illy agreed to box Tunboat Smith in London at the end of June, the stakes being X 4,000.( Reuter.) - 27 words
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Article1317 1914-04-23 566 [By TOM WEIGHT. If ever some Buzzwell complies a Life of Dr Tomwright” (and why not?) you will find on page 812 A D 1914 vob i, something to this eff ct: Sir said my illustrious friend, the danger of our modern wealth of news is a rare1,317 words
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Article808 1914-04-23 567 Fourth Annual General Meeting At Malacca. The Secretaries of the Radella Rubber Estate, Ltd have sent out the following for publication This company held its fourth annua general meeting at the registered office of the company, 4 Fort (Road, Malacc*, yesterday, at noon, at which there were808 words
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Article503 1914-04-23 567 —M M. Reinforced Bridge Suggbsfid Every year is seeing an increasing of concrete used in cw ruction a Malaya, for this material, which is comar into its own all over the world, is egpecixlk suitable for a climate andcountiy su'bM this. Some of the best opinions i—M M. - 503 words
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Article1081 1914-04-23 568 r Our Ovn Correspondent.) fttm ul! aLu. P u r .A P nllG ant in the business w< rid ot A g reat Wi the ceremonial opening Wl Heg)erect ed bv the well gftbepai^P 1 of j obu Little Co. busmens fi embauk ment on the B1,081 words
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Article1462 1914-04-23 568 THIRTEENTH ANNUAL MEETING. The Thirteenth Annual General Meeting of the Malay Peninsula Agricultural Association was held at the Chamber of Commerce at 11.30 this morning with Mr. I Lomas Boyd (President) in the chair. The-e were also present Messrs. F N Syer, T. Wilson, F. C Ebbels, R. p.1,462 words
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Advertisement18 1914-04-23 568 UMUhb’, Tab ets. T.u i,*' 1 of tbs' J'’ lnt specially for Fw *tebjallb yUUKIX, L J aui18 words
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Advertisement52 1914-04-23 568 Serves t c Whole F<m ly. Ihe fame of Chamberlain’i Cough Remedy is world wide. It is goad for rhe deep -eated c >ugh of the adult or th •cr p and whooping cough ot the children ihe same bottle serves the whole family. lor sale by all Dispensaries and52 words
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Article480 1914-04-23 569 -M D. C. PLAINTIFF’S EVIDENCE BEGUN. Result of a Shanghai Speech, When the hearing of the case of R. G. W. Mercer vs Tinies of Malaya Press Ltd was resumed yesterday morning Mr. Cowdv made an application to recall Mr. Mayow. Mr. Kenion objected, and after some-M D. C. - 480 words
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Article791 1914-04-23 569 Changkat Serdang E states —s/r. No DIVIDEND BUT UaG a to Reserve Ihe annual general meeting of r i kat Serdang Estates, Limited wa/Ju* 2 Wednesday at the registered company, French Bank Building i pore. Mr C Ev rit t presided, otberi bemg the Rev. N. J. Couvreur, H. Macgrego—s/r. - 791 words
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Article178 1914-04-23 570 Tbi usual fortnightly handicip shoot wai bdd resferday morning, the conditions being a «ighter and Recounting shots each »t 800, 900 and 1,000 Towards the end of tbe shKJt the extreme heat proved very toing to all the competitors There was iiw i, pretty wind at178 words
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Article159 1914-04-23 570 hiur 'q 9 P lBBeu g ers hooked to leave Wai P° r vT P re 0,1 1. is Majority will* w h° it is underS'ifis'n nT*!? Major-General T. E. m2din /st C; ?”i be General Officer ComH be,t,omeDts His career, nth a^ ylifet iBas Allows:>^ura?D159 words
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Article1351 1914-04-23 570 Penang’s bold experiment in dt c ling to hold three two day rice meetings a year, instead of the custom ny two three-day gatherings, is being clu.ely watcht <1 bv people interested in racing thru bout the Peninsula and should it. rove s* -essful from a sporting1,351 words
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Article488 1914-04-23 571 —M M I)r Biggs, of Tongkah, ar d Mr. Fitxmaurice, H. B M Consul lor Puket, were in Pen a* g over the week-end. Mr. S’. F I tuncan, of the G >p‘*ng Consolidated Ltd Perak, arrived here yesterday by the hl Ileb L'-m I 1 k An-on. Mr.—M M - 488 words
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Article238 1914-04-23 571 Reuter) London, April 18. The Liberal papers describ) the statement. of the Ulster Council regarding the orders of Lt. General Sir Arthur Paget as a ludicrous effort to pervert the truth and say that it will not impress the country. The Conservative pipers say that it; is( Reuter) - 238 words
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Article84 1914-04-23 571 (Reuter.) Vienna, April 19. An official statement on the conference at Abbazia says that the meeting afforded Count Berchti Id, the Austro Hungarian Premier ami the Marchese di San Guiliano, Italian Foreign Minister, the desired opportunity for a detailed exchange of views especially on the Austro-Italian relations(Reuter.) - 84 words
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Article38 1914-04-23 571 (Reuter.) London, April 20. M. Doumergue, the French Premier, in a speech at Souillac on the eve of the elections, vigorously upheld the three years’ service law and hinted at further measure! for improving army organisation.(Reuter.) - 38 words
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Article28 1914-04-23 571 (Reuter.) London, April 19. Ihe King of Sweden, who recently underwent on operation, rose from his bed. He was able to sit up briefly.(Reuter.) - 28 words
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Article32 1914-04-23 571 (Reuter.) Buenos Aires, April 18. 3he official statistics of the last harvest give th*» following figures wheat 3.100,000 tons, linseed 990,000 tons, oats 740,090The present maize crop is 7,300,000 tout.(Reuter.) - 32 words
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Article345 1914-04-23 571 TENSE SITUATION. (Reuter.) Washington, Aphl la Mr. W. J Bryan, in explaining t L nouncement cf the White Houser*.?Mexico Raul that it is concmabTj! physical obstacles might defer hour named the actual firing of the Huerta Still Evasive. President Huerta has sent two messages contesting the details(Reuter.) - 345 words
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Article25 1914-04-23 571 (Reuter.) London, April The King has appointed the Sntan Zanzibar Honorary Knight the Cross of St. Michael and St. Georg®(Reuter.) - 25 words
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Article33 1914-04-23 571 (Reuter.) {neiuo .j Corfu, Apnl I* The Kaiser has accepted the of Count Carl von Wedel aH i Alsace-Lorraine He nt p DO r, Prince. The Minister of the Dallwitz, succeeds him.(Reuter.) - 33 words
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Article120 1914-04-23 572 pgMSE fromjSe kaisek. (Reuter.) Berlin, April 19. the 50th anniversary 0» tb« «“-"“f |heppel the Kaiser issued an,iNdv Tb n the services of the then smdl recal- expressed thanks prottitn > a j g Uon ers who parti- lfc l m Ibe operations at Jasmund >n cipatei(Reuter.) - 120 words
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Article148 1914-04-23 572 (Reuter.) London, April 18. Thirteen fires took place in London and elsewhere vesterdav, including the destruction of a music hall at K ngston ai d a picture palace at Pei.zance. Serious damage vm done to the linoleum works at Staines uid the Columbia market in(Reuter.) - 148 words
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Article74 1914-04-23 572 A From Our Own Correspondent.) Kutla Lumpur, April 18. of 1118 Kualu Lumpur strict Planters Association Mr E B was elected Chairman, Mr. F. c’. ’om Secretary, and Messrs Arnold Committee. vflwitiUvl d.| lUD r J^rm tron l’ and Foi were *PPomted delegates to the P.74 words
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Article48 1914-04-23 572 (Reuter). Th. n Monte Video, April 18. Ingfa i/;/ r r hich rdn ground A Prevents f r n; erous P°' if ion. ir r,‘ lser nbar kit ion of U a.M.B. Gla„ J 0 is standin PU-U», ’J”"? Vide «--I-ater. ‘“’«lei ,lie Highland Piper(Reuter). - 48 words
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Article59 1914-04-23 572 (Reuter.) New York, Api il 18. The assailant of the n ayor is a s»‘ptuigpnarian who is an unemp! yed bhck.'imth named Mahoney. He is sod to have been inflamed with whisky ami was n in wav to attend an anarchist m» j »-t ng(Reuter.) - 59 words
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Article497 1914-04-23 572 (Reuter London, April 18 The Triple Alliance has accepted the Triple Entente’s suggestions regarding the reply of the Powers to the Greek note <f the 12th inst. as to the evacuation of South Albania I y Greek troops, but s 'ggested minor amendments which it is not expected(Reuter ) - 497 words
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Article621 1914-04-23 572 PREVENTION OF MALARIA. In the Agricultural Bulletin for March, Mr. F. I> Evans, writing on Drainage and th»> Prevention of Malaria, says: M< squitoes do not I reed in running water moving with a fair velocity, as their larvie do not obtain food in such water. Moreover for621 words
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Article679 1914-04-23 573 ACCUSED FINED. B»fire Mr. W. (J. M chell in the District Co rt thiv morning a Chinaman name Song Siu Hok a*, charg' d with driving his car in rish and negli 'nt a mar.n?r as to en- >ng**r th> nafe4 v< t ('then. Ju '/*ctor W. Law679 words
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Article500 1914-04-23 573 Judgment for Defendant!. Before Mr. Justice L. P. Ebden in the Supreme Court this morning the hearing was commenced of the four suits in which Ng II >oi Seng aud others sued the following insurance companies Ihe Globus Insurance Company,The Nethei lands Lloyd, Ihe Royal Insurance and500 words
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Article178 1914-04-23 573 We sincerely trust that the Pening Bisley, advertised elsewhere in this issue, will meet with the success that it undoubtedly deserves. The organisers, whose aim and object is to encouiage idle shooting, deserve to succeed in their effort to initiate a Bisley meeting in Penang. We are asked178 words
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Article611 1914-04-23 573 Bre&eh of Theatre» Ordia*... His Lordship Mr. Judice Smith delivered a written morning in the appeal of Lun Cbm* was fine 1 ?5 by Mr. A. W. B H some time back on a charge of ronggeng in the compound of preJLv 2798, Burmah R ad, without from611 words
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Article307 1914-04-23 574 Pal’kcil Judgment. Pu n Covirci Apn] i rf Mr Arnold has been disThe Judicial Commitee I» a-jed b,T 4 m ont Lord Shaw said that k: bad listened tO leng hy the Comai Q into t| je entire e 0 Mht case so that nothing should307 words
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Article198 1914-04-23 574 To the Editor of the Straits Echo. Bear Sir, Mention having been made of an inciw” having occur od duiiug the InterWtlement match, Penang vs Singapore”, 1 ould like to state that no Pen mg player to been accused of violent play. It was poMiblv the excitement of198 words
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Article726 1914-04-23 574 •uuuvs ul uis wrio experience —L. Lewton-Brain in the Agricultural Hulletin. On January 31st, 1914, Mr. L. C Brown, Inspector of Coconuts in the Department of Agriculture, F. M. S., retired from Government service. Mr. Brown was appointed Federal Inspector of Coconuts in 19J2, a p st•uuuvs ul uis wrio experience —L. Lewton-Brain in the; Agricultural Hulletin. - 726 words
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Article349 1914-04-23 574 According to the Kuala Lumpur correspondent of a contemporary Notices have been circulated to all the railway signalmen, who struck work on March 1, to the effect that his Excellency, the High Commissioner, has been kind enough to waive some portions of the traffic manager's circular349 words
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Article99 1914-04-23 574 H M. S. Yarmouth, and submarines AEI and AE 2 are due at Singapore from home to day and will stay in Singapore until the following Saturday. The submarines are to be berthed inside of the mole, and will not go into dock, but will receive a99 words
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Article121 1914-04-23 574 The mortality returns for Singapore issued by the Registrar of Births and Deaths show that during the weekending April 4, there were 182 deaths (124 males, 58 females), giving a ratio per mille of population of 28 74 Malarial fever accounted for 19 deaths, phthisis 24, convulsions121 words
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954 1914-04-23 575 The following is the report < f the diroetors to l>e presented at th« Annuil General M etiog to l>e held at Padang Renga- on Monday next Your Diiectos b.-g to submit a duly audited Statement of Ac<> uuts for the twelve months ended 31954 words
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Article93 1914-04-23 575 The Straits Timos says Money stringency is still felt acutely in many sections of the Chinese community, and it would help to relieve the tension and to restore confidence if the liquidators of the Kwong Yik Bank could see their wav to make an interim dividend to93 words
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Article807 1914-04-23 575 -M D C. DANGER OF A f J unification Of Closing Addresses The concluding the case of A R G Me r r Timet of Malaya ied cn aJ? 1 evening when Mr. K<m n ,til| address on behalf of the D-fen.Lnt the case wasadj uri.<-dtii] 19. -M D C. - 807 words
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Article183 1914-04-23 576 Two young Chinese amateurs, Mr. Lim Cheng Unn of the Chinese R-creation Cinl», ud Mr Yeap Eve Huck of the Penang Health uifare League, succeeded at their first attempt, to swim from Penang to Batterworth yesterday morning. And this »ie accompli'bed despite a strong current in mid183 words
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Article85 1914-04-23 576 1 Kim Scholarships for 1914 "J'' 1 J;,,i 1 Pettier f,, r rUvav ‘Schmitt, formerly l,swlthAk w.th ar i f°°! u h,mseif 1 brough Wd' U V c dSe<i was aed unmarried, r 1 ele Phanls which Etl) Vi-roy’s !*^hl£* r W o<iozsn have I K‘-4x>0 n V'H85 words
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Article3189 1914-04-23 576 A SKETCH OF CONDITIONS IN THE F. M 8. The Geology of the Country In the Mining Magazine fur March, Mr. Mungo Park has n ext u nsive article on Malaya, with special reference to the mining activities of the ocuntry. We quote a few of the3,189 words
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Article38 1914-04-23 578 At the Church of the 2] t by the Rev. L. M Charles Francis Saye eldest r«sv*>- M f u r Cbuah Leu? I oh, to Mi s N UOI9 second debtor of A. A. Antbonv iO38 words
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Article1155 1914-04-23 578 Woodrow Wilson, prophet of Tanostle of democracy, is finding P* looeasy after all to conduct the tLttb world according to the maxims cop-book- Armed interventron in !f 4 's P of another State must be repug- M him both as a Democrat and a Stot bot his1,155 words
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Article647 1914-04-23 578 GENERAL MEETING OF MEMBERS. PROPOSED PROGRAMME SANCTIONED. A Specid General Meeting of Members of the Pen mg Turf Club was held in the Chamberof Commerce yesterday afternoon at 4 15 p m. when there wnre p-esent the Hon. Mr. A R Adams (President) in the Chair, Messrs.647 words
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Article157 1914-04-23 579 The following was the result of the sh« ofing by the P. L R U at Kampong Lahiu ypsterday First Second Uioot. shoot. 'f' Total. Mrs Wright-Motion 29 29 58 Mrs Webb 24 26 50 Mrs Hart 22 25 Miss 8 B Smith 24 22 46 Miss Cheeseman 24157 words
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Article174 1914-04-23 579 At the Penang Chamber of Commerce Rubber Association auction to day 22,182* lb were offered for sile and 18,537., lb were sold at the following prices Smoked Sheet SI-16 to $l4O Plain Sheet $125 $135 Unsmoked Sheet << M Plain Sheet $122 $l2B Fine Pale Crepe No174 words
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Article709 1914-04-23 579 HUERTA’S FLAT REFUSAL. (Renter.) Washington, April 20. President Huerta his flatly refused the American 1 he fficials at Washington say that mgot.aHoris Lave closed and that the programme of reprisals will be carried out. Battle»h p Movement» The b-attle.-h p Mitsitsippi, with the Aeroplane Corps and 600(Renter.) - 709 words
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38 1914-04-23 579 (Reuter.} Loudon, April 21. Digger Stanley and Curley Walken box*d at the National Sporting C.ub for the English Bantam-Weight Championship. The former, who looked like winning easuy. was disqualified in the thirteenth round tor bolding.(Reuter.} - 38 words
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Article33 1914-04-23 579 {Reuter.) London, April 20. The latest betting on the Derby a» 1 follows lit 4 agst The Tetrarch, taken6to 1 Kennymore, offere 8 to 1 bar two agst. the field.{Reuter.) - 33 words
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Article39 1914-04-23 579 (Reuter). London, April 21. The Hon. Sir William fam of the King’s Bench r^ iv 'p°°’ “f appointed a Judge of th p J Vaugh*# in succession to the Kt. Hon. r Williams who has resigned.(Reuter). - 39 words
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Advertisement51 1914-04-23 579 Muddy Complexion. When you see a woman with a muddy or sallow complexion and dull eyes, you may know that her liver is out of order. A few doses of Chamberlain's Tablets will correct it and make her look better and feel Mt er. fur «ale by all Dispensaries and51 words
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Article214 1914-04-23 580 question injtm commons. (Reuter) London. April 20. n iderable feeling in the House 'There is co Qs Ulster question. otC>®® on 0 h Ver gaili that Lt-General Sir Mr A^Ulh u* i ss the instructions irtbOTP ±i’s gavX» orders to take totbegenerdK wbv ?from the u not»(Reuter) - 214 words
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Article63 1914-04-23 580 Terrible Accident at Buc Aerodrome. (Reuter.) Paris, April 20. Two aeroplanes, while r cing at the Buc Aerodrome, collided and fell One burst at> Annes, the pilot, M. Deroye, and a M. Dalbin, being burned to wh M Bidot, the pilot of the other mine, sustained a bro! en(Reuter.) - 63 words
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Article33 1914-04-23 580 (Reuter.) Tho i Stockholm, April 21. »»HbeU 10n i h t aVe P concluded have lost the absolute maS *hmlUf elec *ed are: For L >f QCeB4 Liberals 70, Socialists(Reuter.) - 33 words
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Article25 1914-04-23 580 (Reuter.) Liberal mo k London A P r 'l 21. nignwl InBerB the House of N.ur‘^:" Mr. Lloyd -•'r, repeal of the sugar(Reuter.) - 25 words
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Article18 1914-04-23 580 g? V'< mp "r’ A P ril 21 he 41 *ad. HIX years occu-18 words
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113 1914-04-23 580 (Reuter.) Vienna, April 20. The Emperor Francis Joseph has been suffering for a fortnight from hoarseness and symptoms of cold. The doctors yesterday evening issued a bulletin to the effect that the illness was due to an accumul >tion of mucus in the bronchial passages(Reuter.) - 113 words
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Article55 1914-04-23 580 (Reuter.) London, April 21. The Canadian Pacific announces a new service for carrying the American mails to Manila. The service starts on June 16 fr in Vancouver to Yokohama (ten days), Kobe (< leven days), Nagasaki (thirteen d.iyG» Manila (seventeen days), Hongkong (nineteen days), returning vii(Reuter.) - 55 words
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Article55 1914-04-23 580 (Reuter). London, April 20. 3he death has taken p'ace, at the age of 77, of Gent rd the Rt Hon. Sir Henry Brackenbu- y who saw service in the FrancoGer an War, India and Africa. The death has taken place, at the age of 4’, of the popular novel(Reuter). - 55 words
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Article219 1914-04-23 580 (Reuter). Rome, April 21. At a conference of the Railway Men’s Executive at Ancona the idea of a general railway strike was abandoned. M Lloyd Cowdy, of the legal firm of Messrs. Logan Ross, Ipoh, goes on leave shortly. Among those who attended the funeral of Mrs.(Reuter). - 219 words
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Article374 1914-04-23 580 "King George's Week Reuter.) London, Apiil 20. Mr. H. 11. Asquith hid an audience with King pri< r to Their Majesties’ visit t? France to- morrow. Brilliant sunshine ushered in King George’s Week. Paris is very gav and very excited and everywhere U ion Jacks and( Reuter.) - 374 words
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Article202 1914-04-23 580 To the Editor of the Straits Echo. Dear Sir, Rumour hath it that a pretty quarrel is developing in the Anglo-Chinese School, Singapore, of which doubtless we shall hear more anon It appears that some of the teachers in that school are Roman Catholics. They202 words
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Article794 1914-04-23 581 i—M.D C. VERDICT FOR PLAIMTIFF. When the hearing of the case R G W. Merc*-r reruns Tuner! oj Malaya Pr»>s Lt»l claiming damages to the *um of *3,900 f->r libel wan r« Hume»l yesterday morning, Mr Kenion still continued his a'l'lr»:-.-» on behalf < f the defendantsi—M.D C. - 794 words
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Article517 1914-04-23 581 Sate —Nonu®. A quiet but prettv wedding was solemnised at the Church of the Assumption this morning, the contracting pirties being Mr. Charles Francis Say*, eldest son of the late Mr. Chuah Leng Poh, and Miss Matilda Gertrude Nunis, second daughter of M-. G. B. Nonis. Th»* Rev.517 words
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Article1099 1914-04-23 581 The following are the minutes o f Extraordinary General Meeting r i Ipoh on Saturday, the 1-th Atril U Present. Mr F E Mair t the chair, Mr. 0. S Dawbarn (Vice p 4 dent), Hon. Mr. J- u Tung Sen, H on u' A. Bayne-Gallwey,1,099 words
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2678 1914-04-23 582 Before Mr. R. B. Osborne in the Third Court yesterday afternoon two Chinese named Kuak Ah Foo and Chow Si, were charged at the instance of Mr. P. T. lien, Assistant Protector of Chinese, the first, to show cause why he should not be bound2,678 words
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Article881 1914-04-23 583 Mil liana Wilberforce would corned the univer.al K nny H Henniker Heaton prop s<s tn i bv guaranteeing th., Government" 18 a.,y loss over it On J anu 'WU \V ilberforce wrote ’*"ls, I have had a Haytian correspond T days ago I received from HatrbaH telling me881 words
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Advertisement50 1914-04-23 583 Muddy Complexion. When you see a woman with a muddy or nallow complexion and dull eyes, you may know that her liver is out of order. A few doses of Chamberlain’s Tablets will correct it and make her look better and feel better. For sale by all Dispensaries and Dealers.50 words
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Article376 1914-04-23 584 P. C. C. vs. I. K. F. C. Tb° Penang Cricket Club and the Ithihahi Kbairiah Football Club met yesterday on the Esplanade toplay off their Cap 'lie fixture. There was a large and enthusiastic crowd present to witmm the game, but at times the crowd was perhaps376 words
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Article614 1914-04-23 584 Much mild amusement has been caused in legal circles, where it has been comm m knowledge for some time past, by the report that Messrs. Presgrave and Matthews, Solicitors to the Municipal Commissioners of Georgetown, have advised their clients that they pus es>|,Do legal authority wh ch would unaitle614 words
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Article646 1914-04-23 584 Telephonic communication with, and between, pa'es in Kedah is pPuerallv remarkably go«>d compared with what nne has gradually grown u>ed to inni th» Settlement of Penang. Often a co”ver-ation between Kulim and Government Hill in Penang or even between Kulim and A lor S ar via Butterworth is646 words
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Article735 1914-04-23 585 (From Our Own Corruoonderit Kuala Lumpur, April H Th' v had quite a live! l time of it at Surwei Buloh on Easter Sunday when the native population turned out to a man for a largo pig drive. Unfortunately a tiger thought it would take a hand735 words
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Article299 1914-04-23 585 IV VV Ml vv 1 MM. A rest house is much like any other bungalow, and visitors to out.st itions have sometimes a difficulty in distinguishing the local house of call from private residences. It would not be a bad plan if all restIV VV Ml vv 1 – MM. - 299 words
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Article180 1914-04-23 585 We have received the programme of the Annual Prize Meeting of the Penang Volunteer Corps and the Penang Volunteer Rifh Club, which has been drawn up so as to encourage visitors to attend the meet ng and for whom accommodation will be arranged if notice is given180 words
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Article1122 1914-04-23 585 If we w'-re sure of MMO Solomon, as fur as the Greek M whose constituent slew him b*-, *l2' tired cf bean; u him called *'Ti7o“ far above suspicion as r M wife should be, as independent a S Rj. and of as go d judgment and taate1,122 words
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Article675 1914-04-23 586 Before Mr. V. G. Ezechiel in the Second Court this morning a Chinese towkay, named Cbuah Cheng Kin was chargel with criminal breach of trust in respect of a gold and diamond ring, valued at $5O. Mr. H T. Jones appeared for the prosecution and Mr.675 words
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Article632 1914-04-23 586 Sikh Policeman Charged Befori .Mr R. B Osborne this mmning a Sikh pilicpinan. named Jewala Singh, was charged with givit g false information to Mr. RL. Cuscaden He claimed trial. Mr. R L. Cuscaden, Assistant Superintendent of Ihdice, stated that on March 24 the accuse 1 went632 words
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Article430 1914-04-23 587 STORMY SCENES IN THE COMM S. AC (JiATiONi AND RETORTS. (Reuter London, April 21. Ono of the stormiest scenes between party loaders in the history of the Hou y e of Commons took place whn Mr. Bonar Law renewed his request, for a judicial inquiry into the(Reuter ) - 430 words
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Article38 1914-04-23 587 (Reuter Vienna, April 21. The Emperor Francis Joseph passed a goodnight. His temperature is now normal. Vienna, April 22. It is hopm! that the Emperor will soon completely recover. He transacted business as usual vesterdav.(Reuter ) - 38 words
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Article21 1914-04-23 587 (Reuter). London, April 21. The House of Commons has passed the second reading of the Army Annual Bill.(Reuter). - 21 words
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Article343 1914-04-23 587 SENATE’S SANCTION O TAI NED. (Reuter.) Washington, April 21. An objection was raised in the Senate to the individualising of President Huerta in the Presidential message and consequently the Foreign Committee adopted a resolution giving the President broad airhority to deal with Mexico. It is understood that(Reuter.) - 343 words
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Article28 1914-04-23 587 (Reuter.) London, April 21. Mr. Justice Channell has resigned. Mr. Montagu Sherman, KC and Mr. John Sankey, K.C., have been appointed judges of the King’s Bench.(Reuter.) - 28 words
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Article21 1914-04-23 587 Reuter.) Melbourne, April 22. Splendid general rains fell io Victoria and there is promise of a beautiful season.( Reuter.) - 21 words
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Article289 1914-04-23 587 A RAPTUROUS WELCOME (Reuter.) Continuous sunshin ture of Their Majesties the for Trance, lhey drove from Buck! Palace to Victoria Stati n and all route immense crowds accorded them** f> tion. A distinguished assembly J?! on the platform The admiral’s uniform. B lfi m J aii-’,(Reuter.) - 289 words
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136 1914-04-23 587 (Reuter). London, April 22. In the House of Commons, Sir J. 0. Rees acked what step* were being taken tn safeguard British interests in the Yangtze where, in view of the financial activity o the other Powers, only financial action can be successful. Mr. F.(Reuter). - 136 words
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Article204 1914-04-23 588 c MOrof’lf’ (Reuter.) London. April 21. f Honing e Tl* S-ake-: Tbe Gr»tMet oi o|dB and up not lens than 6 nt ~rd,; "7 to nsteivo 50 novn. out of the tb C< ’°ib.>ut t«‘> •oil"’ »”'< T- n,, t 0 ardsbeJ,,Dd thewnn 1B fh 7 13.(Reuter.) - 204 words
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36 1914-04-23 588 (Reuter.) London. April 21. A bite Paper which has b-’en issued bjus that Ibe Imperial Naval Conference I» impossible in 1914 as Australia, which desires a full conference, is unable to attend(Reuter.) - 36 words
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Article64 1914-04-23 588 'From Our Own Correspondent.) kt fk. q- Singapore, April 22. lb w- Rubber a,lcti n 102,665 r Sa e and *****2 lbl good ribbed 5126-5135 P fin plain 1132 v««w’nbM::: Wfa, iwdp ii,, 2 j 27 th,; Jiitsuo:: 5134 -8139 5126-J133 aL”, 120 ~5124 IM S‘ rli64 words
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Article14 1914-04-23 588 (Reuter.) f r Disext ki Tj Ddon A P ril 21(Reuter.) - 14 words
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Article15 1914-04-23 588 {Reuter). Durazzo, April 21. The Governnmnt is calling out 20,000 men with the colours.{Reuter). - 15 words
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Article581 1914-04-23 588 To THE EDITOR of the Straits Echo. Id jar S r, A space of 40 x 22 feet has been kindly allotted tree of charge to Straits and Malay states exhibitors of rubber samples, models df coolie lines, bungalows, ho.-ptils, etc, photographe, tools ami implements, in shoit581 words
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Article1281 1914-04-23 588 (Contributed.) j Lmgkawi is an island cf manv legends and it requites a facile pen to do full justice to its ancient history. History has it that t le ioielatl era of the Kedah Malavs came from this island. The legendary Marshom Marawongsa had the genesis of his history1,281 words
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Article143 1914-04-23 589 Part of one of the walls of Ban Hin I,>*e‘s godown in Church Street collaj sed at about 8 o’cl >ck this morning and fell on four coolies, who hapjrened to I»»» jMHtiog the godown at the time. All four men were injured and had to143 words
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Article1392 1914-04-23 589 Dr. Wu Lien Teh View*. We have receive] a copy of a memorandum on Medical Education in China”, adders id by Dr. Wu Lien Teh, M A M.D. Cantab.), to the Chinese Board of Education. The pamphlet will interest our readers not only because its author,1,392 words
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Article432 1914-04-23 590 I 1 W OiTmomKe CharterF•« route from Prai to Singera. K‘“ k 5-1 boms. The roads were fairly think our contemporary must tmT io itating that the two genii stored from Prai to Singora ■b «U road from the west coast to BLu'(which is on the432 words
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Article119 1914-04-23 590 Penang, April 23 {By cour'esy of the Chartered Bank.) London, Demand Bank 2/4A 4 months’ sight Bank 2 4,\ 3 Cndit 2/4- s 3 Documentary 2/4** Calcutta, Demand Bank Rs ]74| i. 3 days’sight Private 175» Bombay, Demand Bank 1741 Moulmein, Demand tank 173 3 days’ sight Private 17M119 words
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Article166 1914-04-23 590 Gold Leaf ..,164.40 Black Pepper 16.50 buyer» White Pepper 28 80 buyer» Trang Pepper V3.-buyer» Cloves 4d._ Ba i €(t Mace 110 nominal. Mace Pickings .)2—nale» Nutmegs 110 24.- sellers No. 1 6.10 tales Sugar j 2 5.50 sales (.Basket 5.15 buyers Copra (mixed) 10 75 buyer» TTahbun 190,166 words
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