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The conditions on which the others were released include a promise to abstain from politics and public meetings, and not to leave their districts without permission until expiration of their sentences.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":17,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.3","page_number":"3","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.23","article_title":"Dutch Steamer’s Adventure.","article_text_1st50words":"Dutch Steamer’s Adventure. The new steamer Columbia, of the Royal West Indian Mail, ran a trial trip from Ymuiden just before the last mail left home The ship h»d been examined by experts and b°en found flawless-. The managers entertained their guests at* luncheon, daring which a curious incident took","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":18,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.3","page_number":"3","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.24","article_title":"A Sham Poison Sensation.","article_text_1st50words":"A Sham Poison Sensation. London, November 30.—Miss Annesley Kenealy, the novtlis\\ who pretended to poison herself in Court on losing a case against a firm of hook sellers which banned her book ms immoral, was yesterday chan»ed with having attempted to commit suicide. 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Mr. van Vollennovwii’s function on New Year’s day at the Company’s offices in Beach Street on the occasion of its 25 years existence was well attended by most of the representatives of the mercantile community. Mr. Jules Martin, of the firm of Messrs. G. H. Slot Co.,","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":25,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.2","page_number":"2","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.3","article_title":"AMERICA AND THE WAR.","article_text_1st50words":"AMERICA AND THE WAR. WHAT THE PUBLIC REMEMBERS. Under the heading of the New Diplomacy,†letters have recently been appearing in the New York Sun.\" Some of them are of very trenchant character, and one of this kind we reprint below Sir, —It is not the business of the public","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":26,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.30","article_title":"TO-NIGHT’S BAND PROGRAMME.","article_text_1st50words":"TO-NIGHT’S BAND PROGRAMME. The Band will play cue following programme of music at the Esplanade from 6 till 7 p.m. this evening:— 1. Ovterture Raymond ...Thomas 2. Two Step Silver Heels ...Moret 3. Waltz Modern Eve ...Gilbert 4. Gavotte Fire Flies ...Lincke 5. March Folies Bergere ...Paul","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":27,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.31","article_title":"The following telegram from the Viceroy of India to the Lieut.-Governor of the Punjab, dated December 13, is published at Calcutta:—","article_text_1st50words":"The following telegram from the Viceroy of India to the Lieut.-Governor of the Punjab, dated December 13, is published at Calcutta:— In accordance with my promise to retired and wounded Indian officers thatll,had the pleasure of meeting at Lahore on Saturday last I telegraphed His Majesty the King Emperor assuring","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":28,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.32","article_title":"INTERCESSION SERVICES.","article_text_1st50words":"INTERCESSION SERVICES. VOLUNTEER CHURCH PARADE In accordance with His Majesty’s command, Intercession Services in connection with the war were held in Penang yesterday evening, the European Companies of Penang Volunteers attending a most impressive service at St. George's Church, where Honorary Captain the Rev. F. W. Haine», Chaplain of the","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":29,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.33","article_title":"PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.","article_text_1st50words":"PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. A special pub ic S-rvice of Intercession for the Empire was conduced in Penang Presbyterian Church evening by the Rev. William Murray, MA. The attendance was affected to a flight ex \"ent by the Volunteer Church Parade. The prai e and pravers were appropriate to toe occasion, the","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":30,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.34","article_title":"Services in United Kingdom.","article_text_1st50words":"Services in United Kingdom. BISHOP OF LONDON’S SERMON. London, January 2. Crowded Intercession Services were held by all denominations throughout the country. Muffled bells emphasised the sense of loss of our gallant dead. 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Dutch workman who were employed in the Munster munition factories have","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":33,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.37","article_title":"THE STRAITS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE.","article_text_1st50words":"THE STRAITS GOVERNMENT GAZETTE. From the Straits Government Gazette Mr. Fong Mi-n is recognised as Vice Consul for China at Singapore. Mr. R, J, Bartlett to act temporarily as Director of Education, S.S. and F.M.S. Return from leave, Mr. L. K. P. Wolfers tan. Trading with the Enemy (Amendment) Ordinance.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":34,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.38","article_title":"Exploring New Guinea.","article_text_1st50words":"Exploring New Guinea. Projbctrd Arrul Expedition. Speaking at a meetin/ of the Swedish Anthropological and Geographical Society, Dr Erick Mj ,ebjerg gave an account of a project he had elaborated for an expedition to explore the unknown regions of the Island of New Guinea by means of aeroplanes. 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London, Nov. 21.—Toe greatest Australian theatrical gathering ever witnessed in London took place at His Majesty’s Theatre on Friday, the occasion being a matinee in aid of tne Australian wounded soldiers. The euoa of £2,600 was realised. There was a rec rd demand for","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":37,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.40","article_title":"TIN OUTPUTS.","article_text_1st50words":"TIN OUTPUTS. Messrs. Sellar Murray «fc Co. inform us that the outputs from the following companies for the month of December were as follows Kamunting Tin Dredging Ltd., piculs 780, hours run 603, yards treated 98,000. Chenderiaug Tin Dredging Ltd, dredging piculs 500, hours run 568, yards treated 92,000; Elevators,","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":38,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.41","article_title":"CALCUTTA RACES.","article_text_1st50words":"CALCUTTA RACES. FIRST MEETING (Ist DAY.) Calcutta, December 24.—Splendid weather, and a big attendance were the features of the opening day of the Calcutta Races, First Meeting. 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The January Monthly Medal Competition of the Penang Swimming Club 50 yards handicap, was he’d at the Swimming Club yesterday morning, with the following result:—lst F W Harris (7 secs); 2nd F Scarborough (scratch); 3rd W H Threlfali (7 sec«) There were 10 starters and Mr Harris","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":41,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.44","article_title":"The writer of an article in the \" M.M.†on Ipoh’s future, says :","article_text_1st50words":"The writer of an article in the M.M.†on Ipoh’s future, says She has not yet achieved her legitimate outlook to the sea. The extraordinary opportunities for a harbour which are possessed by Lumut have yet to be developed, as well as the railway which must sooner or later connect","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":42,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.45.1","article_title":"CLEARANCES!","article_text_1st50words":"CLEARANCES! To-day. Tong Chay Un for Alor Star (Kedah). Jin Ho for Asahan. Perak, (E. S. <fc Co for Port Swettenham Port Dickson and Malacca. Alma for Deli. Van Riemsdijk for Deli, T. Semawe, Segli, Sabang Olehleh etc., Padang. Kaga Maru for Rangoon, Calcutta <fc Durban. Kedah for Dindings, Sitiawan","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":43,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.45.2","article_title":"MAILS.","article_text_1st50words":"MAILS. CLOSE AT GENERAL POST OFFICE. To-Morrow. For Per Close. Alor Star (Kedah) Aing Thye 6 a.m. Deli and Batu Bahra Indraghiri 10 a-m. Langkatand Pangkalan Brandan Ban Whatt Soon 10 a.m. Rangoon Hongmoh 3 p.m. Port Swettenham and Singapore Fazilka l 3 p.m. Telnk Anson Hebe 4 P-â„¢-Port Swettenham","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":44,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.45.3","article_title":"EXCHANGE.","article_text_1st50words":"EXCHANGE. Pbnang, January 3, 1916. (By Courtesy of XAs (Jliarlorsd Bayi}. London Demand Bank ...2/4 7/32 4 months* sight Bank ...2/4 5/8 3 Credit ...2/4 27/32 3 Documentary ...2/4 </8 Calcutta Demand Bank 3 days’ sight Private J Bombay Demand Bank w Moulmein Demand Bank w 7 3 days’sight Private","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":45,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.46.1","article_title":"Page 4 Advertisements Column 1","article_text_1st50words":"If, when you go down the street, you see one of our favourite shops bein«» improved and enlarged it affords you little surprise, because in your own mind you have always associated that shop with value in hats, boots, or furniture. The enlargements are made to cope with tbe increase","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":46,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.4","page_number":"4","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.46.2","article_title":"Page 4 Advertisements Column 2","article_text_1st50words":"A Reputation of over 100 ye art. Cockle's ANTIBILIOUS Pills are an invaluable corrective for sick headache, biliousness, depression, and all those minor indispositions caused by a disordered state of the liver or digestion. Made from a famous Doctor’s private prescription, they have won a world-wide reputation. Of Chemists throughout","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":47,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.5","page_number":"5","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.47","article_title":"LODON LETTER.","article_text_1st50words":"LODON LETTER. (BY AN ARTIST CORRESPONDENT.) December I. The City of the Caliphs. The march on Baghdad by a British and Indian force under Sir John Nixon will probably make one of the most thrilling stories of the war when the full details come to be known. The strategical importance","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":48,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.5","page_number":"5","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.48","article_title":"Revolutionary Activities.","article_text_1st50words":"Revolutionary Activities. The Canton correspondent of the Hongkong Daily Press,’’ writing on December 16. says Reports have been received by General Lung that numerous rebels have been stealthily returning to the interior with a view to creating trouble. Owing to the careful precautions taken by the authorities, they are confronted","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":49,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.5","page_number":"5","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.49.1","article_title":"Page 5 Advertisements Column 1","article_text_1st50words":"To Correct Constipation and Biliousness, clear the complexion of blemishes and sweeten the breath, use the dainty laxative They gently assist nature and will help to keep you well Tiny but thorough, do not gripe. Of chemists, 50 cents per phial, or post free from the Dr. Williams’ Medicine Co.,","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":50,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.5","page_number":"5","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.49.2","article_title":"Page 5 Advertisements Column 2","article_text_1st50words":"a Do You Require Bath Towels? A FEW WORDS ABOUT />F WHITE AW AY’S “W.L.†RANGE '3 These Towels are made exclusively for us and are not Sy obtainable elsewhere. Our Huge Sales enable us to buy direct from Manufacturers at exceptionally low prices. We are therefore able to sell","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":51,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.2","page_number":"2","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.5","article_title":"Calcutta Opium Sales.","article_text_1st50words":"Calcutta Opium Sales. The provision opium to be brought forward for sale by public auction in the year 1916, will consist of about 9,840 chests prepared at the Ghazipur Factory, each chest of which is believed to contain 1 mauad 18 seers 12 chitaks of pure opium, besides 9 seers","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":52,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.50","article_title":"BIRTH.","article_text_1st50words":"BIRTH. Bkaumont.—At Selinsiog Estate, Taiping on January Ist, to Mrs. K. S. Beaumont of a daughter.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":53,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.51","article_title":"MARRIAGE.","article_text_1st50words":"MARRIAGE. Wasg Tkno ?e\\c—Sit Kuaw.—On the 21st ult.. at the Farquhar Street Chape'. Teng Seng, the son of Ong Thai Hap of Amoy, to Sit Kuan, sister <f Mr. Sit Nam of the Wily Di-pensary, Penang.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":54,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.52","article_title":"ANOTHER NAIL.","article_text_1st50words":"ANOTHER NAIL. The last week of the old year hag been a black one for ships of ’he Allies in the Mediterranean. Following closely upon the loss of several cargo steamers, and tire sinking of the Italian liner Ancona, we have had the painful duty to report the torpedoing, within","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":55,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.53","article_title":"Kedah notes,","article_text_1st50words":"Kedah notes, from our own correspon- dent will appear to-morrow.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":56,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.54","article_title":"In reply","article_text_1st50words":"In reply to N. B.,†the distance from Bagon Tuan Krchil, (landing stage) to the Eastern Shipping Co.’s lauding stage in Penang is miles.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":57,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.55","article_title":"The Chartered Bank of India,","article_text_1st50words":"The Chartered Bank of India, Australia and China beg to advise that they have to-day leceived a subscription of $2O from Mr. H. W. Rickeard for the Air Fleet Fund. Ipoh.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":58,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.56","article_title":"Part 71 of the Journal of the Straits","article_text_1st50words":"Part 71 of the Journal of the Straits branch of the Royal Asiatic Society is a reprint, in Malay characters, of the Hikayat Sri Rama, the history of Sri Rama, King of Ayothya, who ruled in India about five thousand year* ag*. The text has been edited by the Rev.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":59,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.57","article_title":"Five sailors","article_text_1st50words":"Five sailors belonging to the Chinese cruiser Chaho were shot at the western forts of the Kiangnan Arsenal on December 14, on instructions from the Central Government, for having complied with the command of the rebels to bombard the Arsenal during the recent outbreak.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":60,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.58","article_title":"The Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board","article_text_1st50words":"The Kuala Lumpur Sanitary Board has «greed to recommend that a new danitary Board area to be called The Petaling Lama Sanitary B ard area he created, the limits of this new area should be on the north the Kuala Lumrur Sanitaty Board limits, on the east and west a","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":61,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.59","article_title":"HERE AND THERE.","article_text_1st50words":"HERE AND THERE. The New Year honours list is interesting, and among the nobles and commoners upon whom His Majesty has been pleased to confer distinctions, there are many who have rendered valuable war services to the Empire. There are two local honours, the re cipients being His Highness the","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":62,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.2","page_number":"2","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.6.1","article_title":"Page 2 Advertisements Column 1","article_text_1st50words":"Bates for to let. notice. Casual Advertisements. TOASJTS•“ M occupied by Messrs Hottenbach Bro.. 4 BROWN has been anthorued to sign the Co suitable for offices and godowns. »\">â–  per procuration as trom the Ist r> January, 1916. MR SALE. TO LET. SITUATIONS VACANT. ETC. Apply to Gan Ngoh Bee,","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":63,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.2","page_number":"2","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.6.2","article_title":"Page 2 Advertisements Column 2","article_text_1st50words":"BANKS CHARTERED BANK OF India AUSTRALIA. AND CHINA. Incorporated by Royal Charter Paid-up Capital £I JOO Me Reserve Fund £1)800 Reserve Liability of Proprietors... £1,200 000 Hit ad Office; u 38, BIBHOPBGATE, LONDON, g. O Agencies and Branches. Amritsar Hongkong Penang Bangkok Iloilo Puket Batavia Ipoh Rangoon Bombay Karachi Saigon","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":64,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.60","article_title":"SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.","article_text_1st50words":"SOCIAL AND PERSONAL. Mr. R. M. Kirby, of Seafield Estate, who went Home on leave in April, has the Inns of Court O.T.C. J d Mr. J. Thord Gray, formerly of Glenealy Estate, Perak, is now Lieutenant Colone' Commanding the 11th Batt., Northumberland Fusiliers. H. H. the Sultan of Perak","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":65,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.61.1","article_title":"Page 6 Advertisements Column 1","article_text_1st50words":"p 1.1 1/Z acts like a c/iarnz It All who desire better health, brighter spirits, more vitality and energy, should try a course of VITAFER. ;<<vj [~~jr It skilfully combines all that is required to renew the i=?Ä” V-AM Njr physical and nervous energies so quickly used up in modern","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":66,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.61.2","article_title":"Page 6 Advertisements Column 2","article_text_1st50words":"“E. O.†MOTOR GARAGE. CARS ON HIRE S 4 AN HOUR. TELEPHONE No. 322. THK Resident Councillor will be “At Home at The Residency on Wednesday, the sth January, from 5 p.m. No separa'e invitations will be issued. (Tennis).","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":67,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.6","page_number":"6","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.62.1","article_title":"Page 6 Miscellaneous Column 1","article_text_1st50words":"THE TIDES. The following are the tides for tomorrow, Penang Standard Times High Water. Low Water. 10-52 a.m. 5- 8 a m. 10- p.m. 4-52 p.m. 11- am. 5-58 a.m. 11-46 p.m. 5 53 p.m.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":68,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.63","article_title":"P.& O. PERSIA SUNK.","article_text_1st50words":"P.& O. PERSIA SUNK. DISAPPEARS IN FIVE MINUTES. ATTACKED WITHOUT WARNING OFF CRETE. NEARLY FOUR HUNDRED HISSING. LISTS OF PASSENGERS. The P <fc O liner Persia, 7,974 tone, built in 1900, was torpedoed, without warning, off Crete, in the Mediterranean, at 1.10 p.m. on Thursday last, and sank in fire","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":69,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.64.1","article_title":"P. & O. LINER SUNK.","article_text_1st50words":"P. O. LINER SUNK. Reuter’s Telegrams. MANY WOMEN AND CHILDREN ON BOARD. HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE. [Copyright Telegrams.] (By Submarine Telegraph). London, January 1. An official message savs the P. and O liner Persia was sunk off Crete. A steamer conveying survivors from four boats which alone gob away is","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":70,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.64.10","article_title":"Shipping Amalgamation.","article_text_1st50words":"Shipping Amalgamation. London, January 1. The Brocklebank and Well Shipping Lines have been amalgamated.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":71,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.64.11","article_title":"THE BROCKLEBANK-WELL STEAMERS.","article_text_1st50words":"THE BROCKLEBANK-WELL STEAMERS. The vessels of the Brocklebank T and T Ltd., Liverpool, (Anchor Brocklebank Line) are as follows Anchoria (1911) 5,430 tons Assyria (19C0) 6,370 Bengali (1901) 5,684 Mahanada (2 turbs) (1914) 7,196 Mahimda (1905) 7,630 Maidan (1912) 8,205 Malakand (1905) 7,653 Malakuta (1914) 7,205 Mampui (1906) 7,654 Marwani","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":72,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.64.12","article_title":"NEW YEAR HONOURS.","article_text_1st50words":"NEW YEAR HONOURS. TWO LOCAL RECIPIENTS. SULTAN OF JOHORE AND MR. JUSTICE BUCKNILL. London, January 1. The New Year Honours include the following: Knights of the Garter. Lord Curzon and the Duke or Devonshire. New Viscoent. A Viscounty is conferred on the Ist Baron Mersey. O. M. The Order of","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":73,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.64.13","article_title":"NEW YEAR HONOURS.","article_text_1st50words":"NEW YEAR HONOURS. STRAITS RECIPIENTS. The Hon. the Resident Councillor kindly advised us on Saturday that the following telegram had been received from the Secretary of State for the Colonies. It gives me much pleasure to inform you that His Majesty has been graciously pleased to approve of Honorary Knight","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":74,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.64.2","article_title":"THE PERSIA.","article_text_1st50words":"THE PERSIA. The Persia was scheduled to leave London on December 18th for Bombay and Karachi and to call at Marseilles on December 25tb, She was built in 1900 at Greenock by Messrs. C»i»d and Co., Ltd., and was a vessel of 7,974 tone, with a length of 499 8","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":75,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.64.3","article_title":"Austrian Warships Sunk.","article_text_1st50words":"Austrian Warships Sunk. AN UNFORTUNATE RAID. Paris, December 31. A French communique states that the Austrians attempted another naval raid, but met with disaster. An Austrian naval division emerged front Cattaro, with the object of bombarding Durazzo. The Allied flotillas gave b&ttle. A modern Austrian destroyer, the Lika, was bHwn","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":76,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.64.4","article_title":"In the Adriatic.","article_text_1st50words":"In the Adriatic. FRENCH SUBMARINE AND AUSTRIAN TRANSPORT SUNK. Paris, January 1. A communique says prior to the fight at Durazzo, the French submarine Monge wa< sunk by an enemy cruiser off Cattaro. The majority of the crew were rescued. A French submarine sank an enemy transport in the Adriatic.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":77,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.64.5","article_title":"Naval Changes.","article_text_1st50words":"Naval Changes. London, January 2. The Admiralty announces that Admiral Colville succeeds Admiral Meux as Com-mander-in-chief at Portsmouth. ViceAdmiral Warrender succeeds Admiral Egeiton Ha Commander-in-Chief at Plymouth.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":78,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.64.6","article_title":"British Naval Disaster.","article_text_1st50words":"British Naval Disaster. ARMOURED CRUISER SUNK. SERIOUS LOSS OF LIFE. London, December 31. The Admiralty announces that the armoured cruiser Natal (13,550 tons, completed in 1907) was sunk yesterday in harbour, as the result of an internal explosion. There were about 400 survivors. The Natal’s complement numbered about 700 officers","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":79,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.64.7","article_title":"The Ancona.","article_text_1st50words":"The Ancona. AUSTRIA’S REPLY. Amsterdam, December 31. The Austrian reply to the American Government regarding the Ancona is published. It is most conciliatory in tone, and repeats the argument that the vessel tried to escape, and declares that the loss of life was chiefly due to the action of ’he","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":80,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.64.8","article_title":"Britain and America.","article_text_1st50words":"Britain and America. INTERNATIONAL commission. Washington, December 31. The personnel of the International Commission, representing Britain and the United States under the peace treaty negotiated by Mr. W. J. Bryan includes the American jurist, Mr. George Grav and Lord Bryce. The Arctic explorer Mr. Fridjof Nansen will be Umpire. 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The violence and extent of the great battle in Eastern Galicia is increasing, says an Austrian communique, which add» that the Russians, yesterday, attacked not only on the Bessarabian front, but also an Austrian position east of the lower-middle Styrpa. The","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":83,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.65.2","article_title":"Persia.","article_text_1st50words":"Persia. RUSSIAN CAPTURES. London, December 31. A Teheran telegram says the Russians found 1,600,009 rifle cartridges and 3,000 rounds of gun ammunition at Kam. Colonel Ed wall, the Swedish Chief Instructor of Persian Gendarmerie and two rebel instructors, hsve been dismissed and another has resigned.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":84,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.65.3","article_title":"Serbia’s Treasury.","article_text_1st50words":"Serbia’s Treasury. Toulon, December 31. A cruiser has arrived here, bearing the contents of the Serbian Treasury, which are being taken to Paris, and the members of the Russian Legation lately in Serbia.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":85,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.65.4","article_title":"Rebels in Western China.","article_text_1st50words":"Rebels in Western China. PREPARATIONS FOR A RISING. Chengta, January 1. There are indications of that a rising in Western China is in contemplation. The rebels are secretly preparing but the success of the moment is unlikely.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":86,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.7","page_number":"7","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.65.5","article_title":"Swelling the Ranks.","article_text_1st50words":"Swelling the Ranks. HONGKONG POLICE’S QUOTA. London, December 31. Twenty-seven Hongkong policemen have arrived in London to enlist. [Other Telbgrams or Pagb 8 4","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":87,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.8","page_number":"8","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.66.1","article_title":"ON THE BRITISH FRONT.","article_text_1st50words":"ON THE BRITISH FRONT. [Rioter’s Services]. AERIAL ACTIONS. Copyright Telegrams.] (By Submarine Telegraph.) London, December 30. An official despatch from Headquarters says British aeroplanes effectively bombed Confines station and Hervilly aerodrome. There were twelve encounters in the air during the day. Tne artillery on both sides was active near Ypres","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":88,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.8","page_number":"8","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.66.10","article_title":"Tsar as Field Marshal of British Army.","article_text_1st50words":"Tsar as Field Marshal of British Army. London, January 1. The King has appointed the Tsar a British Field Marsh*! of the British Army.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":89,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.8","page_number":"8","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.66.11","article_title":"Viscount French of Ypres.","article_text_1st50words":"Viscount French of Ypres. London, January 2. The Times s»»ys Fi“ld-Marshal French will assume the title of Viscount French of Ypres","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":90,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.8","page_number":"8","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.66.12","article_title":"Major R. Lloyd-George.","article_text_1st50words":"Major R. Lloyd-George. London. January 2. Mr. Lloyd George’s son Richard is gazetted a temporarv Major.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":91,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.8","page_number":"8","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.66.13","article_title":"Kaiser’s Carbuncles.","article_text_1st50words":"Kaiser’s Carbuncles. “SUFFERING FROM NAUSEA.\" London, December 31. A semi-official Berlin telegram admits that the Kaiser is suffering from a tumour which, though not malignant, renders it imperative that the Kaiser remain indoors. Wild Rumours, Amsterdam, January 1. The Kaiser has returned from Russia. He is suffering from a number","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":92,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.8","page_number":"8","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.66.14","article_title":"“Germany’s Greatness.â€","article_text_1st50words":"“Germany’s Greatness.†A VAINGLORIOUS EFFORT. Amsterdam, January 1. The Kaiser, in a vainglorious New Year message to the Navy and Army, says The superior numbers of the enemy have failed before your loyaltv and bravery. Wherever I sent you into battle you gained a glorious victory. A madly impotent enemy","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":93,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.8","page_number":"8","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.66.15","article_title":"Trading with the Enemy.","article_text_1st50words":"Trading with the Enemy. NEW FOREIGN OFFICE DEPARTMENT. London, January 2. A Foreign Trade Department of tbe Foreign Office has been established as a new department, in order to carry out the Government’s policy against trading with the enemy. It requests the active cooperation of business men. 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The Committee on War Loans for the Small Investor recommend that during the war th*re shall be no limit to the yearly or total amount of individual deposits in the Post Office Savings Bank also the immediate issue of Exch- quer Bonds in","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":96,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.8","page_number":"8","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.66.18","article_title":"Ford Day by Day.","article_text_1st50words":"Ford Day by Day. Lon ion, January 1. The Ford peace expedition has gone to Copenhagen from Stockholm. Copenhagen, January 2. Mr. Ford’s peace partv has arrived here. There was no official reception.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":97,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.8","page_number":"8","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.66.19","article_title":"Canada’s 500,000.","article_text_1st50words":"Canada’s 500,000. Onawa, January 2. Sir Robert Borden, th* Canadian Premier, made the statement that the total Canadians recruited to December 15th was 212,690, which would ba increased to half a million.","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":98,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.8","page_number":"8","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.66.2","article_title":"British Front.","article_text_1st50words":"British Front. ARTILLERY AND MINING ACTIVITY. London, January 2. An official message from Headquarters «ays The enemy has been active in mining about the quarries north of Loos. Five mines exploded last evening, causing some few casualties and slight damage to our trenches. No attack was made. The damage is","contributor":"NA"},{"_id":99,"newspaper_title":"Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle","issue_id":"pinangazette19160103-1","issue_date":"3/1/1916","edition":"1","page_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.1.8","page_number":"8","article_id":"pinangazette19160103-1.2.66.20","article_title":"The Silver Market.","article_text_1st50words":"The Silver Market. London, December 31. Messrs Montagu and Company’s report on the silver market abates that the market is no longer depressed. The Indian bazaar* have absorbed the supplies at rising rates. 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