Newspapers-Malaya Tribune-1914 to 1918
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National Library Board CSV catalogue of digitised articles from the Malaya Tribune covering 1914 to 1918, with issue, page, and article metadata from National Library Singapore collections published 70 years ago or longer. Historians research World War I–era Malayan and Singapore press; enquiries: [email protected].
Official description
This dataset is a list of digitised newspaper articles published 70 years ago or longer from the National Library, Singapore. These materials present a valuable resource on Singapore’s history, art and culture, digitised as part of an endeavour to preserve and provide better access to resources located within the library to enable users to explore and discover these resources. For enquiries, please email [email protected]
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| Newspaper title | Issue id | Issue date | Edition | Page id | Page number | Article id | Article title | Article text 1st50words | Contributor |
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| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.1 | Masthead | THE MALAYA TRIBUNE. r. t* No. 2 SINGAPORE. FRIDAY JANUARY 2, 1914 Price. 5 Cents The Malaya Tribune. SINGAPORE, JANUARY 2, 1914. | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.2 | Telegrams. | Telegrams. Chancellor and Dukes. MR. GEORGES SCATHING REPLY CRITIC. INTERESTING PSYCHOLOGY (Renter's Service.) j LONDON, Jan L Mr. Lloyd George has published a rejoinder to the Duke df Sutherland's criticism. The Right Hon. gentleman says, The contrast between the value of 5s. oci per acre of the whole land and | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.3 | Boxing Championship. | Boxing Championship. (Reuters service.) j i London, Jan. 1 The middle-weight boxing championship of the world has beeTaecided in the Stadium at Sy Te?e y gVams from the city state tb Jthousand persons were present when f America met Dave Smith. He floored him three tvmesjin the first round and | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.4 | Peace in Ireland. | Peace in Ireland. (Renter 9 Service.) LONDON, Jan 1. The Archbishop of Canterbury ;n hU New Year Message recommti* a f0rpCaCC in Ireland. | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.5 | Olmypic Games. | Olmypic Games. {Reuters Service.) LONDON, Jan L The Olympic. Games Fund .n England is being po 0^,, ported. Up to date only li,ooo out of the 100,000 sterling asked for has been collected. j | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.6 | New Year’s Honours. | New Year’s Honours. I (Renter's Service J LONDON, Jan. 1. The New Year's Honours List includes thejollowing names*:— Viscount—the Right Hon.* James Brffce, ex-Ambassador at Washington. j BARONS. Sir Rufus Isaacs, Lord Chief; Justice, and Mr. Alexander Ure, Lord Advocate of Scotland. Sir Charles Alfred Cripps, Attorney General to the | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.7 | Untitled | The chief of police of Canton, in a determined effort to v g set from Canton and ite «w free 500 young girls Kepi <• In the homes of Canton. | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.8 | VEDRINES’ GREAT FLIGHT. | VEDRINES’ GREAT FLIGHT. Through Darkest Africa by Aeroplane. (Reuter’s Service) London jan. i. j Paris telegrams state thfct ibe Aerial League has Mqujjted Vedrines to continue his tligflt I from Cairo to the Cape. He will probably go Wia the Nile, Uganda, Mombasa, Zanzibar, Mozambique, Quiiiinape, Beira, Delagoa Bay, and, | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.9 | Jerusalem Astonished. | Jerusalem Astonished. FIRST AEROPLANE FLIES OVER ANCIENT QTTY. (Reuters Service.) LONDON, Jan. 1, 1914. 1 For the first time in it*- history] Jerusalem has seen an aeroplane. Telegrams from the city say that the aviator Bomiief has arrived' there on tb*i first aeroplane ever seen in thtf ancient Jewish capital. | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.10 | Great Battle in Mexico. | Great Battle in Mexico. REBELS WINNING IN A SEVERE FIGHT. (Reuters Service.) London, Jan L A big battle is in progress in Mexico. Five thousand Mexican rebels are opposed to four thousand Federal* at Ajinaga. Filiating has continued for thirty-six hours and is in favour of the rebels, although the | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.11 | Sir Lionel Phillips. | Sir Lionel Phillips. (Reuters Service.) London, Jan. L Johannesburg telegrams state Sir Lionel Phillips is making favourable progress. He has left his bed for a few hours. | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.12 | Mutiny on French Cruiser. | Mutiny on French Cruiser. (Reuters Service.) LONDON, Jan L Paris terrains Jfcate that a mutiny has occured on the cruiser "Dupleix" at Sa*feK The men comflpined of the severity of the Commander and ban* food. They refused to accept their morning rations. An official report is expected. i | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.13 | Blizzards in England. | Blizzards in England. EXTRAORDINARY WJNTfcJ! WEATHER AT HOME. FATAL AVALANCHE, (Reuter’s Service) LONDON, J*n 1. Snow and frost- is general in Englatfd. A blizzard is. raging in" the North. The roads are Mocked and work is partially suspended. BH'zards are raging on the Cootino u t. s Fourteen persons have | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.14 | South African Miners. | South African Miners. LONDON, Jan 1. Telegrams from Johannesburg state that the European mineMj in the Natal collieries, disregarding the settlement effected by their leaders, have issued an ultimatum to the employers that they will strike 'today unless their demands are met. These include increase in wages, reduction of working | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.15 | Sino-German Agreement. | Sino-German Agreement. (Reuters Service.) London, Jan 1. News has been rceived from Peking that the Sino-German Railway Agreement, which was mentioned in telegrams of December 24, has been sigaed. 0 | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.16 | La Joconde. | La Joconde. London, Jan L Paris telegrams state that the M La Joconde (the M Giaconda has arrived at the Louvre. | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.17 | Another Bye-Election. | Another Bye-Election. London, Jan L Mr. Atherley Jones, K.C.M.G.M.P (Radical) for Durham and Recorder of Newcastle since 1005 has been appointed a Judge of the City of London. Th is necessitates a bye-election in Durham. | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.18 | ENGLAND WINS. | ENGLAND WINS. Victory Over South Africa In Second Test Match. (Reuters Service.) London, Dec. 30. Johannesburg telegrams announce that England has beaten Africa Second Test Hatch by an-.innings and runs. South AfriQa made 231". Nourse scpied 56, and Barnes&took nine wickets for 103 runs. | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.19 | Fighting in Tripoli. | Fighting in Tripoli. (Reuters Service.) J LONDON, JAN. 1 The Italians had seventeen tilled, including-an officer, and 3ighty woundej* mostly native levies, in' a at Maharuga, Tripoli. The Italian forces routed tne v drafts. r | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140105-1 | 5 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140105-1.1.5 | 5 | maltribune19140105-1.2.43.1 | Page 5 Miscellaneous Column 1 | The Second Last Injustice V, Sa A tA v •n ggg A m ■a 4 m f/. <<< | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.20 | HOTEL VAN WYK. | HOTEL VAN WYK. Popular/ Hostelry May -MBftMge ilv Site. >A g It" that the Hotel van #yk will occupy a new site in the near future. The lease which the Hotel van Wyk Company holds will expire in a couple of years, and it is understood that the Convent which | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.21 | OBITUARY. | OBITUARY. We regret to chronicle the death of Mr. William Cha Coveney, o =e d morning. Ihe ciecea-iu his 55th year leaves rwuto" and three children-al! off** are now in England-am w whom the greatest be r £elt. p/ j funeral l|ace at Bidadari at 5.1S to day. | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.22.1 | Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 | I HOOCLANDT Co., I SINGAPORE. I ESTATES CHEMICALS. 1 Apply for Particulars. | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.1 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.2.22.2 | Page 1 Advertisements Column 2 | HOOCLANDT Cq., > SIHPAPORE.. r~ Apply for PricaMsf, | NA |
| Malaya Tribune | maltribune19140102-1 | 2 January 1914 | 1 | maltribune19140102-1.1.2 | 2 | maltribune19140102-1.2.23 | LESS SHIPWRECKS! | LESS SHIPWRECKS! Dr. Mawson's Splendid Work in Antartic. (Returs Service J LONDON, Dec. 30. Professor T. W. E. David; C. M. G., F. R. 8., of the Mawson Expedition, who was Scientific Officer with the Shaekleton Expedition and led that portion which reached the South Magnetic Pole on Jan. 16, | NA |
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