Skip to content
D

Newspapers-Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle-1906 to 1910

Description

National Library Board CSV index of digitised Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle articles from 1906 through 1910, with issue metadata, page numbers, and article titles. Supports colonial-era Southeast Asian newspaper research from NLB Singapore’s heritage digitisation programme. 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]

Last updated
Coverage
2024-03-01 – 2025-03-01
Rows
81,681
Columns
10

Data

Newspaper title Issue id Issue date Edition Page id Page number Article id Article title Article text 1st50words Contributor
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.1 1 pinangazette19060102-1.2.1 Masthead PINANG GAZETTE AND STRAITS CHRONICLE PUBLISHED DAILY. ESTABLISHED 1833. 1 IvOL. LXIV. TUESDAY, 2nd JANUARY. 1906. PRICE 20 CENTS. NA
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.4 4 pinangazette19060102-1.2.10 THE WEEK. THE WEEK. Tuesday. 2nd January League Football C. R. C r. A. C. 8. High water 6.12 p.m. Low w ater 12.12 am Wedii««l»y, 3rd January Town Band, Esplanailu, 6 p.in. High water 7.04 P 1 Low water 1 <'l a. m Thursday. 4th January. League Football N. L. St. NA
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.4 4 pinangazette19060102-1.2.11 Tuesday, 2nd January, 1906. Tuesday, 2nd January, 1906. The Nev. ear s Honours which Reuter sent through on Saturday an* rather more interesting than usual. No less than seven n»*w peers are created, while the list of I’nvy Councillors is increased bv eight nam».-s Sir Willjam Wills, who figures first on the list, is NA
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.4 4 pinangazette19060102-1.2.12 PERAK RIFLE ASSOCIATION. PERAK RIFLE ASSOCIATION. From Our Otcn Corretipondent.] Taiping, 30th Dec. The above Association held its Annual Geneial Meeting, at the Perak Club, on the 29th inst. There were present the Commit- tee and the following members: Messrs, j late, Tickell. Ellis. Knocker, Sugden. Ste- I phetis, ami Winboome On the NA
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.4 4 pinangazette19060102-1.2.13 LEAGUE FOOTBALL. LEAGUE FOOTBALL. GOSSIP BY PAUI m>> Exactly a dozen matches h avft k decided in the League competition an d h* 1 contests have been 80 remarkablv e that six have hem d law (not evei goal being scored in three of ,e have been won by the h are NA
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.4 4 pinangazette19060102-1.2.14 S. George’s Church, Penang. S. George’s Church, Penang. Daily- Matins, 9-30 a.m. Epiph' Saturday, Jan. 6th, Feast ot (!1 [lb any of our Lord, 8 a. mHoly Communion. NA
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.4 4 pinangazette19060102-1.2.15.1 Page 4 Advertisements Column 1 DAVIDSON Co., f-.t inv Tailors,.... Winchester House, SINGAPORE Mr. George DAVIDSON J Four years with the celebrated Firm of HENRY POOLE Co., Savile Slow, Jsondott. Ten years with the Firm of R. R. NEILL 4 Co j Sheffield, I (ONE OF THE NOTED PROVINCIAL FIRMS). Fourteen Years and four months NA
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.4 4 pinangazette19060102-1.2.15.2 Page 4 Advertisements Column 2 fWNTRIBVTIONS must be to The Editor,†written on diii eide Afifhh onln and aecoinpakiied/ ley <the write.f nhnne au4 fiddtets not necehtai-idy 'for insertion but as a guarantee of LTi ntonies must be to the Oeiieral ifawger at the riua^L^ uiette Penang. r L L business eoinnuiuicati</fi,s should he dressed NA
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.16 RUSSIA. RUSSIA. E'dRDBR RESTORED 1« MOSCOW. OLUTION ARIES BOMBARDED IN THE STREETS. *kCHY ON THE SIBERIAN RAILWAY. TROUBLES IN THE BALTIC PROVINCES. R kut e r's Service.] S London, 30th Dec. >rder has been completely restored at ■scow. Trade .and traffic are proceeding ■their normal manner. I London, 31st Dec. ■lhe [ R kut e r's Service.]
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.17 THE WAR STORES SCANDAL. THE WAR STORES SCANDAL. FURTHER ARRESTS [Reuter’s Service.] London, Ist Jan. Five warrant officers and non-commis-sioned officers have been arrested in connection with the South African War Stores scandal. London, 2nd Jan. A court-martial has been ordered to be held at Chelsea to-morrow (Wednesday) on Sergt.-Major Hilton, of the Army [Reuter’s Service.]
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.18 NEW ALIENS ACT. NEW ALIENS ACT. AN EXCELLENT BEGINNING. [Rkutbu’s Shbvicb London, 2nd Jan. Twenty-four out of forty-two aliens from Hamburg have been rejected at Grimsby under the new Aliens Immigration Act which came into force yesterday. Ihe immigrants were disqualified through lack of means, but have appealed on the ground that they [Rkutbu’s Shbvicb ]
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.19 POLITICS AT HOME. POLITICS AT HOME. THE GOVERHMEHT AID IRELAND. DECLARATION BY THE PREMIER. MORE LABOUR CANDIDATES. [Reuter’s Service.] London, Ist Jan. Sir 11. Campbell-Bannerman, speaking at Dunfermline, said the Liberals regarded I’ree Trade as the settled policy of the country, ami it had been absolutely unquestioned till Mr. Chamberlain started hisa movement.. [Reuter’s Service.]
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.1 1 pinangazette19060102-1.2.2.1 Page 1 Advertisements Column 1 lvteikded Sailings. «ww B. Slean Naviga- BRITISH INDIA STEAM NAVIGATION Co., LTD. «I Norddeutscher Lloyd, Bremen. flonXcntpany. f A fg£j> |g>gS fl.v U Xiswm > T J s f BpX I/ 11 flfl ...,1 c c9\’iCE. Nelapatain, fflk V, Imperial German Mail Line. MAIL. > Madras, Pondiclherrv, Uuddalore and o NA
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.20 FAMINE IN JAPAN. FAMINE IN JAPAN. HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS STARVING. [Reuter’s Service.] London, Ist Jan. The Daily Telegraph's correspondent at Tokio states that three of the northern provinces of Japan are confronted with the worst famine known for sixty years. It is stated that 680,000 persons arc already in the last extremity of [Reuter’s Service.]
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.21 GREAT BRITAIN’S REVENUE. GREAT BRITAIN’S REVENUE. E NCOU RAGI NG STATISTICS. [Reuter’s Service London, Ist Jan. Tn the Imperial revenue for the three months ended 31st December there has been an increase of £23,598. In the revenue for the nine months of the financial year there has been an increase of £97,948 [Reuter’s Service ]
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.22 THE NEW ZEALAND RUGBY TEAM. THE NEW ZEALAND RUGBY TEAM. A SPLENDID RECORD. [Reuter’s Service.] London, Ist Jan. The New Zealand Rugby team beat Swansea on Saturday by 4 points to 3. This concluded their tour in Great Britain, during which they were only defeated once (bv Wales), scoring in all 830 points against 39. [Reuter’s Service.]
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.23 THE GERMAN ARMY. THE GERMAN ARMY. (Reuter’s Service.] London, 2nd Jan. Lieut.-General von Moltke, a nephew of the famous General who commanded the Germans in the Franco-German War, has been appointed Chief of the General Staff of the German Army in place of General Schlieffen, who has retired. (Reuter’s Service.]
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.24 ANGLO-GERMAN RELATIONS. ANGLO-GERMAN RELATIONS. [Reuter’s Service.] London, Ist Jan. The Chambers of Commerce of Hamburg and Frankfort, after discussions in the course of which very cordial reference were made to England, resolved to support the movement in favour of better AngloGerman relations. [Reuter’s Service.]
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.25 THE MOROCCO CONFERENCE. THE MOROCCO CONFERENCE. [Reuter’s Service.] London, 31st Dec. It has been finally decided that the conference of the Powers with regard to Morocco will take place at Algeciras on the 16th February. [Reuter’s Service.]
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.26 THE ANTI-MILITARY MOVEMENT IN FRANCE. THE ANTI-MILITARY MOVEMENT IN FRANCE. LEADERS SENT TO PRISON. [Reuter’s Service.] London, Ist Jan. Twenty-s>‘x members of the Internationa Anti-Military Committee have been tried in Paris for inciting the troops not to fire on strikers and to refuse to wage wars in the interests of capitalists. All were convicted. Professor [Reuter’s Service.]
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.27 GERMANY AND THE FAR EAST. GERMANY AND THE FAR EAST. [Reuter’s Service.] London, Ist Jan. It is announced in Berlin that the German Ministers in Peking and Tokio will exchange places. [Reuter’s Service.]
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.28 THE ELECTRIC TRAMWAY. THE ELECTRIC TRAMWAY. OPENED TO PUBLIC TRAFFIC. New Year’s Day. 1906, must l»o set down as a red-letter day in the annals of Penang, as the occasion of the opening of the George Town Municipal Electric Tramways for public traffic. For some time |a ;t the public have been watching NA
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.29 SELANGOR RACES. SELANGOR RACES. SECOND DAY’S RESULTS. {From Our Owns bor respondent.') f t Kuala Lumpur, Ist Jan. The .following are the results of the Second Day’s racing at Kuala Lumpur 1-—Tnit < i Griffin Handicap.—'Value $4OO. A Handicap, for all Griffins that havq rup in -Raoe No. 3 on the Ist NA
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.2 2 pinangazette19060102-1.2.3 PENANG TURF CLUB. PENANG TURF CLUB. PROGRAMME FOR JANUARYJOEETING, 1906. TSuesday 30tfi January,Vsiljursday Ist February AND Saturday 3rd February. FIRST DAY. :o: TUESDAY, 30th JANUARY, 1906. :o: I.—THE MAIDEN PLATE. Value $6OO. A Race for Maiden Horses. Weight as per scale reduced 14 lbs. All animals imported into the Straits or F. M. NA
Pinang Gazette and Straits Chronicle pinangazette19060102-1 2/1/1906 1 pinangazette19060102-1.1.5 5 pinangazette19060102-1.2.30 ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM IN THE TROPICAL COLONIES. ADMINISTRATIVE REFORM IN THE TROPICAL COLONIES. —The Times. It is not only in relation to the selfgoverning colonies that Mr. Lyttelton’s teinire of office as Colonial Secretary will be distinguished by a movement in the direction of the consolidating the administrative unity of the Empire. A new and interesting departure —The Times.

Columns

Column Type Categorical
Newspaper title Text Yes
Issue id Text Yes
Issue date Text Yes
Edition Text Yes
Page id Text Yes
Page number Text Yes
Article id Text No
Article title Text No
Article text 1st50words Text No
Contributor Text Yes