Hong Kong Telegraph 1904-08-19
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1904-08-19
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- 1904
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1904-08-19
Year: 1904
THE JAPANESE ARMY IN WAR. BY A RUSSIAN MILITARY EXPERT. BYRON'S LAST HOURS. LIVING PICTURES OF THE CZAR. A PATHETIC SPECTACLE. HARBOUR ACCOMMODATION. A STRANGE CASE. EMIGRANTS IN CONFINEMENT. H.M.S. "TERRIBLE" IN HONGKONG. NO CASES of plague have been notified to the Sanitary authorities since noon of yesterday. LICENSES for 47 motor cars and 12 motor cycles to run in Callculta have to date been issued. NOTHING, it is said, Could be more satisfactory than the present state of the Egyptian cotton crop. The British Protest to Russia. Russian Cruisers Still Acitve. Cargo for Japan. THE CRIMINAL SESSIONS. DISHONEST SERVANT. BURGLARY IN QUEEN'S ROAD. GREAT BRITAIN AND GERMANY. THE WAR. PORT ARTHUR FIGHTING. FLEEING FROM JUSTICE. $2,000 BAIL ESTREATED. RUSSIAN CRUISER "ASKOLD." "ASKOLD'S" INJURIES. WORK FOR THE DOCK COMPANY. DISCOVERY OF COAL IN CEBU. SANDALWOOD AND ITS SCENT.
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