Hong Kong Telegraph 1905-02-18
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- Hong Kong Telegraph 1905-02-18
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Hong Kong Telegraph 1905-02-18
Year: 1905
U.S. CONSUL GENERAL GOODNOW. EXONERATED. RUSSIA IN REVOLT. GRAND DUKE SERGIUS. BLOWN TO PIECES. "SPERBER". "NEWCHWANG" COLLISION. GUNBOAT BADLY DAMAGED. SHANGHAI COMPANIES' DIVIDENDS. THE WAR. RUSSIAN LOSSES. PLEA FOR PUBLIC SAFETY. THE AUSTRALIAN MAIL SERVICE. A QUESTION OF BALANCE SHEETS. DANGEROUS POSSIBILITIES. ANOTHER ASSASSINATION IN RUSSIA. The Rinaldo, sloop, Com. D. St. A. Wake, arrived at Plymouth on 10th ult. from the China Station. The Fleet leaves Hongkong on Tuesday next 14th inst. for Virs Bay, and is expected back. The sloop Espickle, Com. L. de W. atow. which recently returned to, Sheerness from China. The naval boxing competitions now in progress at Kowloon are creating considerable. The sailing of the cruiser Guichen, which is to take the place of the Chateaurenault in the. THE Rev. T.W. Pearce has been appointed a member of the governing body of Queen's College. WE regret to learn that Chevalier Z Volpicelli, Consul-General for Italy, is laid up at his residence. THE name of Mr. A.S. Mason has been added to the list of persons exempted from the operation. It is reported that the steamer scotsman, which cleared from this port for Vladivostok. MR. E.A. Hewett and
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