THE HONGKONG TELEGRAPH. TUESDAY, AUGUST 26, 1930.
Three times Sammy Mandall was crashed to the canvas by Singer mitts and three times he rose. Then came the fourth time, as pictured above, and Mandell fell into the ropes and rolled off to be counted out while flat on bis back. Singer, centre, became lightweight champion of the world. The end was reached after one minute and 40 seconds of the first round.
Two cars were sent hurtling down a 30-foot embankment while another, as shown above at the left, was left hanging precariously on the edge of a retaining wall, in the fatal. wreck of a Philadelphia-to-New York Pennsylvania 'train at South Elizabeth, N. J.
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Flames raging in the hold of the British India line steamer Masula, as pictured above, off Gibraltar, threatened a major sen disaster. But passengers were safely landed and the fast-burning vessel, with fire licking its cargo of oil, was brached.
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Thousands of eager Londoners lined the sidewalks ouf- aide St. Margaret's Church to get a glimpse of former Miss Mayslo Gasque, heiress to many of the Woolworth ten-cent store millions, and John Roland Robinson, young barrister, piotured here inmediately after their fashionable wedding.
Titled victims of the my- sterious mid-air explosion of a taxi-plane over Me- opham, England, were the Viscountess Ednam (top) and the Marquess of Daf- ferin and Ava (bottom), an Irish peer. Two other mem- bers of the British aris- tocracy and the two pilots also were instantly killed when the plane, fell apart and crashed in pieces to the ground.
Grim disaster had struck a thousand feet underground when this picture was taken at the entrance to the Wencelaus coal mine in Neurode, Lower Silaris, Germany. One hundred and fifty-one workers lost their lives in a sub- terranean explosion and here you see resoue workers and relatives of the victims as they gathered at the scene.
Latest picture of Toronto's evergrowing waterfront showing prominently the Royal York Hotel and Bank of Commerce building.
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First pictures to be received of the recent disturbances in Fgypt, which marked the visit of the former Premier Mustafa Pa-ha" Nahas to Manaurrah. Above, is seen the Wafdist lender, indicated by an arrow, surrounded by his cheering compatriote who olung to his car.
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A further picture of the recent disturbances in Egypt. Armed troops are seen drawn up and prepared to halt a parade of the supporters of the former Premier who is now opposed to King Fuad's government. The disturbances resulted in several deaths and many injuries.
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