US Edition27 May – An Important Day in Bali’s History
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27 May – An Important Day in Bali’s History
On Friday, 27 May 1904, the Sri Kumala, a merchant ship sailing under the Dutch flag, ran aground on the reef off Sanur Beach in Bali. The vessel carried paying passengers and had a cargo manifest comprising bread, sugar, fuel oil, “Chinese kepeng coins,” and some ceramic wares. The ship was owned by Kwee Tek Tjiang, a shipping operator from Surabaya of Chinese descent, who enjoyed the benefits of the Dutch stratified legal system that relegat…
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