The Archive
Friday, 28 October 1904
The North-China HeraldThe Coming Revolution'2hth October. Tue revolutionary party in Russia, says Mr. Carl Joubert in the current number of the "Nineteenth Century and After," are "capable of carrying all before them." All that is wanted is the word from the Exec… The North-China HeraldAn Assault CaseMr. F. 8. Boyes, now connected with Samuel Samuel & Ca., Yokohama, is lying at the General Hospital. About 9 o'clock on Wednesday morning last, as Mr. Boyes was at his desk in his office, Mr. 8. H. Kuhn, the proprietor o… The North-China HeraldAnother Capture of CoinersA shopkeeper and a blacksmith were before the Court, arrested on a Mixed Court warrant, on a charge of being concerned with snather man not yet in custody, in manufacturing coining machinery and coining and causing to be… The North-China HeraldThe International InstituteShanghai, 15th October, 1904. Several matters of interest have arisen during the last half-year in connection with the work of the Institute. It has been definitely settled that an amalgamation with the Polytechnic Insti… The North-China HeraldOf Social SignificanceAs may be readers, Count Matsukata, G.C.M.G. Count Inouye have recently dec! breaking-off of their friendship with Baron Ito, the old proprietor of the "Nichi-Nichi," in connection with the charge of fraud reference to t… The North-China HeraldA Newspaper SaleThe burning topic of the week in Tokio journalistic circles is the sale of the Tokio Nichi-Nichi Shimbun," which is one of the oldest papers and attains its ten. thousandth number on the 10th November. The new proprietor… The North-China HeraldNotes on Native Affairs22nd Octoder. A Chinese Telephone Service in Shanghai. There was a rumour yesterday in local native circles that the Chinese authorities have given consent to a nai syndicate to establish a telephone service in Shanghai … The North-China HeraldRunning the BlockadeA Chefoo dispatch reports that two fleets of \Chinose junks, consisting of nine in each fleet, chartered to carry provisions and " sundries" to Port Arthur left a place in the near vicinity of Chefoo one dark night about… The North-China HeraldThe Return of the DiscoveryThe Discovery at Portsmouth on Saturday, and the gallant Captain and being duly feted there, have been feted again on their arrival yesterday in London. So far as the results of their antarctic exploration goos we have l… The North-China HeraldPublic Feeling in JapanThe leading Japanese papers continue to discuss with vivacity the blunder of the Baltic squadron, bub they disdain to urge that the Powers should order the squadron back to ita old haunt. imossnges to the mayor of Hull, … The North-China HeraldThe Russian Amok27th October. Norwine that has come to ligh in reference to the cruel outrage committed by the Russian Baltic fi-ct on Siturday morning last has altered the conclusion first frm.d that it was the result of abject panic. … Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldThe Chinese Exclusion Act in the United StatesTo the Editor of the "Norta-Cauwa Darry News." Sim,—Tho enclosed petition has boon circulated in all the important cities of China and we have secured about two hundred names. No doubt there wre many who have not had an … The North-China HeraldThe Vanished BridegroomVery deep sympathy is felt in London generally and in the city in particular for the Lord Mayor and his daughter in the painful and humiliating posi tion in which they have boew placed by the extraordinary action of Mr. … The North-China HeraldThe Chinaman at Chefoo[4 Chinaman who has arrived at Chefoo announces."—Evany Dary Parsn.] From "Tas Sxercu." If you want to know How the odds may go In the region named Liaotung, Don't look to the scribe Of the warlike tribe! For he's had hi… The North-China HeraldThe Journalistic ScandalThe recent sensational difference betwoon Counts Matsukata and Inouye and Baron Ito has now been "amicably settled," thanks to the good offices of Marquises Ito and Yamagata. The "Tokio Nichi-Nichi," recently bought by M… The North-China HeraldNews from EuropeBerlin, 20th October. The Vienna report to the "Times" Russia intends forcing the Ramage of the the negotiations are not successful, Dardanelles. Nothing is known about about an Anglo-Russian agreement with such steps in… The North-China HeraldFrom Russian Headquarters22nd October. During the last fow days no serious fighting took place. On the 20th inst. the Japanese retreated from Shahopu and some other advanced posts, Wo captured great quantity of guns and stores and provisions, an… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldThe Night ClassesTo the Editor of the "Nonra-Comma Dany News." Sii,—May I bog a little corner of your valuable space to correct an impression which seems to have gone round that the Night Classes advertised in your columns last week are … The North-China HeraldNews from East AsiaPeking, 21st October. Baron Mumm, the German Minister, had a long conference to-day about the trade mark question with Prince Tsai Chen, the president of the Board of Tokio, 22nd October. Now York Horald's" report about … The North-China HeraldThe Union Church Literary and Social Guild"Wales and Its People" was the charming subject brought before the members of this Society on Wednesday evening. The room was crowded, the audience overflowing. Miss Richard gave an intensely interesting and learned Tect… The North-China HeraldThe Italian EnvoyM. Jules Melegari, late Italian Minister at Tokio, who will shortly leave for the Embassy at St. Petersburg, has been decorated by the Emperor of Japan with the Grand Cordon of Sun. His Excellency was at a banquet in the… The North-China HeraldCreeks and RiverBridges.—A fifty-foot wooden truss bridge sixteen fect wide is being constructed across Rubicon Creek on Hung-iso Road. The bridge across Defence pletion, Creek on Burkill Road is nearing comjundings.—Bair progress has b… The North-China HeraldThe Drought in SzechuanTu response to an urgent appeal from Hsi Liang, the Viceroy of Ssechuan province, to the high nutliorities of the various provinces of the Empire asking for relief for the hundreds of thousands of i habitants of Szechusn… The North-China HeraldThe Situation on the Sha RiverTokio, 22nd October. The Russians on the left bank of the Shaho continue moving in diverse (2) Marshal Oyama reports that the investigation as completed up ts the 22nd inst. regarding the Russian louses in the battle of …
