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Friday, 20 October 1905

  1. The North-China HeraldThe American Life Insurance Companies17th October. Tx facts that have been brought to light regarding certain life insurance companies -in New York are now the common property of all who care to give a glance at the newspapers, but the important matter the …
  2. The North-China HeraldThe Progress of the BoycottThe pressure which the American Government has brought to bear on the Chinese officials, has not been, we think, without its effect on the people generally. The native Press, for example, appears either to have worked th…
  3. The North-China HeraldThe British SquadronThere are already unmistakable signs that the admirably timely advent of the English Squadron has done. not a little to dispel the gloom and depression which settled over this country upon the a nouncement of the result …
  4. The North-China HeraldThe Immigration Question in America20th October. THE agitation in China, brought about by the mal-administration of the Chinese Exclusion Act, or by the feeling that the laws referring to this question are unjust, is, perhaps, in some measure at least, re…
  5. The North-China HeraldThe Coming Revolution in Russia16th October. Ir will be generally admitted by all who study the actual position' of affairs in Russia at the present time, that there is a very influential and powerful section of the people, who are not only strongly i…
  6. The North-China HeraldThe Journal of the American Asiatic AssociationLaxe the majority of writers sympathetic towards Japan, and like many Japanese themselves, Mr. John Foord fell into the error, in regard to the Peace Treaty, of thinking that "all the substantial sacrifices had. come fro…
  7. Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldDistressed Foreigners in ShanghaiTo the Editor of the, "Noxta-Cuma Darty News." Sm,—May I ask for space itt your valuable paper to draw attention to the. tion of distressed foreigners in Shanghai My short experience in this port leads me to believe that…
  8. The North-China HeraldThe New Port in KiangsuIf is reported in local Mandarin circles that Viceroy Chou Fu has instructed (Admiral Sah to'send a gunboat to Haichou to survey the harbour and neigh-outing islets preparatory to the opening Of that city to internationa…
  9. The North-China HeraldSettles and PontoonsDrawings of a proposed roofed-in pontoon to take the place of the present P.& 0, pontoon and for the exclusive accommodation of mail tenders, are submitted, After some discussion it is decided to appoint a special commit…
  10. The North-China HeraldThe Shanghai Chess Clubcessfully Inaugurated. How keen is the interest that has been aroused by the proposal to form 4 Chess Club in Shanghui was proved by the fact that in spite of the drenching downpour yesterday afternoon over sixty gontlom…
  11. The North-China HeraldThe Partition of BengalThe popular opposition has' developed further in the shape of many' meetings, protests and flowery, impassioned speech es, culminating in' the "Swadeshi" movement' to boycott British manufactures, and especially "Manches…
  12. From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe Matin SensationLondon vii Bombay, 13th October. Mr. Jaurés, the Socialist Deputy, in an article in the " Humanité," declares that he knows that immediately after the Kaiser's visit to Tangier, Mr. Deleassé informed the Cabinet that Gre…
  13. Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldThe Proposed Chess DurTo the Editor of the "Nonra-Ouxa Dany News." Smy—I_ would ask the indulgence of your readers for again bringing before their notice' the projected International Chess Club of Shanghai. The support that this proposal has …
  14. The North-China HeraldThe Naval ReviewTwelve British men-of-war were sighted off Osumi province yesterday at noon and are expected at Kobe this afternoon. Their arrival at Yokohama is now scheduled for about the 11th inst. On the heels of the visit of allied…
  15. From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe New Japanese BattleshipsLondon vid Bombay, 17th October. Captain Asuoka, chief constructor of the Japanese battleships Kashima and Katori, which are on the point of completion, was entertained yesterday to a farewell dinner at which be. was pre…
  16. The North-China HeraldActing Engineer and SurveyorShanghai, 7th October, 1905. Sim,—I am directed to: acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 2nd instant, addressed to the Municipal Eng-incor, on the subject of the portion of Cadastral Lot 427, required for inclus…
  17. Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldThe Nelson CentenaryTo the Editor of the "Nonra-Oma Dany News." Sir,—What are the British residents ip Shanghai intending to do re the Contensry "of the heroic victor of Trafalgar? I feel confident that our brave, generous, Gallic neighbour…
  18. The North-China HeraldRenown at PortsmouthSeven people wore, killed and many injured in a -cyclono. at Capetown, \Malmesbury was wrecked and hundreds The American insurance disclosure are daily becoming more remarkable. 'The eminent banker, Mr. Schiff, ox-direct…
  19. The North-China HeraldA Secret ConferenceELE. Tuan Fang, substantive Governor of Hunan and one of the High Commissioners going abroad, according to a 'Tientsin private dispatch, paid'a secret visit to Viceroy Yuan Shih-k' 7th - instant. Fang travelled in the ca…
  20. The North-China HeraldThe Seals of the Chekiang GovernorshipIt was reported in mandarin circles yesterday that Jui Hsing, the Tartar Boneral of Hangchow, who was appointed Acting Governor of Chekiang province the other day -pending the arrival of ELE, Chang Tseng-yang, notified o…
  21. The North-China HeraldWitness was an AustrianHaimovitch was also a Jew. Witness became a merchant just previous to the commencement of the war. He took four journeys up to Mancburis. He was in Newchwang so' long as he had business there with goods. He bought the ch…
  22. The North-China HeraldJapanese National IncomeRemarkable Development, The "Tokio Nichi Nichi" publishes some observations on the financial stand-of the Empire which go to show the fisfactory growth of the national resources in the past few years. The total revenue f…
  23. The North-China HeraldThe Caucasus Ablaze AgainJondon, 17th October. The reserves throughout the Caucasus are being mobilised, owing to, the continued critical situation, Exclusive service, 18th October. The Armenian Archimandrite has reported to the Viceroy of the C…
  24. The North-China HeraldOn the Way to YokohamaSix British cruisers and six dos-troyers left Kobe early this morning and are expected at 10 to-morrow morning. Prior to his departure from Kobe, Admiral Noel was "at home" on board the flagship Diadem from three to five…
  25. The North-China HeraldReadings for the WeekThermometers in the open air in a haled situation in the English Settlement. 1905. Fahr, Thermometer. t Min Max. Oct. rain Tux Consul-General for Japan cour-teensly notifies us of the receipt of an official telegram conf…
  26. The North-China HeraldDecorations for AttachesTokio, 13th October Lieut.-General-Burnett has been 1 iven the First Order of the Rising jun and the other foreign military attaches have also been decorated.—Our own corr. ident. Vast multitudes followed in the funeral …
  27. From Reuters · North-China HeraldEnglish Officers Captured by Banditsand Lieutenant Edward A. 8, Hatton, RM.LL, were captured by Anghera bandits between Tetuan and Tangier when returning from the stranded repair ship Assistance—Reuter. Later. The " Daily Mail's" correspondent at Madrid sa…
  28. The North-China HeraldThree Lucky WomenSuvrenens from Inptcestiox Text or tuetr Cure sy Morner Seicet's Syror. Food is one of the first necessities of our lives, ws necessary to us as the air we breathe, The first ery of a new-born infant is the plea for food…
  29. The North-China HeraldNews from East AsiaYokohama, 13th October. The Japanese Government is practic ly determined to evacuate Manchm within si The Guards and the The Guards embark in the lest days'of time most strongly M. Deleassé. The German Government is priv…
  30. The North-China HeraldThe Governmen and the PeopleIt is a notorious fact that the. memories of people, taken in the-mass are bad. Thus at the present moment there is hardly one person in a hundred who has not half-forgotten. in the tremendous rush of events of the groat…
  31. The North-China HeraldThe British Fleet inJAPAN, Tokio, 13th October, Admiral Noel will be conducted on Sunday to the Shiba detached Palace. The Imperial naval review will take place in' Tokio' Bay about the:23rd inst-—Our own' oorres- ELM. dispatch-boat Alacrit…
  32. The North-China HeraldThe Shanghai Sogiety for the Prevention of Cruelty to AnimalsCOMMITTEE, Sir J exam Wannnx, President, 3.0. P. Bran, Wat, Muventnx, apt, Botsracox. L. Mrpwoon. A.W. Borgir. S. W. Paatr, 1.2.0.v.0, Quarsat. L, Ravan. H.J. Hopsox. M, Trutot. Laxpate, BR, Franox, Hon Tres ']\HE labour…

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