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Friday, 1 December 1905

  1. The North-China HeraldA Strike in CalcuttaThe native clerks of Messrs, Burn Co., who struck for higher pay and shorter working hours, were no doubt at first elated by the sympathy universally ox-pressed for them by their brother babus, who readily extended pity …
  2. The North-China HeraldThe Travancore Popular Assemblyor the Travancore Parliament, as the natives delight to call it, has met for its second session at Trevandram, and high hopes are entertained in oficial circles in Travancore of the benefit to be derived from the new pol…
  3. The North-China HeraldActing Municipal EngineerCouncil Room, Shanghai, 28th September, 1905. Si,—I am directed to acknowledge the receipt of your letter of the 11th instant, addressed to the Municipal Engineer, on the subject of the widening of the Szechuen Road ex C…
  4. The North-China HeraldThe Emancipation of the Czar29th November, Ove of the most pressing problems of the Russian crisis, according to Mr. W. 'T. Stead in un article with the above title in the London "Times," is the emancipation of the Czar. We have said before that th…
  5. The North-China HeraldThe Tien Tsu HuiThe ann ry) was on Friday evening the "24th ultimo in the Council Chamber. The Rev. A. J. Walker presided, and among number of Chinese Indies and girls from the Tien Tsu Hui school. The Chairman, in opening the proceedin…
  6. The North-China HeraldPartition Day in CalcuttaThe partition of Bengal wi off without spite of the dense crowds of people who thronged the bathing ghats, the streets, and squares from early dawn to near midnight. the greater te owners joining throng, or discussing. m…
  7. The North-China HeraldLord Curzon's Successoris not, in one respect at any rate, so lucky og his great predecessor, in that he must his Government while a great p of Northern India is plunged in ti gloom of famine, Gaunt hanger stelke the land, and no matter how pr…
  8. The North-China HeraldBalance on Sist October1905—950,000.00 $950,000.00 By Balance on 3ist October, 1904 900,000.00 Amount Transferred from 1903-1904 Account......... 60,000.00 The second concert of the Fortnightly Series was given on Tuesday night in the Church R…
  9. The North-China HeraldNews from East AsiaYokohama, 28rd November. While Marquis Ito was making on Wednesday an excursion by railway from Seoul to Anyang, somebody threw a stone against the window of his carriage. Marquis Ito was wounded by splinters on the fore…
  10. The North-China HeraldThe Manchuria Questionhung Hui, or Chine triatic Association, of this port, onto telegram on Wednesday e.and Ministers of the Waiwopu stating that in view of the innumerable and dangerous rumours that are spreading through the country to the …
  11. From Reuters · North-China HeraldMutiny at Sebastopollondon vid Bombay, 26th November The sailors at Sebustopol and a regiment of troops have mutinied. Rear-Admiral Pesarevski was shot while haranguing the men. The dockers joined the mutineers, and there has been serious r…
  12. From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe Occupation of CreteLondon, 30th November. In' the Traian Chamber, the Premier declared that. the Powers had unanimously refused to substitute Greek for foreign troops in Crete.—Exclusive service, THE KAISER'S SPEECH, London vii Bombay, 30t…
  13. The North-China HeraldThe Manchuria Negotiations'HE greatest pains ate being taken s1|t0 Keep secret the proceedings of the Chinese and Japanese _plenipotentidness who are discussing the new conditions introduced in Manchuria by the treaty of peace between Russia and …
  14. From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe Mutiny at OdessaLondon vid Bombay, 28th November. 'A part of the Odessn garrison is ready to join the mutineers—Reuter. ATLITUDE OF THE ARMY, London vit Bombay, 29th November. Ta itude of the Army is the most serious feature of the Russ…
  15. The North-China HeraldNotes on Native Apt Airs25th November. The High Commissioners going-abroad were, according to-a Peking dispatch; expected=to leave that city on rheic journey yesterday. As far-as is at present: known, His Highness Duke-Tsai Tedli. and "their Ex…
  16. The North-China HeraldThe Industrial PrisonThe movement along the line of progress and reform is full of interest to every well-wisher of China, A number of schools have been opened in this city, and, from: all reports are doing a good work. One reform institutio…
  17. The North-China HeraldThe Corean Problemend of the war and conclusion of problem is why after the manner of the East it is in a fair way towards being immediately reopened in a more subtle and perhaps a more dangerous form. For regarded in thei broader aspect,…
  18. The North-China HeraldThe Revolution Tu Russia80th November. Lone foretold as the revolution i Rusa has been, it has had'to wait forthe opportunity off-re! by the war with Japan, and now that it has. come its gravity and exten are hardly realised, © We are looking. …
  19. The North-China HeraldThe Assault on Marquis ItoTokio, 24th November. Marquis Ito: rode through one of vthe® suburbs of Seoul yesterday.—Our own correspondent. 26th November. The Corean who committed the assault on the train in which Muquis Ito wns riding hus been con…
  20. From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe Waning of Mr. BalfourLondon vii Bombay, 24th November. There is a Cabinet meeting to-d sy. Rumour anticipates that the result "willie the first step towards its resignation, which is the absorbing topic to-day.—Reuter. Later. The papers cont…

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