The Archive

Friday, 7 February 1908

  1. The North-China HeraldDetails of the OutrageLondon vii Bombay, February 3. The Royal party was driving without an escort. 'A youth suddenly jumped up on to the back of the carriage and fired thal beside the Queen, a revolver at King Carlos as he sat Queen Amelia s…
  2. The North-China HeraldShanghai V. United ServicesHongkong, February 4. The match between the Shanghai Football Club and the United Services of Hongkong ended in a victory for the latter by one goal to nil. The United Services were strongly represented, and an excellent…
  3. The North-China HeraldBritain and MacedoniaFebruary 6. A TELEGRAM in our issue last Saturday attributed to Lord Ripon, Lord Privy Seal of the Liberal Cabinet, the statement that the Macedonian problem involved questions "which might give rise to war between Great…
  4. The North-China HeraldThe West RiverConflicting and incorrect versions of the terms on which the British Government has withdrawn the gunboats patrolling the West River are appearing in the Chinese Press. We learn from an official source that the agreement…
  5. The North-China HeraldThe Philippine Trip"One thing I would like to emphasize and that is that my visit to the Philippines was the sole object of my trip. Everything else, every other every other reception was incidental entirely unlooked for byrne. I returned …
  6. The North-China HeraldRefuge for Chinese Slave ChildrenNeale (Hon, Treasures), Mrs. Drammond, Mrs. Seaman, Mrs. Smalley, W. L, Thompson and Mrs. Lundt. Mrs. H. E. Campbell and Mrs. White-Cooper also served on the Committee for part of the year. rerent 1907. The Committee has…
  7. The North-China HeraldConstitutional Government forI have remarked that the past year was an uneventful one for us, but we fare so intimately bound up with China that we must naturally follow, with great and sympathetic interest, the strivings of its Government and peopl…
  8. From Reuters · North-China HeraldSocialists and the CrimeLondon vit Bombay, February 5. The President of the Reichstag expressed the abhorrence of the German Parliament at the assassins tion of King Carlos and the Crown Prince of Portugal, but during the speech the Social-Demo…
  9. The North-China HeraldReminiscences of Seventy YearsBy tue Vex. tue Ancnpracox A. E. Monte, 0.0. (Continued.) Probably never in her best stretches of history has China as one nation and under one ruler been 0 near to manent disintegration as when we arrived in 1861, A com…
  10. The North-China HeraldThe Walls of RomeFebruary 7. Srvc Rome has been called the Eternal City it follows that all men irrespective of nationality may claim to be concerned in her preservation. Even without the personal acquaintance of a city which leaves a de…
  11. The North-China HeraldChina for theCHINESE, As China's guiding principle in her foreign relations has for some time been based exclusively on the rights recovery " policy, it might be thought unnecessary to single out one or another manifestation for the …
  12. The North-China HeraldThe Macedonian QuestionLondon, January 31, Renter's Agency in Constantinople announces that Sir Edward Grey has proposed to the Powers to increase the Macedonian gendarmerie and to employ it in the pursuit of the revolutionary sed by this sugg…
  13. The North-China HeraldA Huge BequestOwing to thedesth of Lady Pearco—widow of Sir William Pearse, Chairman seven. Of the long list of her books it will suffice to pick out two others for particular mention, Moths, and Chandos. These were her best books, an…
  14. The North-China HeraldThe Pekin SyndicateThe agreement by which the Pekin Syndicate renounced its concession in Shansi in consideration of monetary compensation was signed on January 21 at Peking by Judge Ting Pao-chuan on behalf of the Bureau of Trade of Shans…
  15. The North-China HeraldFactor in Favour of Peace"Bat the masses in this country would not suffer as the masses in Jepan would suffer, 60 that this commercial view of the case is one of the greatest factors in favour of peace and also is s pacificator in the minds of t…
  16. The North-China HeraldThe Lisbon TragedyLondon vii Bombay, February 2. he King and the Crown Prince of Portugal have been assassinated. Later. As the King and Queen of Porsecompani the Crown His Majesty died before the Arsenal was reach-while the Crown Prince …
  17. From Our Lady Correspondent, London · North-China HeraldOur Lady Correspondent in Londonites Tam afraid I most own at once that I fonnd Alnddin at the Adelphi far more entertaining than old Drary's wighty show. OF course itis never quite fair to judge any piece from its dress rehearsal. should not have been…
  18. The North-China HeraldThe U. S. Court for ChinaC. A. Exoguonacar v. H. J. Brack. To the action brought by U. A. Engelbracht against H. J. Black in the United States Court for China regarding the profits of the Shanghai Watch Club a demurrer to the petition has been f…
  19. The North-China HeraldNews from EuropeBerlin, January 30. The visit of the German Emperor and Empress to England was mentioned in most sympathetic manner in the from the Throne with which the British Parliament was opened. Lord Lansdowne and the Marquis of R…
  20. The North-China HeraldTo Be ReleasedIt is stated in a native paper that Hsu Ming-fang, father of the late Bru si-lin who ated Governor En Ming, is still imprisoned at the Prefect's Yamen in Shaoshing. It is anderstond that Governor Feng Ju-kuei, of Chekian…
  21. From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe New ReignA Council of State has been held and was attended by King Manuel, Queen Amelia and Queen Maria Pia (mother of King Carlos) and the Duke of Oporto (brother of King Carlos). 295 Senhor Franco, the Prime Minis ter, and the …
  22. The North-China HeraldNews from EuropeBerlin, February 5. Everything is quiet at present in Portugal. Elections to thr Cortes h been ordered for the month of April. The conviction becomes more and more Tur death of Princess Ichijo, mother of the Empress of J…
  23. The North-China HeraldBefore G. W. Kina,. Esq., Acting Police MagistrateMiss G, Gale, of Soochow Road, was charged with recklessly driving a horse attached to a dog-cart, in Bubbling Well Road on January 25. Inspector MacGregor appeared for the police. Mr. F. Ellis defended, Inspector MacGre…
  24. The North-China HeraldUse of Cuticura Has a Marvelous Result"My husband and I thovett, you ould like to know what the Cuticura, Teomedios have done for our baby by. Ho. had running eczema from} developed lu sel after the firet m: nib. 'The poor little fellow's head ay, his face w…
  25. The North-China HeraldLazarus, and C. AllisonVictoria, B.C.—Messrs. F. H. Forbes and C. Moore. For Chicago—Mr. and Mrs. Anderson, and Dr. G. 8. Evans. For Liverpool—Rev. Win. Gibson. For Portland—Capt. Blethen. For San Francisco—Mr. Earle J. Wood-berry. For London—…
  26. The North-China HeraldSecretary of the French MunicipalityH. Reinhold and child, Dr. M. Muller, or to the Lady Superior of the Hospital, Messrs. K. Lindemann, B. Murdoch, A. Stempel, and W. Friebel. From tickets from any Consular or Municpial Penang—Dr. H. Dieckhoff. From Offic…

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