The Archive
Saturday, 12 September 1908
The North-China HeraldNavigation on the HuangpuSeptember 8. on this subject which has recently Tae interesting. correspondence been appearing in our columns serves to bring into relief " thought that must often have been present in the mind of the ordinary layman obs… The North-China HeraldThe Trade Union CongressSeptember 9. Tue forty-first Trade Union Congress that began its week of meetings at Nottingham on Monday with representatives of 1,776,000 mem-hers was presented with an agenda paper containing an unusual number of impo… The North-China HeraldThe American Naval VisitSeptember 11. Frow the prodigious programmes which we publish in another colaba of the receptions that are being prepared in China and Japan for the American battleship fleet, it will be evident that both countries are s… The North-China HeraldA Clever No! Erylarge store, whose owner sells artificial diamonds, was entered three nights ago by some burglars, and a great number of these articles were stolen. At first it was thought that only about thousand dollars' worth had bee… The North-China HeraldThe Free Trade ConferenceIt is not a very propitious time for the holding of the International Free Trade Congress which has been sitting in London during the past week under the auspices of the Cobden Club; but'I need hardly say that the distin… The North-China HeraldLocusts in KiangpehAn open letter has been sent to the various Chinese newspapers here for publication in the name of the gentry and people of the city and district of Such'ien, Kiangpeh (Northern Kiang-ssu). The letter states that all the… From Reuters · North-China HeraldThe Trade Union CongressLondon vii Bombay, September 8. The Trade Union Congress has opened at Nottingham. There was a record attendance, 1,776,000 members of anions being represented. In his presidential address, Mr. D. J. Shackleton, Labour M… From Reuters · North-China HeraldFree Fighting in the StreetsLondon vii Bombay, September 11. The unemployed at Glasgow carried out their threatened march midnight. Three thousand met in St. George's Square. Inflammatory speeches were delivered. The police dispersed the crowd but … The North-China HeraldThe Wright AeroplaneThe mystery which has for so long surrounded the Wright aeroplane has at length been cleared away, and the principles of the invention, about which 8 great deal has been said and written during the past three years, are … The North-China HeraldThe Lambeth ConferenceAfter the Pan-Anglican Conference, consisting of representatives of all grades of the Church—clergy and the Iaymen—came the Lambeth Conference, restricted to the Bishops. It sat at Lambeth Palace under the Presidency of … Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldThe Accident to MrsTo the Editor of the "Nozrs-Onma Dany News." Sir,—In the arbitration before Mr. A. R. Vincent, between myself and the Municipal Council, the arbitration found that the pony in the water cart which ran over my wife was vi… The North-China HeraldThe Fauna of Eastern AsiaIn continuing his narrative of the expedition to Mongolia undertaken at the expense of the Duke of Bedford and under the auspices of the British Museom, Mr. A. de C. Sowerby, who accompanied Mr, M. P. Anderson, inserts t… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldCharges of Missionary DoctorsTo the Editor of the "Nonra-Carva Darty News." 'S1x.—Missionaries can usually afford to let the remarks of non-missionary people who attack their methods and actions pass unheeded, but the very unkindly charge brought ag… The North-China HeraldFloods in FukienAn Amoy dispatch reports the presence of strong freshets in the vicinity of the prefectural city of Changchou, and that @ portion of the southern part of that city is now under water. H. E. HSU SHIR-CHANG, Viceroy of Man… The North-China HeraldTurkey and the PowersLondon vid Bombay, September. A communique has been issued at Vienna dealing with the interview between Baron von Aerenthal and Signor Tittoni at Salzburg. It states that all the Cabinets are perfectly agreed to observe … The North-China HeraldThe Manchurian ViceroyTokio, September 9. Viceroy Hsu Shih-chang leaves Mukiden to-morrow on a visit to Port Arthur, where he will arrive on Friday, to return the visit of Baron Oshima, Governor-General of the Kuantung Peninsula, and to conve… The North-China HeraldSecond Race for Challenge CupSunday, September 6. Course: Start at 1.45 p.m. from Prince's Pier, down i round Blockhouse Island Buoy, thence up river round West Spit Buoy, leaving Quarantine Buoys to starboard, aod retarn to Prince's Pier rounding t… The North-China HeraldCholera at HankowAmong the reports of the' ravages me by this summer's oni of cholera ut Hankow, a singularly pathetic story reaches rix of the fate of the Italian Rowan Catholic Convent that town. Earlier in the year, at the approach of… The North-China HeraldSocialists in Great BritainLondon vii Bombay, September 7. On Saturday Priace Arthur of Connuught reviewed ten thousand cadets of the Boys' Brigade in Glasgow. The unemployed intended to intercept the Prince's carriage, but were overawed by the po… The North-China HeraldA Company of ForestryThe Ministry of Posts and Communications intends to organize a company of forestry for the exploitation of the forests in Anhui, Kiangsi, Fukien and Kusngtung, which are of immense extent. Several deputies have been appo… The North-China HeraldThe Dalai LamaAs will, perhaps, be recalled, the Dalai Lama, or Buddhist Por called to Peking for special audience with the Throne last spring and- was expected to reach the Capital at the end of the present month. The Bud-diiist Pont… The North-China HeraldTheft in a CellWoxe Ching-pao, a convict undergoing sentence in the cells in the tral Police Station was charged at the Mixed Court yesterday with stealing silk jacket, valaed at $6, from another prisoner, who was temporarily conBned i… The North-China HeraldThe Ideal PolicyThas it will be seen that Canada has troubles enough in connexion with ber immigration question, and it is a well that they have come early in her career. They have shown her the folly of desiring quantity rather thas qu… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldNavigation on the HuangpuTo the Editor of the "Nortu Carta Datty News." Sin.—Permit me through your columns to apologize to Captain Dani sen of the Aotung for not having answered his letter before, as I only got back to Shanghai from duty at the… The North-China HeraldThe Pacific FleetThe Chinese Government has given permission to Vice-Admiral Sha Chén-ping, who is in charge of the preparations for the reception of the American Pacific Fleet at Amoy, to cast 7,200 gold, silver-gilt, and 200 pare gold … Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldThe Italian Convent at HankowTo the Editor of the "Nonra Carina Darr News." Sim,—With reference to your paragraph dealing with the outbreak of cholera in the Italian Convent at Han: ow, may I state through your colum! that I am authorized on' behalf… The North-China HeraldNews from East AsiaPeking, September 4. It is reported, that the appointment of Chen Pi, the President of the Board of Communications; to be Viceroy of Shen-kan (Shensi and Kansu) is imminent. The cause for the change is the desire of the … The North-China HeraldMelbourne to ShanghaiMr. R. B. Levien, Victorian Commercial Agent, received the following telegram yesterday from Mr. Sw Victorian Minister for Agricul-have arranged for the Eastern and Australian Steamship Ca. to extend monthly service to S… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldThe Huangpu ConservancyTo the Editor of the "Nonra-Carva Dat News." servancy Board to point out that your Sin, am directed by the Coa. leading article of September 2 headed" The" Conservancy Contretemps" contains, due doubtless to an fect know… The North-China HeraldNavigation on the HuangpuTo the Editor to the "Nor: Sin,—Will you kindly allow mea space in your valuable paper for a short reply to Mr. Carmichael's: letter of the 2nd instant which appeared in your issue of September 3. After giving an account… The North-China HeraldNews from EuropeBerlin, September 11. The German Emperor intends to make, on the 11th instant, an automobile excursion from the Castle of Hobkonigsburg through the Vosges to " mountain gorge immediately on the French frontier. Norddeute… The North-China HeraldThe Trade Marks RegulationsThe Trade Marks Regulations hare been thoroughly revised and drawn up more in accordance with the require-meats of the subject, and they shortly be decided upon by the Ministry of Agricalture, Works and Commerce. It is r… The North-China HeraldThe Shanghai Gun ClubAt the grounds of the Shanghai Gun Clubon Sunday afternoon, a competition was held for the " Gigha" Cup, kindly presented by Mr. James McKie. The conditions were: ten double rises (Tower), five double rises (Foochow Sett… The North-China HeraldThe St. Leger StakesLondon vit Bombay, September 9. The following is the result of the St. Leger Stakes, ran at Doncaster on Wednesday, September Affairs, Baron von Achrenthal and Signor Tittoni, whereby an agreement with regard to the Balk… The North-China HeraldThe New OrderLast November foreigners took up residence in Tsiliutsin for the first ity, which is the centre of the great walt district of West China, those population is a million people, had been closed to foreigners up to this tim… The North-China HeraldCountry Club ¥. Cricket ClubThe first stage of the singles competition between teams Tepresenting the Country Club and the Shanghai Cricket Club was played ion Monday afternoon at the Uountry lub, Five out of the six games were won by the Cricket C… Letter to the Editor · North-China HeraldEpiscopal Jurisdiction in ChinaThe following documents set forth the bred the settlement arrived at jeridiction in Cobteal Chine regarding the question of epi To the Editor of the "Nonta Caixa Darcy Ney Dear Sin, As " great many lo in Shanghai in Chin…
