The Archive
Saturday, 17 October 1925
The North-China HeraldFengtien's Peaceful IntentFrom the face of things the Fengtien army is not making any military preparations. A Fengtien officer, interviewed by the Chinese that his people are nothing in the way of preparations. They have no warlike intentions an… The North-China HeraldThe War CloudsOct. 16. Ar the eleventh hour and with all indications against us, we would express the most earnest hope that China may yet be spared the horrors and disgrace of another civil war. We are perfectly well aware that vario… The North-China HeraldThe Truth About CantonOct. 15. In certain commercial notes! published in these columns during the past two weeks we have tended towards the view that an improvement was to be seen in the Canton situation. The indications were all in favour of… The North-China HeraldNation Cannot Be Great Without HonourWhen the editor of the "North- China Daily News" requested me to prepare an article with regard to the possible constructive steps which China might take to achieve that equality which we all seek among the nations of th… The North-China HeraldPolice Defeated by ReesThe Rees defeated the Police at the Police grounds on Saturday by two goals to one, Only 35 minutes were played each way owing to the heat. Several new recruits played for both teams, the most promising of which were Jen… The North-China HeraldFired on by Field Gun TooAt one point on the river the assailants had mounted" a field-piece. They man one round, the shell right through the ship's fortunately well above the water line, and exploding in the engine room, mot doing any damage ho… The North-China HeraldA Modern Priest of BaalThe Editor must not imitate the priests of Baal and hop now on one leg—the political—and, when the argument doesn't suit him, hop the other—the religious. If he discussing treaty rights he must, not measure the missionar… The North-China HeraldFirst Revolutionary SocietyTt must be recalled that beginning with 1872, large numbers of young Chinese, mostly Cantonese," were taken to the United State by Yung Wing to be educated there. Yung Wing wes already a revolutionist Boxer Rebellion, th… The North-China HeraldCost of ProductionThe cost of production for the year was slightly higher than the previous year, this being due to the lower exportable allowance, regards the working of Kota Bahroe and Canning Estates, there is nothing special for me to… The North-China HeraldAnother Polar FlightOslo, Oct. 12. An advance guard of 25 persons will leave for Spitzbergen on October 14 to begin work on a new hangar in preparation for Captain Amundsen's polar expedition next year, for which arrangements have now been … From Reuters · North-China HeraldBaseball in AmericaWashington, Oct. 9. The third game of the World Series has been postponed owing rain. Oct 12, Pittsburgh beat Washington 6—3 to-day in the fifth game of the World Series. The Senators are still in the lead, having won th… The North-China HeraldErrors in StatementProperty:—The new premises were occupied on November 26, 1924, Prior to November 30, all interest, taxes and insurance charges' were debited to capital account. The figure under total Property $1,290,278.43 plus the cont… The North-China HeraldAnd More ReptilesCrabs are also a nuisance and occasionally get caught on the hook and landed. They move the float more evenly, but also towards the bank, holding the bait in the claws, sideways crawl imparting a there regular movement t… The North-China HeraldFight With StoolsDescribing the measures taken to clear the charge room, witness, in reply to Mr. MeNeill, said he first tried to "'shoo" the students out, but they refused to go. There were about 80 or 100 of them, while more were comin… The North-China HeraldSale of EstateAt the annual general meeting of the company in October of Last, shareholders expressed then portunity and, as the views of the beholders were shared by your directors, the company's agents in' the Straits were instructe… The North-China HeraldClaims for DebtFour Suits against British Subject Before His Honour Judge Skinner Turner in H. M. Supreme Court on Monday four claims for debt were brought against G. A. Carpenter. The first of these was at the instance of Dinty Moore'… The North-China HeraldAn Unwilling Novice in the TempleYouth who Objected to Becoming a Priest Tez Fah, a Chinese lad, 15 years of age, was charged at the Mixed Court on Thursday with assault and attempted murder, Br, Peterson appeared for the complainant, the abbot in charg… The North-China HeraldIn reply to the President, CaptMartin said he arrived at ' Louza between 3.30 and 345 p.m. There were a number of dead and wound. ed lying in the road and a big crowd fof Chinese just about level with the] entrance of the Town Hall. There was no distu… The North-China HeraldAmerican Seaman HeldAttacked By Chinese in Soochow Road A hold up organized by a ricsha coolie was described to the Louza Police by an American seaman, Charles Edwards, of the str. West Jersey, last Friday. Edwards said that he engaged a pu… The North-China HeraldMiners Strike inA Holiday for the Workers and Everybody Happy Washington, Oct. 13. The country is completely unruffled by the anthracite strike, which has been proceeding for six weeks. The miners themselves are' the prolonged holiday, … The North-China HeraldForeign Advisers toOwn ConsesroNoext Peking, Oct. 6. I hear that General Horvath and Mr. W. Grave have been appointed advisers or counsellors to Chang, 'Tso-lin. General Horvath is widely) known for his connexion with the Chinese Eastern r… The North-China HeraldDate and ProcedureWith regard to the date and the procedure at the Conference: 1. Japan accepts the date for holding the conference as suggested by the Chinese Government and agreed to by the invited Powers. '2. The Imperial Government wi… The North-China HeraldThe Real Problem in ChinaOct, 14. Mr. Tong Shao-yi's recent criticism of the Tariff Conference has drawn from General 'Ting Shih-yuan, vid our Peking correspondent, a very intere ing, but not convincing reply. We' do not "back" Mr. Tong, more th… The North-China HeraldAfter Ta Autonomyestablished, China shall be required guarantee the foreign Powers. full satisfaction in the conduct of their commerce and the tariff to be arranged must meet with the con sent of the different Powers. In accordance with … The North-China HeraldA Human JonahThe Old Testament does not account for Jonah. He emerges from the elliptical narrative as a human failure tortured by the thought that there is peace in Nineveh when there no peace in his own heart; but the aspect of the… The North-China HeraldMany Difficulties to SurmountMr, Austin Jones and his brother} Mr. D. A, Jones have had a most bination of stops of the' Great organ, A similar stop automatically provides a suitable pedal for the swell organ pistons. The whole of the action of, the… The North-China HeraldDeath of MrA Former Resident of Shanghai and Founder of Dodwell's We regret to announce the death, which occurred on October 9, of Mr. George Benjamin Dodwell, head of the well-known firm of Dodwell Ca., La. News of his demise was … The North-China HeraldWarnings Regarding StudentsComing back to the May 30 incident, Mr. McEuen said that he. had warning previous to that date that the students intended to a meeting in a school in Markham which certain resolution: to be considered. The main resolutio… The North-China HeraldKota Bahroe Rubber EstatesAt the Fifth Annual Meeting of the Kota Bahroe Rubber Estates, xo- Ld, (Messrs, A. R. Burkill & Sons, secretaries and general managers) Mr. C. R, Burkill presided, supported by Messrs. N. G, Maitland and T. E. Trueman, d… The North-China HeraldFirst Tussle with StudentsWitness then gave an account of the earlier disturbances in Nanking Road and the Louza police station He received report from a Chinese sergeant, he said, that students were holding a meeting at the Lloyd—Nanking Road co… The North-China HeraldPromulgated on November71915. Law relating, to Registration of Copyrights. Promulgated on February J, 1916. Law refiting to Trade Marks. Promulgated May 3, 1923. Detailed Regulations for the execution of the Trade Marks Law. Promulgated May 8,… The North-China HeraldShanghai Beaten Four Times Hongkong Oct, 9The Kowloon Bowling Green Ctub to-day defeated the Shanghai lawn bowlers by 23° to 18, Oct, 10, The Civil Service Club to-day defeated the Shanghai lawn bowlers by 22 points to 16, Oct. 12 The Craigengower Cricket Club t… The North-China HeraldSeven on the GroundThe first round of firing, continued Inspector Everson, did not seem to stop the crowd, so he gave the order to load, present and fire again, This time the mob wa stayed, and they dispersed. Witess saw seven lying on the… The North-China HeraldThe Pastorate of Ion ChurchRev. E. F, Horst-Smith Accepts Invitation of Congregation The Rev. E. F. Horst-Smith, of the English "Baptist Missionary Society, engaged in mission work at Tsingchowfa, Shantung province, has accepted for a year the una… The North-China HeraldRubber from LiberiaNew York, Oct. 15. Mr. Harvey Firestone, President of the Firestone Tire & Rubber Ca., announced to-day that he had signed an agreement with the Republic of Liberia whereby he obtained a 99 years lease of "milieu acres s… The North-China HeraldStudents To BlameQuestioned by Mr. Macleod, witness said that he first noticed anything untoward in Nanking Road at 330 p.m. There violence before the cheer went up. There was no action on the part of the police to explain the change of … The North-China HeraldPeking Applying toA private telegram to local Chit from the United States was lown to a member of our staff on Sunday containing information with regard to the Tariff Conference and containing a sentence to the effect that the Peking Gove… The North-China HeraldMillington, the Commissioner, Hereand Moller, Assistant Commissioners, and Whitcher of the Wolf Cubs, Mr. Cyril Champkin, manager of the P. & O. Bank, said in part: This is my first attendance at Rotary Club Tiffin though I may claim to be one of the ori… The North-China HeraldDescription of the OrganThe organ has three manuals, CO} to C, 61 notes, and a radiating' and concave pedal' board of 82 notes, CCC to G. It contains 45 speaking stops, 15 couplers, 29 control pistons and pedals, and 2630 pi The great reeds can… The North-China HeraldDisclaimer by Gen. SunThe Far Eastern News Agency earns that Tupan Sin will shortly issue a lengthy circular telegram farding the situation. This will contain the usual Chinese military excuses that he means to defend his territory and protec…
