Vu You-jen was brought before the Mixed Court on a warrant at the instance of H.E. the Viceroy of Kansa for having converted to his own use a large sum of money collected by him in aid of the Kansu Famine Fond.
He was expelled from the Settlement, on September 8, 1909.
Record of Koo Bang-yuen, Koo Bang-yuen was one of the leading members who instigated the boycott movement resulting in the riot in December, 1905. He was at that time conducting a school for teaching English at No. 340 Nanking Rosd, and prior to the day of the riot he left, the premises as he was wanted by the Police. His premises were searched by the Police and a large quantity of literature seized and part of it destroyed. The Police have " large box containing books and papers, and another small box used for printing circulars, a sort of copying press, and a few Chinese seals and papers on file for record Purposes.
Koo Bang-yuen's name is prominent in the Municipal Report of 1905, pages 30 and 33. The Police hold a warrant for his arrest.
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